~Sauron~:

Cameras in their offices? That breaches the data protection law of the patients.
Would you open yourself up for a doctor knowing there's a camera somewhere looking at your . . . . .

shoboy9:

Has the guy been convicted? cos this pix of him is very damning. Especially for his practice. They can't say he's innocent and let him go after a pic like that. And its rather funny that the "lady" resisted sex in an office and no one heard the commotion or came to her rescue. In England, not in the bush. I'll wait to hear more.

Wallie:

I just laugh at how naive some people seem! Someone made a comment about people not hearing the lady scream or how the camera didn't see the bruises!

Let me ask you this: how come some violation victims usually claim that they are not violated, especially in Nigeria even when evidence points to the contrary? I remember the case of the student that was ganged violated in the video from a University in Nigeria that went viral (from Abia, i think?). How come the mother said her daughter wasn't violated? violation is a crime of shame and some people would rather keep quiet than expose the despoiler!

Moreover, the Doctor directed the patient, a patient that has seen the doctor for about 3 years, to go into a room where no one was present. I don’t know about you but when my Doctor tells me to do something, I will do it unless it is patently obvious that there’s something wrong!

There was another allegation of a woman that went to the same doctor for back pain, another long time patient, and the Doctor reached into her bra to supposedly check for cancer? Aren’t you supposed to disrobe in a hospital gown for a doctor to check you? How come he never checked the woman’s twins on prior occasions when she went for a visit? The doctor is then said to give the patient more dosage of a narcotic drug than she normally gets, allegedly to keep her quiet!

Lastly, read the police report and see that there's a lot more to the story!

dayokanu:

Is lynching your new fantasy?

Are you somehow related to Chief Vincent Duru aka Otokoto?

zebudaya:


About cameras in the Doctor's office. I went for a physical last month. Doctor fondled my balls. Ok she didn't handle them just spent couple of minutes touching them and looking into my eyes telling me she's checking it for cancer lumps. On a good day kai!!!!! There was a camera there so what?. I was just hoping my thing didn't charge and embarrass me while she was touching my balls. She was a very attractive cougar. Fake t!ts, thick blond with nice a$$, big collagen injected lips. SLUT. I even think she was flirting with me. Luckily it didn't charge

zebudaya:

^^^ To make sure I don't have cancer or swelling. I'd rather an attractive female touch them rather than a dude.

~Sauron~:

So what's your point?
Are you saying the doctor is guilty or innocent? What has your answer gotta do with naivety?

Wallie:

My point is that I don't know if he's guilty or not but he has damning evidence against him.

~Sauron~:

Cameras in their offices? That breaches the data protection law of the patients.
Would you open yourself up for a doctor knowing there's a camera somewhere looking at your . . . . .

denzel2009:

data protection of their bosoms

Chiori:

[size=18pt]Anyone who narrows this thing down to Igbo or Yoruba or Hausa is just plain, foolish, silly, and whatever invective there is. What has this case got to do with tribe? If Edwin Njoku were said to have won an award, we'd all be patting his back that he has done Nigeria proud. Now it comes to this despicable act of his, we all are saying Igbo, and peddling inter-tribal insults. This is the very reason people believe Nigerians to be dumb asses. Get your perspective right, and call a spade a spade. Stop this foolishness now.[/size]