SOME PUBLIC FIGURES THAT DIED WITHIN THE MONTH OF APRIL.

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We will provide you details of some Public figures of blessed memories that died within April 1st to April 30th 2021.
NB: The list is not in any order.

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Source: collection from different media platforms.


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