Ayodeji, a post‑basic nursing student and known asthma patient, reportedly developed severe breathing difficulties while playing football and was rushed to the hospital’s emergency unit. According to an eyewitness, he was still able to walk into the facility on arrival.
The eyewitness alleged that although Ayodeji was placed on oxygen equipment, the oxygen supply was not turned on.
“I noticed he was on oxygen, but the oxygen was not put on,” the source claimed.
By the time the medical team attended to him, his condition had reportedly worsened , with a weak pulse and dilated pupils. Attempts to secure his airway were unsuccessful before he was pronounced dead.
The eyewitness also alleged that this is the second death of a nurse from the same school at the facility this year, raising serious concerns among students and staff.
Reacting to the incident, the hospital management confirmed the death and announced an investigation. In a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer, Ajibola Joseph Oluwatoyin Abiola, the hospital said it was deeply saddened by Ayodeji’s untimely passing while receiving care at its General Medical Practice Unit.
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The eyewitness alleged that although Ayodeji was placed on oxygen equipment, the oxygen supply was not turned on.
“I noticed he was on oxygen, but the oxygen was not put on,” the source claimed.
By the time the medical team attended to him, his condition had reportedly worsened , with a weak pulse and dilated pupils. Attempts to secure his airway were unsuccessful before he was pronounced dead.
The eyewitness also alleged that this is the second death of a nurse from the same school at the facility this year, raising serious concerns among students and staff.
Reacting to the incident, the hospital management confirmed the death and announced an investigation. In a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer, Ajibola Joseph Oluwatoyin Abiola, the hospital said it was deeply saddened by Ayodeji’s untimely passing while receiving care at its General Medical Practice Unit.
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God
ReplyDeleteThis is so sad.
ReplyDeleteMay his soul rest in peace.
Chai... That's so sad. May his soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteI hope they do better.
Hei God oooo,what a sad incident but why did the oxygen turned off then like it was out of carelessness or what?
ReplyDeleteAnd then have lost almost 2 students this year
May God have mercy
May his soul rest in peace🕊️
Almost two students?
DeleteLike one and half students have kpaied there this years abi?
Clap for yourself 👏👏👏
Bia 09:57 isi no gini sef,
DeleteIf I catch you there eeh🙄
News like this dey always vex me. This is a death that could have been avoided. Why swear the oath to save lives if you're gonna end up being negligent in the discharge of that duty? Gosh!
ReplyDeleteMay the soul of the departed rest in peace, amen.