The National Hospital, Abuja in a letter dated 23rd May 2018 has confirmed that former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) spokesperson, Chief Olisa Metuh was rushed to the Accident/Emergency Unit of the National Hospital on Monday 21st May, 2018 by the Federal High Court Ambulance Crew after he collapsed during a court session and sustained a head injury with transient impairment of consciousness lasting about 10 minutes.

The document exclusively obtained by SIGNAL also revealed that Metuh has been a Spondylotic spine patient of the National Hospital since 2004.

Olisa Metuh who was walking to the dock during his arraignment in court on Monday, SIGNAL gathered, fell down, hit his head on the floor and his waist snapped.

Eyewitnesses said the registrar of the court, on hearing what happened, called for the medical team of the Federal High Court who administered First Aid to Metuh. Before the team arrived, Metuh had already regained consciousness but the team still checked to further ascertain what was wrong.

“The doctor who checked the Blood Pressure of the defendant screamed as she discovered that the BP was extremely high”, an eyewitness who observed the proceedings said.

However, the trial judge, Justice Okon Abang, said the former spokesperson fell on his own, insisting that the trial must continue.

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National Hospital Doctor must be PDP if we go by the absurd proclamations of the APC.

If Justice Okon Abang IS NOT a medical personnel, has NOT reviewed the patients casefile or history then sad to say that by virtue of his comment as reported the. He is prejudiced!