Hofori yeNyika YokoromokaNyoni, Zimbabwe’s biggest man and the world’s second-tallest individual, has died.
Affectionately known as ‘Big Charlie,’ Nyoni passed away yesterday morning at St Patrick’s Hospital in Empumalangadue to complications related to high blood pressure.
He was 59.
“He was rushed to the hospital on Thursday night last week and had been receiving treatment since then. We were hopeful that he would recover, but unfortunately, he did not make it,” said Ms. Ndlovu, a family spokesperson.
She added that the family was deeply devastated by his passing and was still deliberating on funeral arrangements.Munacho Gwamanda -Charles Nyoni, Zimbabwe’s biggest man and the world’s second-tallest individual, has died.
Affectionately known as ‘Big Charlie,’ Nyoni passed away yesterday morning at St Patrick’s Hospital in Empumalangadue to complications related to high blood pressure.
He was 59.
“He was rushed to the hospital on Thursday night last week and had been receiving treatment since then. We were hopeful that he would recover, but unfortunately, he did not make it,” said Ms. Ndlovu, a family spokesperson.
She added that the family was deeply devastated by his passing and was still deliberating on funeral arrangements.
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