Family members are demanding for justice after a 17-year-old student
of Enugu State University of Technology, Omenogor Ifeoma, allegedly
died of drug overdose at a hospital in Benue State.

It was gathered that Ifeoma, who was suffering from sickle cell anemia died on Wednesday morning, May 18.

According to sister of the deceased, “We got to know about her
genotype just last year. So on the May, 15, 2022 she had a major
crises and was taken to Light of grace hospital in Zaki-biam. Since
she’s a sickler she has this particular injection they administer to her.
On May 17, 2022 she was given that particular injection by 4am and
same person came to give her the same injection by 8am. The injection
is supposed to be administered to her every six hours. After the injection she slept and her breathing wasn’t normal again. So she was placed on oxygen. When she was on oxygen they used generator but when they brought the light, they put off the generator and they took the light again. The had to turn on the generator again.
She died 4am on Wednesday and since then nothing has been done.
Not even an arrest has been made. My sister died in pains. We want
justice.”

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Lalasticlala

When them tell people to stop being selfish, dem no go hear. Her parents are at fault, not d doctor. Besides, how come na at 17 yes old, her genotype became known? Somebody is lying here

Eyahhhhh

Rip young girl

Creamypie:
When them tell people to stop being selfish, dem no go hear. Her parents are at fault, not d doctor. Besides, how come na at 17 yes old, her genotype became known? Somebody is lying here

your opinion is idiotic.

zeuss:


your opinion is idiotic.

no u are an illiterate. I hope at least one of ur parents be AA genotype.

Don't forget to blame bad govt or is it nepa now . She might have survived only if there was stable electricity. Lots of lives had been wasted at hospital due to power outage and effort of doctors made futile. May God help those doctors

Don't forget to blame bad govt or is it nepa now . She might have survived only if there was stable electricity. Lots of lives had been wasted at hospital due to power outage and effort of doctors made futile. May God help those doctors out there. My love is to you all,keep the good work. Keep trying it will be recognized one of these days