Eric Arubayi
The family of Eric Arubayi who died on Saturday after a brief illness has revealed what actually killed the gospel singer. Details of how Delta State-born second runner up of the maiden edition of the West Africa Idol, Eric Arubayi, Jnr., died has emerged.
The gospel singer died during the weekend at a hospital in Delta State. Confirming the demise of the gospel artiste, his brother, Derrick Arubayi, in an exclusive chat with Vanguard, explained that the late Eric took ill after taking an expired drug meant to treat his malaria and typhoid ailment.
He said: “He had malaria and typhoid, which was untreated. It later became worse after he took a medication that had expired and this triggered his liver ailment and afterwards, every other thing just followed at a fast pace before his death.
“The only thing that we had to say is that he lived for Christ. We just want the world to know that the name Eric Odafe Arubayi was for a reason beyond the West Africa Idol show.
“For that reason, God would make manifest even beyond his glorious ascension.”
Arubayi left behind a wife, son and many family members. He was born on July 14, 1982.
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