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It’s time up for 43-year-old man, Opeyemi Adesina, who allegedly paraded himself as a consultant gynaecologist with the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, as he has confessed to being a quack.

Adesina, who was paraded on Tuesday by the Nigeria Police in Lagos also confessed that he paid N100,000 to buy no fewer than seven forged certificates which he used to deceive people about his fake identity as a medical doctor with one of Nigeria’s prime teaching hospitals.

The certificates, as disclosed by the police on Tuesday include a fake MBBS certificate of the University of Ibadan, and a fake membership certificate of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), the umbrella body for registered medical doctors in Nigeria.
Confessing to the allegation, Adesina said he paid
N100,000 to one Kolawole in Ibadan, Oyo State, to get the certificates, which he said he had used for only three years.

“I bought the certificates from Kolawole in Ibadan. That was three years ago. I bought them from him for N100,000. He printed the seven
certificates.

“I do not know where he stays. We did not meet in any specific location. We usually met at fast food joints or any agreed place. For instance, it was at Agodi Gate area that I gave him the money and got the certificates. I decided to use another name on the certificates,” he said.

Giving reasons for his actions, Adesina said: “I forged them because I dropped out of the university. I was actually studying Medicine. However, I dropped out in the 500 level due to financial reasons.”
He is married with a child from a woman he said
thought he were a truly certified medical doctor. The fake certificates.

“I married my wife about five years ago. She thought I was a certified doctor. She actually came to me for treatment in the Ketu area and that was how we met. We have a child,” he said.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Dolapo Badmos, who confirmed this said the suspect would be charged to court as soon as investigation was over.

She said, “Upon a written petition from the management of LUTH, Idi-Araba, the suspect was arrested for falsely practising as a medical doctor and consultant gynaecologist. He confessed to have been in the practice for three years, and seven certificates were recovered from him. He will be charged to court soon.”

Reports reveal that Adesina, who is originally from Ekiti State, was arrested on Tuesday by the Alakara Police Division on Alowolodu Street in the Alapere, Ketu area of Lagos State, after the management of LUTH alerted the police upon receipt of a petition by his landlord that he claimed he works at the hospital.
He, however, denied converting his apartment to
a hospital.

Exponental:
Maybe she had cheated on him and she wouldn't want to have a bastard in her home.
On a contrary, she could be experiencing psychological trauma which should be identified and resolved.

Readwarn:
Some Nigerian University Could Be Funny Though. You'll Hear Students Refer Themselves To Something Like:
Uites
Funaabians/Funnabite
Ekusite
UniLagosian.
Lol,Who Started This Sort Of Nomenclature Sef?

jnizzle:
Cince u could bring us to view this thread in a Mischievous way, wats 2 say u don't wanna scam us?

Cutehector:
Misspicy do u hav any idea what gbenu e soun means?

Alhaja Asiata Onikoyi-Laguda, is believed to be the oldest sickle cell patient in the world. She celebrated her 90th birthday November 1, 2015, an achievement that is clearly in defiance of science. She was born in November 1925, at a time when the average life expectancy of people living with sickle cell disorder was just 5years and today older than all known (documented) sickle cell patients in the world.

According to a New York times report, in modern times, the life expectancy for these patients can reach 50 years and over. In 2013 alone, 176,000 people lost their lives to sickle cell disease, most of them aged 21 years and under.

Born to AbdulYekeen Ishola Onikoyi, a prince of the Onikoyi ruling house, and Aishat Alake Onikoyi from Kudeti, Ibadan,she is the second of four children.

Due to the level of illiteracy at her time, she was never diagnosed as a sickle cell patient although she suffered terrible pains, which could not allow her attend school, till she was aged12. All through her primary education, she struggled hard and later proceeded to Queens College where she met her husband Bolaji Alakija, who went on to become a doctor.

He treated her for sickle cell, but never revealed much to her about her condition, which was how it was in those days.

Despite that, she had outlived her two late husbands, her parents and her siblings.
She is under no dietary restrictions whatsoever:
eats salt, eggs, meat, sugar, fried food, etc as
she likes.

Her blood pressure hovering around 160/90.
Onikoyi who is a devout Muslim has performed the holy pilgrimage to Mecca thirteen times and Umrah half a dozen times. She observed the annual 30-day Ramadhan fast until she was over 88 and pressured to discontinue by her children

She reads Bible, Quran everyday with glasses but
moves around without glasses.
She takes public transport in Lagos. if you have lived in Lagos you can attest that you will need all the stamina and strength for the hustle and bustle in getting transport.

She gave birth to six children, all by normal delivery. When only son passed away in August 2014 aged 59, she accepted the will of Allah but prayed, “ Please let the rest of the children you gave me outlive me.”

Every year in sub Saharan Africa, more than
300,000 children are born with the sickle cell
disease.