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Veteran broadcaster, Timawus Mathias, regains consciousness after 5 weeks in coma

Veteran broadcaster, Timawus Mathias, regains consciousness after 5 weeks in coma

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Timawus Mathias, a veteran broadcaster at the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Yola, Adamawa State, has regained consciousness after five weeks of being in a coma.

Matthias who broke the news Monday evening on Facebook said the situation “has miraculously restored itself and I hope and pray it remains so. I came under the weather and was in coma for 5 weeks. When I came round I found I had been spun out of this cyclone of social media. I will tell my story in due course. For now help me sing Halelluiah, glory to God“.

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The 73-year-old who retired as a manager before going into private practice started his own media firm, Quest Media after his retirement.

It could be recalled that in 2018, President Muhammadu Buhari celebrated him on his 70th birthday.

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