Folabifreeman:
Once you attain a certain age, Health check-up is very essential to your daily living.

Rip Sire!

Fact my brother.
Funny enough, people in govt. parastatals like this especially airport where they go home daily with un+imaginable amount of Egunje will prefer to die in the office than take care of their health.

You will think it is because they love the job.

HBP kills faster these days..especially young peolle6

One of the most stressful jobs on earth...A simple mistake can cause the death of hundreds of people.....

Even for free, I no want am

Isaytrash:
interesting
Mr? I feel sad for the guy, he could have been a virgin so sad. If I was a lady I will go give his lifeless dick some interesting BJ he will miss heaven

You need serious deliverance

Blame the bad economy

Some of these people that slump and die could have been revived with immediate administering of CPR and defibrillators! This is why, if for nothing else, it’s better you live in a sane, organised and civilised society....at least, then you’d stand a chance of surviving the ordeal if, God forbid, you get a heart attack!

Another thing is, we need to be checking our numbers (BMI, sugar levels, cholesterol level and BP) on a regular basis, so we can discover early any health challenges and adjust our lifestyle accordingly.

I think there should be a law enacted that makes it mandatory for defibrillators to be placed in all public buildings, schools and markets, and all workers (public and private) as well as students, should be given basic training twice a year on how to administer CPR and defibrillators!

Most Nigerians are existing just because of grace of God: fixed salaries amidst skyrocketing prices, no public hospitals, terrorism cum banditry (if there is difference in Nigerian scenario), ROGUE AGF and so many factors. May God provide for those that he left behind.

The deceased is a colleague of mine whom I had known for the past 15 years. A very hardworking down to earth core professional. Mr Ani does not work in Lagos but Abuja. The media should get their facts right before going to press. So many information in the report are false.
May God rest his soul!

It happened at Abuja, not lagos

ignis:
Handwork of village people

everything na village people
Make una dey check your health o

bravozulu:
The deceased is a colleague of mine whom I had known for the past 15 years. A very hardworking down to earth core professional. Mr Ani does not work in Lagos but Abuja. The media should get their facts right before going to press. So many information in the report are false.
May God rest his soul!

Hope you go on annual leave?

SadiqBabaSani:
When terrorist bandits and their sponsors are supposed to be the ones falling here you have a hardworking man falling and dieing.
Rip.
Death to all Terrorist Sponsors, and their online slaves

You are right

Performing CPR, and using a defibrillator on him might have saved him, but am sure there isn't one present there or staff were not given CPR/FIRST AID training. RIP to him.

PROUDIGBO:
Some of these people that slump and die could have been revived with immediate administering of CPR and defibrillators! This is why, if for nothing else, it’s better you live in a sane, organised and civilised society....at least, then you’d stand a chance of surviving the ordeal if, God forbid, you get a heart attack!

Another thing is, we need to be checking our numbers (BMI, sugar levels, cholesterol level and BP) on a regular basis, so we can discover early any health challenges and adjust our lifestyle accordingly.

I think there should be a law enacted that makes it mandatory for defibrillators to be placed in all public buildings, schools and markets, and all workers (public and private) as well as students, should be given basic training twice a year on how to administer CPR and defibrillators!

I thought the same when I saw the news. CPR and the use of a defibrillator might have saved him until he is taken to the hospital, but am sure they don't have that equipment or adequate first aid/cpr training.

malcom1X:
Did he take the vaccine?

Don't let people lie to you that you have malaria, say the vaccine brings out malaria in you when actually you are suffering from a vaccine adverse effects.

Report to the place you took the vaccine.

I forgot that there is no place to report vaccine adverse effects in Nigeria.

Die hard bro.

are u suspecting covid vaccine effect?

Aniekan inuk, a very good friend back in both primary and secondary school days, may almighty God be with the family he left behind.