A 51 year old Nigerian-born UK resident nurse, Omolayo Abayomi, has had her Nurse's licence withdrawn by the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council for throwing her hands into the air and begging for Jesus to help, as a baby she was supposed to be taking care of suffered a heart attack.
According to Daily Mail UK, Omolayo Abayomi 'panicked' when the child, who suffered from a chronic lung disease, turned blue and stopped breathing in his cot at home. The nurse called for divine intervention more than 20 times before the vulnerable boy's mother told her to 'shut up'.
The nurse was constantly saying "Jesus help him" and waving her arms around,' a hearing was told.
What is wrong with these oyibo people, don't they know in Nigeria, we can't do anything without calling the name of Jesus?, :-). Continue reading,


The nurse 'provided wholly inadequate care' by leaving the frantic mother to resuscitate her lifeless son, while the father dialled 999.
Abayomi was found guilty of a string of charges by the Nursing and Midwifery Council at a hearing in central London.
Sydney Topping, for Abayomi, insisted his client's behaviour had represented no more than a 'bad day at the office' and urged the panel to let her off with a caution.
'Once in a while you have a bad day at the office,' he said.

'I would suggest that on April 8 the registrant had a bad day at the office. It was no worse than that. She has bounced back since then.'

The hearing heard that the child, referred to a Patient A, and his twin sister were born three months premature at Homerton University Hospital in Hackney, east London, and as a result suffered from a number of serious illnesses and so required round-the-clock care.

Joanna Dirmikis, for the NMC, said Abayomi had been employed by private nursing firm Paediatric Nursing Link to look after the infant, who required 22 hours of nursing care every day.
The parents were woken by a knock on their bedroom door at 5am on April 8, 2007, to find their son lying lifeless after suffering respiratory cardiac arrest, the panel was told.

'While Mrs A was trying to resuscitate the child, Mr A called 999,' said Miss Dirmikis.
'The twin sister of the little boy was also present during the incident and can be heard crying in the background during the call.'

'She panicked and at one stage even summoned divine intervention, calling for Jesus,' she added.
Paramedics rushed the boy to Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone, east London, before he was taken to Great Ormond Street Hospital on the same day for further treatment.
Giving evidence, a tearful Mrs A said Abayomi had effectively 'abandoned' her during the incident.

'The nurse was constantly saying "Jesus help him" and waving her arms around,' she said.
'She said it more than 20 times. I felt I had to do everything - at that point she was doing nothing to help my son.
'She never offered to take the lead at any point and at no point did she suggest calling 999.
'I can't change what's happened to my son, I know I did the best for him but the nurse just completely abandoned her duty.

'If I can save just one other person from having to go through what we have been through, then that's what I want to do.'

The panel heard Patient A, now aged five, made a full recovery from the incident but is still totally dependent on others for his care.

Abaymo claimed the mother had pushed her away and refused to let her help.
She denied calling out for Jesus, panicking and failing to provide care or basic life support.
The nurse further denied failing to properly handover the case to paramedics and making inaccurate and false notes about the incident.

She was cleared of specific charges that she suctioned the child's tracheostomy tube or that she failed to record observations taken but was found guilty of misconduct and ruled unfit to continue working without restrictions.

Striking Abayomi off, panel chair John Williams said: 'This was a failure to accept responsibility for her role in the events by the registrant.
'She has shown a lack of empathy with the parents of the child and there has been no admission or apology, and therefore no insight.
'This failure is incompatible with her continuing to be a registered nurse.'

http://lindaikeji..com/2011/11/nigerian-nurses-licence-withdrawn-in-uk.html

she be quack nurse? what happened to her education?

She was not sanctioned because she called Jesus but because she wasn't doing her Job. She should have called Jesus in her mind. She should just become a spiritual doctor and leave the physical side to competent people.

Poster your title is very incorrect. This has nothing to do with the nurse calling the name of Jesus. The nurse simply failed her duty

Blackteeth:

Poster your title is very incorrect. This has nothing to do with the nurse calling the name of Jesus. The nurse simply failed her duty

Because she was calling Jesus instead of doing the job she was paid to do. Nigerians have become too religious that it begins to becloud their sense of reasoning. No wonder our country is still the way it is. We're always waiting for God to come down and save us when he has given us the power to thread upon serpents and scorpions. We don't know the power we wield as sons and daughters of God.

Who was taking care of the babies all these while b4 d incident?

Blackteeth:

Poster your title is very incorrect. This has nothing to do with the nurse calling the name of Jesus. The nurse simply failed her duty

See me see wahala o?
Am I a journalist?

Good job Uk

Serves her right!
About time these pushy Ogboni-Okija Christians of the world were taught a big lesson.

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HOW CAN THIS BE A NURSE?
Look at her face? Very UGLY woman in the image and likeness of SATAN himself praying for another. . .?
The child's mother recognized her as THE WITCH she truly is.
When these 'Olodo' nurses do not know what to do at their jobs, they start calling 'Jesus-Jesus'!
She should be in jail for inflicting 'mental anguish' on an already stressed parents.

Now, listen up O ye Noisy Chrissshians. . . Not every knee shalt bow, and every tongue confess at the MENTION OF HIS NAME!!!

Gedddddit?

Gosh! Irtitating creatures! Next time such m0r0ns will ask permission before openiing their filthy traps to chant "Jesus-Jusus' in public!

How was she sure the woman did not want the child dead?

Is it every woman that has that bush mentality of 'going forth into the world to multiply' with imbecil-es?

Shi-YOOOOOOR!!!!

Seeing comments by Nairalnders makes me sad. It goes to show that forum has been invaded by immature peeps. The child is alive today probably because d powerful name of Jesus saved him. She meant well for d child that was why she called the name of Jesus.

@Bootyonme, have u ever thought of ur mum being a witch?

Dis one na funny story o! Uk sef.

lol.

Some people and their religion sha. . Indoctrination ti poju!

Ask nothing of God. . .

LOL. UK peeps are sharp. There must be why Nigeria is so messed up despite the fact that we are religious. I suggest they deport her, before she infects other nurses with the disease of superstition.

ayusman16:

Seeing comments by Nairalnders makes me sad. It goes to show that forum has been invaded by immature peeps. The child is alive today probably because d powerful name of Jesus saved him. She meant well for d child that was why she called the name of Jesus.

@Bootyonme, have u ever thought of your mum being a witch?

Yeah right!
Powerful name indeed that could not save his own arzzze on the cross. . . from his wicked 'Christians' like you and others? All to fulfill one ye-ye prophesy of OLODOS?
Abeg, make we hia word!
Did you not read this?

[size=20pt]The nurse 'provided wholly inadequate care' by leaving the frantic mother to resuscitate her lifeless son, while the father dialled 999.[/size]

Make una come see Yoruba nurse o! I am sure she was dreaming of the Owanmbe for the coming 'SARRADEY' night in one EAST LONDON GHETTO yonder!, come forget her BASIC NRP skills!!!!! Kei!!!

UGLY BINCH!!!
WOR-WOR WINCH!!!




Laffing myself to tears!

FYI. . . my momma is a reaaaaaaal winch! Na Igbo woman!!!!Catholic too! TWA!!!!!



Sooooooooooooo, whia was ya Jisos after the Ogboni-Yoruba Ode nurse bailed into her 'celestial' realms in communicando with her JAH-JEHOVAH-JIREH?

Religion, rather than liberate Nigerians, has become a problem to them. The more religious they become, the less godly they get.

When I say this so-called 'religious' peeps are arrrrrrrrant dunces. . .people will doubt me.
HERE IS A LIVING PROOF!
An 'Adeboye-Odulele' CHRISTIAN ONE!!!

MU HE HE HE HE HE HE

. . .

I'm very sure that if it were to be in Nigeria, the boy's mum would have joined the nurse in shouting JESUS! JESUS! JESUS! Or even calling down fire, (All the same,praise to God that the boy didn't die)

Faith + Action= Miracle.
The nurse stood by her faith while the helpless mum took to ACTION and the result was miracle(to the nurse) but I guess that wasn't the same with the boy's mum.

These are the kind of Nigerian health workers I do not want operating around me.

D nurse don watch too much nigerian home videos, were sombdy go jst shout 'JEeeSUuuSsss' and a computer efect wil come and solve d prblm! LOL! They shuld depot her wit imediate alacrity, she wil be welcomed to call Jesus at UCH!

kurlarday:

I'm very sure that if it were to be in Nigeria, the boy's mum would have joined the nurse in shouting JESUS! JESUS! JESUS! Or even calling down fire, (All the same,praise to God that the boy didn't die)

funny but true!

cogitoErgo:

D nurse don watch too much nigerian home videos, were sombdy go jst shout 'JEeeSUuuSsss' and a computer efect wil come and solve d prblm! LOL! They shuld depot her wit imediate alacrity, she wil be welcomed to call Jesus at UCH!

NLers, una no go kill me with lafta

kurlarday:

Faith + Action= Miracle.
The nurse stood by her faith while the helpless mum took to ACTION and the result was miracle(to the nurse) but I guess that wasn't the same with the boy's mum.

Exactly!
Even the bible says that faith without good works is in vain.
The nurse is simply incompetent. This is a case of negligence of duty.

kurlarday:

I'm very sure that if it were to be in Nigeria, the boy's mum would have joined the nurse in shouting JESUS! JESUS! JESUS! Or even calling down fire, (All the same,praise to God that the boy didn't die)

chei

Pukkah:

Religion, rather than liberate Nigerians, has become a problem to them. The more religious they become, the less godly they get.

You are right on point

Im sure this is exactly wat the president wants us all 2do, to keep shouting blood of jesus whl boko haram goes on a killing rampage whl he folds his arm and do nothing waiting 4dem to come out and confess at aso rock revival ministries were he is d G.O. Jst imagine if d president was frm america or d uk and he says dis sturfs he often say to nigerians to them, ur guess is as good as mine. The woman is a reflection of the religious stupidity that has engulfed most of us here in nigeria but unfortunately she took her mediocracy which is a norm in nigeria to a serious and pragmatic society dat dnt encorrage such religious insanity after all they brought religion to us but we v added stupidity to it and it irritates them and any sane mind as well. Serves her right, comon sense shld ve prevailed but she allowed nigerian stupid factor to get d better part of her.

Relax101:

A 51 year old Nigerian-born UK resident nurse, Omolayo Abayomi, has had her Nurse's licence withdrawn by the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council for throwing her hands into the air and begging for Jesus to help, as a baby she was supposed to be taking care of suffered a heart attack.

Is this what she was taught to do in emergency situations at midwifery school? Wasn't she taught first aid procedures?

Relax101:

According to Daily Mail UK, Omolayo Abayomi 'panicked' when the child, who suffered from a chronic lung disease, turned blue and stopped breathing in his cot at home. The nurse called for divine intervention more than 20 times before[b] the vulnerable boy's mother told her to 'shut up'.[/b]

Because she forgets her training, just panics and lets her belief system take over

Relax101:

The nurse was constantly saying "Jesus help him" and waving her arms around,' a hearing was told.
What is wrong with these oyibo people, don't they know in Nigeria, we can't do anything without calling the name of Jesus?, :-). Continue reading,


The nurse 'provided wholly inadequate care' by leaving the frantic mother to resuscitate her lifeless son, while the father dialled 999.
Abayomi was found guilty of a string of charges by the Nursing and Midwifery Council at a hearing in central London.
Sydney Topping, for Abayomi, insisted his client's behaviour had represented no more than a 'bad day at the office' and urged the panel to let her off with a caution.
'Once in a while you have a bad day at the office,' he said.

'I would suggest that on April 8 the registrant had a bad day at the office. It was no worse than that. She has bounced back since then.'

The hearing heard that the child, referred to a Patient A, and his twin sister were born three months premature at Homerton University Hospital in Hackney, east London, and as a result suffered from a number of serious illnesses and so required round-the-clock care.

Joanna Dirmikis, for the NMC, said Abayomi had been employed by private nursing firm Paediatric Nursing Link to look after the infant, who required 22 hours of nursing care every day.
The parents were woken by a knock on their bedroom door at 5am on April 8, 2007, to find their son lying lifeless after suffering respiratory cardiac arrest, the panel was told.

'While Mrs A was trying to resuscitate the child, Mr A called 999,' said Miss Dirmikis.
'The twin sister of the little boy was also present during the incident and can be heard crying in the background during the call.'

'She panicked and at one stage even summoned divine intervention, calling for Jesus,' she added.
Paramedics rushed the boy to Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone, east London, before he was taken to Great Ormond Street Hospital on the same day for further treatment.
Giving evidence, a tearful Mrs A said Abayomi had effectively 'abandoned' her during the incident.

'The nurse was constantly saying "Jesus help him" and waving her arms around,' she said.
'She said it more than 20 times. I felt I had to do everything - at that point she was doing nothing to help my son.
'She never offered to take the lead at any point and at no point did she suggest calling 999.
'I can't change what's happened to my son, I know I did the best for him but the nurse just completely abandoned her duty.

'If I can save just one other person from having to go through what we have been through, then that's what I want to do.'

The panel heard Patient A, now aged five, made a full recovery from the incident but is still totally dependent on others for his care.

Abaymo claimed the mother had pushed her away and refused to let her help.
She denied calling out for Jesus, panicking and failing to provide care or basic life support.
The nurse further denied failing to properly handover the case to paramedics and making inaccurate and false notes about the incident.

She was cleared of specific charges that she suctioned the child's tracheostomy tube or that she failed to record observations taken but was found guilty of misconduct and ruled unfit to continue working without restrictions.

Striking Abayomi off, panel chair John Williams said: 'This was a failure to accept responsibility for her role in the events by the registrant.
'She has shown a lack of empathy with the parents of the child and there has been no admission or apology, and therefore no insight.
'This failure is incompatible with her continuing to be a registered nurse.'

http://lindaikeji..com/2011/11/nigerian-nurses-licence-withdrawn-in-uk.html

stupid nurse paniccking and asking for devine intervention. She said what is wrong with these oyibo people that back home in nigeria we cannot do anything without god. Failing to apologize and accept responsibility. Now she cannot go back to being a midwife i hope she becomes a cleaner because that is all she is good for,

eye opener

The title of the thread is correct; The nurse called Jesus for help instead of doing her job to save the baby. Religion is for drop outs. People hold on to religion, like a crutch because they can't make it any other way. With religion you stop being responsible for your own actions and blame someone else like God when it's something you like and the Devil when it's something you don't like.

I heard goodluck said only God could save us in boko haram issue, we Spiritualise everything without doing the work. Faith without works if dead.

To me, the parents are just bitter. The son was going to die anyway. Why do they have to kill another woman's job to avenge for that?

Jenifa_:

To me, the parents are just bitter. The son was going to die anyway. Why do they have to kill another woman's job to avenge for that?

For real?

What would you do if that was your child dying and the help you hired was just shouting for Jesus?

I think the nurse was just really paniked sometimes when something dramatic or unexpected happens you just shut down and go blank i think thats what happend and jesus was the only saviour she could think of. Just a bad day at work its a shame they dont even say she has done it previously which i gather she hasnt otherwise they would have mentioned it in court. The punishment i feel was just harsh. Some people here showing so much hate towards her like it was thr child or shes done something personally to them??!! Some even blame nigeria's problems on her WTF!? The country must be in a dire situation for people to blame it on someone that resides and works in the UK.