seunmsg:


Metuh truly needs to see a neurosurgeon if he thinks Nigerians will buy this badly acted script. In fact, he must be really mad. He told us before he was initially arrested that he can defend himself, he should stay in Nigeria and do just that. He must not be allowed to travel outside the country until this case is over.

I honestly want Metuh to face his trial and use the same hospitals himself and his cronies have created for us to use.

Ephemmm:


They are running away from hospitals they claimed GEJ has standardised before the last election.

They are bunch of fools...

My guy I tire o. They must use the same hospitals like that o. Time to reap the benefit of their 16yrs PDP dividends. Good hospital is part of it; use it!

Every fantastically corrupt Nigerian on trial wants to run away to the fantastically corrupt UK for medical treatment.

d mumu no run him mouth again ne. I think Say him no get home training na .

seunmsg:


Metuh truly needs to see a neurosurgeon if he thinks Nigerians will buy this badly acted script. In fact, he must be really mad. He told us before he was initially arrested that he can defend himself, he should stay in Nigeria and do just that. He must not be allowed to travel outside the country until this case is over.

let them name the disease worrying him.....nigeria will pay to invite doc from abroad. abuja national hospital/sheraton with full paid allowance for expert. no more treatment in obodo.

Is he saying we don't have qualified doctors in the country?
Please he shouldn't be granted anything so that he enjoy what other Nigerians are enjoying

Rubbish!
It's people like him that stole our money thereby destroying the healthcare industry. So anytime they have the common cold they run to the UK to be treated. He must stay here and be treated.

modath:


Bwaaaahhhhhhaaa!

Metu Fe tu! So apt!

Metu fe tu.
This is genius. There are some young talented Nigerians sha.
Metuh should stay home and enjoy Jonathan's transformation of the health sector.

The Guilty Are Afraid by James Hadley Chase

Jirate:
This is a Case that will finally end in the Supreme Court in some Years time, Request Granted.Some thinks He Will Run Away, To Where?, UK, They Will Extradite Him in no Time.

Bros if he seeks asylum in uk, he may be granted. ...you didn't know the hypocrisy of the west sha..

N450m could have built a unique hospital better than the one he wants to go and spend 5wks in UK,
Somebody built that one for his fellow countryman in UK,what did the idiot do what all the money he's been stealing from this our country.
He must not go anywhere.after vomiting he should start symptom of EBOLA.

Nice call judge, this Metuh guy really thinks he can bamboozle the court by bring sentiments rather that hard evidence to substantiate his claime of ill health.
The right thing to do is exactly what the presiding judge has outlined which are;
- Get a medical clearance letter from the reputable government hospital affirming the true state of Metuh
- Have also the Doctor confirm that the necessary expertise to handle the alleged illment is not available in the ountry
- Also have the said doctor come to court to offer a sworn affidavit to substantiating his claim
For me that is the right process to follow, someone must take responsibility, if it is found the Doctor has compromised in his profession duties then he risk the penalty of loosing his license to practise and possible jail term, so its his choice.

baba carry am go St Nicholas abeg UK or Hk ni

I thought former governor Akpabio built a world class hospital so why can't he be referred there, rather than the UK.
We have wonder hospitals e.g Ibadan, Uniben, Unilag i beg make e go there na there every body dey go he is no exemption

metu shld b apprehended.wht nonsence.he has a doctor.so y d strike issues.i dnt like dis at all.infact dis shld b treated seriosely

AWONEYAN:
Metu Fe tu ni ooo...he wan run

Metu fe juba Ehoro ni oooo: n se ni yi o tu sile bi Ehoro paja-paja

So tax payers can bear the costs?

SHAIBULIAR:
adonbelieve it

best believe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VWjA2Sw8OI

[size=14pt]EFCC opposes ex-PDP's spokesman, Metuh’s bid to travel to UK for treatment[/size]

A Federal High Court on Monday fixed May 25 for ruling on PDP spokesman, Olisa Metuh’s request for his international passport to travel to United Kingdom for medical treatment. Metuh was arraigned by the EFCC on charges bordering on allegations of diverting N400 million funds meant for fighting insurgency in the North-East from the former National Security Adviser retired Col. Sambo Dasuki. He pleaded not guilty to the charge. Justice Okon Abang, adjourned ruling in the matter to enable him acquaint himself with the relevant sections of the law regarding the release of the applicant’s passport.

At the resumed hearing of the case, Metuh’s Counsel, Mr Onyeachi Ikpeazu (SAN), told the court that he filed a motion for the release of his client’s international passport. Ikpeazu argued that the applicant`s health conditions had deteriorated and need urgent medical care abroad. He, therefore, urged the court to exercise its jurisdiction and vary the bail condition by releasing the applicant`s passport. The defence lawyer also informed the court that he obtained a copy of medical report from the National Hospital, Abuja, which recommended the applicant to travel to London Hospital. Opposing the application, the EFCC counsel Mr Sylvanus Tahir, said that the defence must be specific in their application.

Tahir argued that the court must take cognizance of whether varying the order could not contravened the earlier order of the court which retained the applicant`s passport. He also said that the medical report tendered by the defence ought to be certified since it was a document coming from public institution. The EFCC counsel also argued that the document did not suggest that the ailment could not be treated in Nigeria. He, therefore, urged the court to refused the application, saying that there was no credible evidence to warrant the grant of the application. The judge however adjourned ruling in the application till May 25