Coach Yemi Tella Is Dead!!!

May his gentle soul rest in peace. What I want to say is that our health facilities in this country is detoriating,  The governement arent trying. If a minister or a governor or any body in d government have cough or fever they will fly abroad for medical check up. But for Yemi tella the case was different. They would have flown him abroad right from the first day and not LUTH. What facilities those LUTH have. I pray that such an ill treatment does not happen again.  

"coach yemi tella is dead!!!"
the 3 exclamation marks suggest his death is good news.

hmmm. ,   .so the guy go slap the doctors make them treat am without money abi?

See anyone that says the government is not to be blames is not in his/her right sense. See his cancer hasnt reached the point of no return.  The nurses in LUTH for example doesnt know how to fix drip. They don't know how to use the syringe for injection. Instead they will tear your buttocks if they are to give u injection. Most doctors in LUTH are student doctors doing their Industrial attachment(IT). How many doctors in LUTH has a doctorate degree? Most of them only have BSc. The nurse there in LUTh are very dirty that they don't keep the hospital clean. They would have even flown Tella to Benin republic or Ghana for medical treatment than LUTH. Have the legislators gone to LUTH for medical treatment? If Etteh has headache she will run out of the country or the Councillor in a ward,  This sheet must end else we shall burn down LUTH and go for massive rally for the ill treatment done to our HERO (Tella).   The Minister of sport should be fired and the LUTH cmd who lied to us that Tella is responding to treatment when he wasnt.

HE WAS THE BEST NIGERIAN COACH EVER!!!

HE MADE US PROUD.

NIGERIA WILL MISS HIM GREATLY!!!

may he rest in peace 

You people no see nothing yet

Korean doctor foretold his death    

 
The news of the sudden death of the chief coach of the Golden Eaglets, Yemi Tella may not have come as a surprise to Nigeria Football Association (NFA) as they had been warned ahead of time by the South Korea doctor, Kim Joo Hee who treated him while in Korea that he was not going to last beyond two months from then.

NationSport gathered that the Korean doctor wrote to the NFA telling them of the development, that the health situation of Tella was very delicate and recommended that he be placed on certain medication just for the purpose of alleviating the pain.

Kim Joo Hee who took charge of Tella in the South Korea hospital, Asan Medical center when he took ill after their invitational tournament in Korea said that the Football House can only help him by ensuring he takes his drugs regularly to see if there will be any chance of him living beyond the two months.

Little wonder that the NFA was not so moved to encourage that the Golden Eaglets coach be taken abroad for further treatment as they saw it as an effort in futility.

It was also gathered that the Glass House would have made whatever effort necessary to give him the best of treatment without minding the cost if they had a slightest believe that he will make it.
 

T HE Chief Medical Director of LUTH, Prof. Akin Osinbogun, on Saturday recounted the last moments of the coach of the Golden Eaglets, Yemi Tella.
Osinbogun exclusively told Sunday Punch that Tella, 56, from Ilora, Oyo State, died at 9am on Saturday after he had been on life support for three days.

The CMD said the experts devoted necessary attention in the frantic battle to save life of the coach. He had led the Eaglets to victory on September 9 at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup held in South Korea.

Osibogun said, “I can only say that he was in a critical condition; as you know of course, that he was in the intensive care unit.

Everybody that should pay attention paid attention.” According to the CMD, the deceased's wife, Dupe, was at the bedside of the coach earlier in the day.

He disclosed that President Umaru Yar’Adua made a call to Tella on his sick bed but he could not muster enough strength to answer it.

He said, “It is to let you know that even Mr. President was interested in what could be done to assist him.” Osibogun said the coach could not be flown abroad for medical attention because he was in a critical condition.

“He was not in a stable condition and for that reason, he could not be flown abroad,” the CMD said.

Part of the interview reads:

What time did he die? 

About 9am Was his wife with him then?

His wife saw him before then. But of course, you know that she's been aware that he has been ill. His situation had been critical and we did everything that was medically necessary and possible. We could only try; it is only God that can determine everything.

How will you recount his last moment?

The Minister of Sport, Abdulraham Gimba, came personally, to see him and to find out if there was anything that could still be done. The Minister of Health, Prof Adenike Grange, herself came.

Both of them came with the authority of Mr.

President.

Mr. President wanted to talk with the coach, but unfortunately the coach was not in the position to talk with Mr. president. I think that was two days ago. That is what I can tell you with regard to the last three days.

Did the President personally come to see him while on the hospital bed?

No, the President When?

That was the day he called from Abuja. The minister came. While the minister was on the phone, then the president’s call came. Despite the fact that he was traveling, he tried to see if he could talk with the coach before he travelled. But as I said, the coach was not in the position to talk to the president. It is to let you know that even Mr.

president was interested on what could be done to assist him.

Why was his case so critical?

The fact any part of the body can mal function at any time. we can only tell you from the diagnosis, but we must still respect the code of privacy and confidentiality. It is only the patient or the family that can tell you the details. The only thing that I can tell you is that the coach was a public figure and we must respect his right to privacy. 

Why wasn't he flown abroad? 

I am a trained physician; we must come to a professional judgment on the need for that. So, he had the attention of top-level consultants at the Lagos university teaching hospital.
These consultants made decisions that are professionally defensible.

They made decision that was in line with professional ethics anywhere in the world.T HE Chief Medical Director of LUTH, Prof. Akin Osinbogun, on Saturday recounted the last moments of the coach of the Golden Eaglets, Yemi Tella. Osinbogun exclusively told Sunday Punch that Tella, 56, from Ilora, Oyo State, died at 9am on Saturday after he had been on life support for three days. The CMD said the experts devoted necessary attention in the frantic battle to save life of the coach. He had led the Eaglets to victory on September 9 at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup held in South Korea. Osibogun said, “I can only say that he was in a critical condition; as you know of course, that he was in the intensive care unit. Everybody that should pay attention paid attention.” According to the CMD, the deceased's wife, Dupe, was at the bedside of the coach earlier in the day. He disclosed that President Umaru Yar’Adua made a call to Tella on his sick bed but he could not muster enough strength to answer it. He said, “It is to let you know that even Mr. President was interested in what could be done to assist him.” Osibogun said the coach could not be flown abroad for medical attention because he was in a critical condition. “He was not in a stable condition and for that reason, he could not be flown abroad,” the CMD said. Part of the interview reads: What time did he die? About 9am Was his wife with him then? His wife saw him before then. But of course, you know that she's been aware that he has been ill. His situation had been critical and we did everything that was medically necessary and possible. We could only try; it is only God that can determine everything. How will you recount his last moment? The Minister of Sport, Abdulraham Gimba, came personally, to see him and to find out if there was anything that could still be done. The Minister of Health, Prof Adenike Grange, herself came. Both of them came with the authority of Mr. President. Mr. President wanted to talk with the coach, but unfortunately the coach was not in the position to talk with mr. president. i think that was two days ago. that is what i can tell you with regard to the last three days. did the president personally come to see him while on the hospital bed? no, the president when? that was the day he called from abuja. the minister came. while the minister was on the phone, then the president’s call came. despite the fact that he was traveling, he tried to see if he could talk with the coach before he travelled. but as i said, the coach was not in the position to talk to the president. it is to let you know that even mr. president was interested on what could be done to assist him. why was his case so critical? the fact any part of the body can mal function at any time. we can only tell you from the diagnosis, but we must still respect the code of privacy and confidentiality. it is only the patient or the family that can tell you the details. the only thing that i can tell you is that the coach was a public figure and we must respect his right to privacy. why wasn't he flown abroad? i am a trained physician; we must come to a professional judgment on the need for that. so, he had the attention of top-level consultants at the lagos university teaching hospital. these consultants made decisions that are professionally defensible. they made decision that was in line with professional ethics anywhere in the world. 
 
   
 
 

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@Itosco
what exactly were you talking about. Doctors at LUTH don't have Bsc??? is it Bsc doctors bag after school or MBBS?
No IT in Hospital? You are just a bloody illiterate.

@issue
Coach yemi tella was a brave man, very good at what he did and will be missed by all. May his Soul rest in peace.
What is all these buck passing all about?
he died 'because of terminal ailment not because of anybody's ineptitude.

First time am hearing that. When would we stop blaming govt for everything? The man had cancer for pete sake ! what could they have done? He has made his mark in the world and that is what matters. R.I.P Tella

He was indeed a HERO  really sad  REST IN PEACE

May he soul rest in peace!!!!!!!!!!!!

                   Too bad the lung cancer eventually took his life. .

                                R.I.P COACH TELLA.[size=10pt][/size]
           
                                                           _{May God give the family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss .}

May His Soul Rest In Peace

We are not to pass comments on the government or anyone. The coach had lung cancer which we all know is a very tragic disease which has little or no chance of cure.

Tella quitted when the ovation was loudest. He died a hero and he will forever remain our minds and hearts as the coach who brought glory and redeemed the image of Nigeria in the world of sports.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.