Breaking News: Ongoing Protest at Renaissance university, Senator chimaroke’s university in Enugu, after a Student named Obinna died allegedly due to the Negligence of the university’s Medical

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Hospital, Apparently Obinna had Kidney problem but the university’s Hospital who did not bother to carry out proper tests on him were busy giving him Malaria treatment and placed him on drip, a kidney patient shouldn’t be on Drip but Obinna was allegedly place on over 6 Drips. His condition got worse obviously and after he was Finally taken to a hospital outside school just to realize it was actually a kidney problem, but then it was already too late. He died last night!!! May his gentle soul continue to RIP, Amen!!! ��

May his soul Rest In Peace but let’s not be too quick to blame the university going by their own account

RENAISSANCE UNIVERSITY, UGBAWKA, ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA

THE UNFORTUNATE DEATH OF OUR STUDENT, MR. OBINNA EMMANUEL ANORUE

On 3rd November 2020, Obinna Emmanuel Anorue, a 400 level student of History, reported at the university clinic late in the evening. He complained of fever and headache. He was transported to the clinic of our nearby affiliate institution, Mea Mater Elizabeth High School, where he was examined by the doctor and medications administered to stabilize him. He said he was okay, ate his dinner and was taken back to the university.

Two days later(5th November),he came back to the clinic complaining of the same fever and headache, and on examination had tender epigastrium (upper part of the abdomen). He was also found not to be compliant with his medications. He was encouraged to adhere to his medications with antacids added. The next day when he was said to still be febrile and not adhering to the drug regimen, the doctor referred him to the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), despite his insistence that he was doing good.

But while on transit, he was reportedly diverted to the 82 Division Military Hospital. He subsequently reportedly passed in a private hospital in the early hours of yesterday.

This is a moment of immense grief and sadness for the entire university community. Management is deeply pained by his tragic loss. Our hearts go out to Obinna’s family for the devastating heartbreak they are experiencing. We know the terrible news is difficult to process and affects members of our university community particularly his fellow students and friends. However, we urge for responsibility in the accounts dished out to the public in order not to dishonor his memory and aggravate the grief of his family and loved ones. The university is in touch with the family and is open to any inquiry that will establish what may have happened.


Signed:
Adedeji Olusola Adebayo
Registrar
10th November, 2020

So sad. But when will our institutions start taking basic facilities like a well equipped medical facility in the precinct of the institution serious?

Well equipped medical centres could even serve as a referral hospital for their medical students.

We've heard woes about the death of young lads due to negligence or ill-equipped medical facility from various institutions across the country. It's not all about establishing institutions but to properly manage it is what matters.



RIP to the young man.