neocortex:


People can only speculate regarding the"circumstances", but we are sure of is that he died of
drug overdose, whether it was induced, no one knows.

FunkyMetahuman:
Most nigerians doctors are just in for the prestige, they don't know jackshit about the medicine.

Just go to school, cram and dump just like every other nigerian graduate.

I don't blame anyone traveling out of the country for medical attention.

Its better to visit harbalist sometimes than nigerian doctors who only know how to prescribe malaria drugs.

Shayetet13:


My friend, no doctor who is worth a senator visiting can ever make an overdose mistake unless he was paid to kill the senator. So stop going around talking that incompetent bullshit of Nigerian doctors. How many times have you heard that a local chemist gave an overdose talkless of a trained clinician.

FunkyMetahuman:
always blaming the facilities and the government never the dummies.
Most hospital death in nigeria are as a result of human errors which everyone just blame on facilities or just call it act of god and don't go further to actually investigate the actual cause of death.

You are not close to these so called doctors or lose someone very close to you to these quack cram and dump graduates that call themselves doctors, if you have, you won't even blame facilities for one minutes.

most of them don't even have human feelings which should be the main reason they wanna become doctors to begin with. just derived so much joy, walking like a million men just because they are doctors ( a prestigious job) not because they give a hoot about the job of people.

Seriously, I don't have problem with doctors generally, just nigerian doctors and nurses.

AreaFada2:


I gave three reasons among others why things including medicine are not working in Nigeria, but you chose to pick up on one only. Your right but very shallow.
Now let me tell you: a high number of young doctors abroad find out right from medical school that they are mentally or emotionally not cut out for medicine. But is too late by then. Only very few have the guts to quit. Upon completion of mandatory postgrad training, some chose to further train for research, pathology (still called morbid anatomy in 9ja speak) and other stuff that involve less patient contact. A few leave medicine altogether.

Medicine is prestigious everywhere. Maybe more in Nigeria where fewer reliable relatively decent paying jobs are to be had. Or any jobs at all.

Why do doctors get away with whatever impunity you allege they carry out in 9ja? Because the system (Nigerian society) is poor in accountability generally. Is it Nigerian politics that stands out as a beacon of responsibility or integrity? Or the police force, customs, civil service or what?

Hear this: as a teenager, I refused to study medicine in Nigeria despite family pressure. In my teenage mind, I could only associate hospitals with "bringing out a corpse from the mortuary" as was common on weekends then. Even made worse with my dad's frequent story of how his niece (actually old enough to be my mum but she used to live under my dad as a school girl) died in his arms. She was talking one minute and was dead the next. Right there in the hospital. She was a beloved "auntie" of mine. So abroad was it for me.

But I later realised that doctors work hard in 9ja. Do you know how many doctors there are to a patient in Nigeria? How much is healthcare spending per Nigerian citizen in our FG budget? How much is spent on all the teaching hospitals per year in 9ja? Meagre by all standards.

An overworked, underpaid, under-motivated, under-trained & largely demoralised staff cannot be very productive anywhere. Take that to the bank.

FunkyMetahuman:
oga ade, how did you know this?
Senator visiting for small check ups like blood pressure or slight fever treatment doesn't make the doctor a superman.

How will the doctor deliberately kill with pain killer overdose when he knew autopsy will trace it back to him if he was truly hired to do so? (Isn't that stup1d?)

Init obvious he doesn't know what he is doing? He Just bought pain killer and inject the poor man like a bacon probably not minding his medical history of heart related problem because he has been giving other people same dosage and nothing happened.

Shayetet13:


The issue is that port motem has not indicated overdose of any drug. It is just speculation! It is possible the doctor is being framed. You have not checked other angles of expired or adulterated drug. If he is being framed he needs not worry, we all know that a simple forensic investigation will get him out.

Shayetet13:


My friend, no doctor who is worth a senator visiting can ever make an overdose mistake unless he was paid to kill the senator. So stop going around talking that incompetent bullshit of Nigerian doctors. How many times have you heard that a local chemist gave an overdose talkless of a trained clinician. Unless the overdose was deliberate or paid for, the post mortem will likely be poisoning or CVD

Alikote:
karma at work ...when u chop money collectively as elite for education and university and u under fund it then they graduate half baked doctors this this is what you get as result ...

neocortex:


People can only speculate regarding the "circumstances", but what we are sure of is that he died of
overdose-induced heart failure.

onyxo76:
that doctor will never be stupid enough to give such a VIP an overdose of painkillers since it will be traced back to him, Biket hospital where he died is owned by a consultant physician who is a medical elder in Osun state, he has consultants working for him in different units, quacks cannot be found in such a hospital.
I still want to believe the late Adeleke suffered a cardiac arrest or there are some other things involved.If that doctor is harmed or anything happens to him, believe no doctor will attend to any politician or high profile figure should in case anything happen to them.
I personally don't like attending to all those VIP patients, their wahala dey always dey too much.

mytym:


What you are sure of? Or What you are told...

The APC woman leader who shared the meal with the senator is also dead! And buried.
Adeleke had to switch cars on Saturday coz the one he came in with had been gased (poisoned).
Someone who is that light skinned turned dark seconds after his death.

Those who planned his death can't even show their face around Ede lest they'd be stoned. The incumbent deputy couldn't. None! The only representative of their cabinet - a commissioner designate (yet to be screened) was Mobbed! I mean that is all over the media...Even a foetus in Osun knows he was eliminated.

They needed a fall guy....Now tagged him "quack" You honestly believe a Senator of Federal republic will be attended to by a "quack"... Biket hospital is one of the best privates in the city and Adeleke was neither a poor man nor an illiterate who will allow a "quack" to handle him.


Funny "one thing we are sure of"... You Abi who are the "we"?

neocortex:


I am not your regular gullible folk, you have to provide proof for yours conjectures
or eat your words. As I said before, anyone can speculate but very few has any facts
to back it up.

APC women leader dead ? no name, no medical report ?

The APC women leader(Alhaja Kudirat Fakokunde) in Osun state is alive, hail and hearty.

mytym:


Thought you wouldn't request for proof since we were all told C.O.D "heart attack from drug overdose administered by a quack" and you didn't need any proof but you're so sure.

Nobody assumed you're gullible, maybe a lil naïve and you were not in Kuta on Saturday. Were you?
Also, I never said women leader of APC Osun state. Read the line again.

neocortex:


I ask again, the woman has no name, no family, no body ?
You should be the one educating the less-informed folks that
are spreading unfounded rumours not the other way round.

mytym:


Please provide the name of the Doctor and the medical technician that administered the said painkillers.

They needed a fall guy....Now tagged him "quack"

2. Adelekes vehicle was gased at Kuta on Saturday.
3. You were not there.

neocortex:


As to the name of the doctor, that is public knowledge which you alluded to
in your initial conspiracy theory;

and his name add nothing to the discussion, the important thing is
that he exists and has been arrested, you could easily have googled
the name if you consider it that important.




With your two points above, this debate is over, passing off opinion
and hearsay as a fact only points to your unwillingness to have a
factual debate.
Making categorical statements with nothing to back it up only works
in a shouting contest not a civil discourse.

FunkyMetahuman:


Post-mortem also means autopsy.

Autopsy or post-mortem shows he died from heart attack triggered by pain killer overdose, That's why the doctor was arrested.