Too bad.

A woman seeks for justice for her son whose finger had to be amputated due to a suspected case of medical negligence.

She wrote to a facebook user (Olu Bunmi) seeking for help.

She wrote:

Good mrng ma. Pls ma i need ur help,to treat and get justice for my son. I am 32years old single mother of a 15years old son. When my son came 15years ago, he was born with his 2 fingers joint 2geda.

He has being living with it till sometime last year it started paining him and i took him to a doctor who said he can operate him. He separated it and asked us to return after 14days which we did. But on getting there d opened d wrap fingers and it was lifeless.

There was no blood circulation vos of d way d wrapped it and 14days was too long. D doctor shown less concern till i took my child to fmc umuahia and d fingers were cut off.

My son ve gone through pains. We ve cried out our eyes. Now a hospital in uk said d can fix him a prosthesis. At d rate of 3.6million.

I went bavk to d doctor despite how he treated us to seek for help. D lawyer i got he bribed him. I am helpless.

Cos i see my son becoming frustrated each day. He dont go to school anymore, he feel infeeior and ashamed. I am so bittered and frudstrated too. Now my question is who do i run to.

Am looking for a good lawyer. And direction to go. Am in abia state.

Ps… alternatively, can we help her raise the funds for a prosthesis? Is there somewhere it can be done in Nigeria if we can’t help her to do it abroad?

Pss… Pls incase anybody want to help here is my account:Ogbonna Jane amarachi, 3082009107 first bank



Below are photos of the victims hand.

Viewers discretion is advised.

Source: https://www.naijanoblelady.com/2018/04/22/woman-seeks-justice-for-her-son-which-hands-were-badly-managed-by-a-doctor/

This is painful

This is not good at all. I feel for the boy and his mother. A good doctor would have tried to correct his previous error by helping the woman with funds for her son's prosthetics. But then again, I don't know the full story.

To make things worse, that's his right hand.


If it were to be Lagos, there are hundreds of lawyers hungry for this kind of case. I don't know about Abia though. Our Igbo brothers and sisters, o'er to you.

Let us hear the side of the hospital/doctor before coming to conclusions. Are u sure it wasn't a chemist or a quack or all those nurses (usually male ones) parading as doctors.

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