Good morning all and thanks for your prayer, time and contribution may God bless us all
I just got off the phone with the elder brother and he said the doc. Is around now.

What I told him is that after the normal check and scan he should ask the doctor if it's what he can handle and if it isn't they should immediately take him to UCH, I also told him to ask the doc that if DJDOJA was his brother what would he advice them to do cus I can't imagine what he's going tru.
Sorry for my story

Ariyke:
Good morning all and thanks for your prayer, time and contribution may God bless us all
I just got off the phone with the elder brother and he said the doc. Is around now.

What I told him is that after the normal check and scan he should ask the doctor if it's what he can handle and if it isn't they should immediately take him to UCH, I also told him to ask the doc that if DJDOJA was his brother what would he advice them to do cus I can't imagine what he's going tru.
Sorry for my story

I suport dt hundred percent infact if posible afta d docs fnsh dier talk dy shld get a vehicle strait to uch,a day is wastd alredy,we al knw wat we r talkn abt so pleas i thnk its high tym d family start takn directives frm nairalanders nt doin wat dy wnt goin by hearsay,in summary PLS N PLS MOVE HM TO UCH

caracta, gboliwe, olu4life, busybody, babyosisi, naijadeyhia you guys av been great.. may God bless you greatly.

so Wats the next step?

Waliyllahi:
Mornin evryone, av bn followin ds thread for a while and i must say im really impressed. May d good Lord reward u all abundantly. As per d current situatn of things, his case (CLD if its actually so) is nt likely to be one thats remediable at awojobi clinic as d clinic is only renowned for minor and not too complicated chronic medical and surgical conditions(who advised dem to go dre in the first instance sef, perhaps i didnt go thru d thread well). If he's later being transferred to UCH here, im here on ground altho there is little i can do cos im jst a medical student bt i will try my best. UCH is closer to eruwa dan avin to travel bak to lag. It is well wt us all.

Seems you're good to help in UCH since you are on ground. Can you please do something for NLanders

Its an emergency and must be treated as such, do you know any doctor that is God fearing that you can talk to and make sure upon arrival he will be attended to asap.

Can you download the documents or ask from those who have it for the doctor go to through and see what is at stake and how serious the issue is.

If possible, to show compansion on the doctor's face you can show him this thread to read some few comments and see the funds was raised by good samaritans who are willingly to do more if he gets proper medical attention.

As a medical student ,I think you should know questions to ask the doctor if it will be preferable take him out of the country and the best country.

If outside hospital is the best then, how can he hasten the necessary hospital papers to get the visa and other stuffs.

Kindly do this for Nl please.

Nairalanders should stop acting like you are from another planet, that is the true situation of things in Nigeria, you can hardly get to any hospital without having to join an long awaiting list, if he continues moving from hospital to hospital we will just be wasting the time we don't even have. the most important thing is to get him to a place you can trust and wait for his turn. UCH is one but I can assure u he will have to repeat most tests there and also join a waiting list. the health sector is messed up. I know the Clinic in Eruwa is trying its best too and is on the affordable side. I wish him luck!

pls can someone drop the phone number of hamed's brother?

So, from Erewa to UCH now?

It is well.

Dammy68:
Good morning all. I just contacted hamed and was able to speak with him and his bro in Yoruba dialect. Hamed according to him has not been attended to, he said the hospital has just a doctor and that the decision of all naira lander will be strictly adhere to and that he is ready to move anywhere. The bro let me understand that they have not paid any money since they are yet to be attended to. Pls house your decision is crucial now for this young Nigerian, you have been doing it and i pray that The Lord will continue to prosper each and everyone of us. My take base on the severity of his case is the plan B'. I guess as we speak the family are not in their true state of mind. With plan B' am good to donate anytime. Thanks to all

pls gimme the phone number of his bro

medoyin:


Seems you're good to help in UCH since you are on ground. Can you please do something for NLanders

Its an emergency and must be treated as such, do you know any doctor that is God fearing that you can talk to and make sure upon arrival he will be attended to asap.

Can you download the documents or ask from those who have it for the doctor go to through and see what is at stake and how serious the issue is.

If possible, to show compansion on the doctor's face you can show him this thread to read some few comments and see the funds was raised by good samaritans who are willingly to do more if he gets proper medical attention.

As a medical student ,I think you should know questions to ask the doctor if it will be preferable take him out of the country and the best country.

If outside hospital is the best then, how can he hasten the necessary hospital papers to get the visa and other stuffs.

Kindly do this for Nl please.

Ok, i will try. As soon as d decision is made to transfer him here, wil have to get d direct contact to his brother, den preparatns can be made for his arrival. It is well

Eruwa to UCH is about 1hr.30min or so, they should leave immediately....

medoyin:


Seems you're good to help in UCH since you are on ground. Can you please do something for NLanders

Its an emergency and must be treated as such, do you know any doctor that is God fearing that you can talk to and make sure upon arrival he will be attended to asap.

Can you download the documents or ask from those who have it for the doctor go to through and see what is at stake and how serious the issue is.

If possible, to show compansion on the doctor's face you can show him this thread to read some few comments and see the funds was raised by good samaritans who are willingly to do more if he gets proper medical attention.

As a medical student ,I think you should know questions to ask the doctor if it will be preferable take him out of the country and the best country.

If outside hospital is the best then, how can he hasten the necessary hospital papers to get the visa and other stuffs.

Kindly do this for Nl please.

If UCH then there is a doctor that has been contacted already, she was even expecting him yesterday but the plans changed. I think she should still be ready to help. She is an Hepatologist. There might be a challenge though as she said the doctors may go on strike tomorrow .

CC:
Caracta.

Waliyllahi:

Ok, i will try. As soon as d decision is made to transfer him here, wil have to get d direct contact to his brother, den preparatns can be made for his arrival. It is well

Let somebody who can speak the language call the elder brother NOW, that nairalanders have decided it is UCH immediately.
We already have somebody on ground at UCH. HABA!!!

delightful1:

If UCH then there is a doctor that has been contacted already, she was even expecting him yesterday but the plans changed. I think she should still be ready to help. She is an Hepatologist. There might be a challenge though as she said the doctors may go on strike tomorrow .

CC:
Caracta.

My fear exactly. Everybody is saying UCH. What if they go on strike tomorrow? Back to LUTH?

Caracta:


My fear exactly. Everybody is saying UCH. What if they go on strike tomorrow? Back to LUTH?

Its not doctors dat are goin on strike, its other health professionals i think and its national. So either UCH or LUTH , all federal centres will most likely be affected. nt sure tho.

BTW, i think dr awojobi shld av assessed him and advice him on the best thing to do. so lets hear frm dem

delightful1:

If UCH then there is a doctor that has been contacted already, she was even expecting him yesterday but the plans changed. I think she should still be ready to help. She is an Hepatologist. There might be a challenge though as she said the doctors may go on strike tomorrow .

CC:
Caracta.

Na Wao o. doctors still go on strike? when will this country get better? and the politicians are busy buying big cars houses ,travelling abroad for medical care,while Nigerian doctors remained unpaid. this country is every man for himself. I pray that DJola gets out of this safely. and they say they have the best economy in Africa? when nothing is working? no light ,no good roads ,no security,no jobs for graduates, no good medical facilities, no good health insurance programmewho give them this title sef? I dey vex o. we don't trust ourselves you wake up in the morning your neighbour looks at you with a eye that says "could he be responsible for my tribulations?"
more blessings to all those who have help one way or the other . may you be replenish

^^^ Even if the doctors go on strike morrow, once he's been seen by a doctor or specialists, chances are they would move him to their private hospital(s) so long as funds are available. . .

So yeah, UCH OR LUTH.

This thing is getting complicated.

Yesterday he said he was happy their brought him there that he was attend to,today again he said their didn't attend to him since yesterday.

Op should leave eruwa
UCH!
UCH!!
UCH!!! asap

ifyalways:
^^^ Even if the doctors go on strike morrow, once he's been seen by a doctor or specialists, chances are they would move him to their private hospital(s) so long as funds are available. . .

So yeah, UCH OR LUTH.

Exactly,b'cos most of those doctors and specialist have their own private hospital.

Idowuogbo:


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Edwife, you see your people? This is the way dey reason smh

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I wont lie to you,I have headache just going through posts,the present situation is alarming,at this point I am just going to keep calm and wait.
Hopefully,I pray today we will have some positive feedback.

Just spoke wit Hammed. Said he was just called upon to see the doctor. So let's give them 30mins before we call him back

My take after reading today's update- our brother Djdola should remain in Eruwa until the doctor sees him. It is only when Dr Awojobi has seen him that he should be moved. We can't continue wasting limited time travelling from one point to another and not getting any thing done. Reddingnton Lagos was an option, the family said No! Now when JOHESU begins their strike we would be stranded again. Who knows for sure if this country has any private hospital that can cater for him no matter how expensive abi should we continue with the trial and error?

Actually, plan B should be to fly him out of the country. Not UCH, not LUTH, not Reddinghton. An emergency should be declared on our health sector. We have failed this country or is it the other way round?

Gboliwe:
My take after reading today's update- our brother Djdola should remain in Eruwa until the doctor sees him. It is only when Dr Awojobi has seen him that he should be moved. We can't continue wasting limited time travelling from one point to another and not getting any thing done. Reddingnton Lagos was an option, the family said No! Now when JOHESU begins their strike we would be stranded again. Who knows for sure if this country has any private hospital that can cater for him no matter how expensive abi should we continue with the trial and error?

Actually, plan B should be to fly him out of the country. Not UCH, not LUTH, not Reddinghton. An emergency should be declared on our health sector. We have failed this country or is it the other way round?

No,If Johesu or even doctors go on strike tomorrow or any day, the doctors would move him to their private hospitals and continue treatment' ; that is how it is done.

The only patients affected during strikes are those without funds, doctors usually give their patients the option of moving them to their private clinics and continue treatment with their colleagues.

Let's wait for Awojobi, however

ifyalways:
No,If Johesu or even doctors go on strike tomorrow or any day, the doctors would move him to their private hospitals and continue treatment' ; that is how it is done.

The only patients affected during strikes are those without funds, doctors usually give their patients the option of moving them to their private clinics and continue treatment with their colleagues.

Let's wait for Awojobi, however

Yea, I know that's why I am asking if we know for sure any private facility that can handle his case. Not a trial and error situation. Is there a doctor in the whole of Nigeria who can handle this case? If there is, then let the private facility of such a doctor be our next port, our plan B.

Gboliwe:


Yea, I know that's why I am asking if we know for sure any private facility that can handle his case. Not a trial and error situation. Is there a doctor in the whole of Nigeria who can handle this case? If there is, then let the private facility of such a doctor be our next port, our plan B.

The more reason he should go to LUTH or UCH where he'll see a whole pool of specialists, consultants and doctors.

They would make referrals if needed. They are in the best position to do so.

ifyalways:
The more reason he should go to LUTH or UCH where he'll see a whole pool of specialists, consultants and doctors.

They would make referrals if needed. They are in the best position to do so.

Hopefully, in the next couple of minutes we will have an update, maybe we start off to UCH then tomorrow, we pick up again to a private clinic. May God grant us strength.

ifyalways:
The more reason he should go to LUTH or UCH where he'll see a whole pool of specialists, consultants and doctors.

They would make referrals if needed. They are in the best position to do so.

True that

it is well. By the anointing upon our father in the lord Pastor E. A Adeboye. I decree and declare that you are healed in Jesus name. Jesus Christ has paid the price for your redemption there fore no sickness or diseases can harm you. Just believe. It is well with you.

ifyalways:
No,If Johesu or even doctors go on strike tomorrow or any day, the doctors would move him to their private hospitals and continue treatment' ; that is how it is done.

The only patients affected during strikes are those without funds, doctors usually give their patients the option of moving them to their private clinics and continue treatment with their colleagues.

Let's wait for Awojobi, however

those hospiatls owned by doctors handle mild health cases not conditions such as Op's.

I decided to sit this one out until the obvious really became obvious and now it has. I did say he should be taken to a good medical facility where he would be stabilised even at the cost of the 700k which has already been raised while we make plans to fly him out.

The case of the OP is a case that requires a team of specialists and not just one doctor. The ascitis is putting other internal organs at risk. I.e his lungs, heart, spleen, kidney, and already his liver seems to be shutting down. He needs proper management for now and not sedation or pills because everything that goes into the body is broken down by the liver and if more toxins in form of drugs keep going Into him without adequate and thorough monitoring I am afraid we may have a fatality on our hands.

I have already indicated my desire to support this immensely but we need to do the right thing and do it immediately by kickstarting the process of flying him out. lets not consider the cost for now because where there is a will there is a way. NL for life!

#FLYDJDOLAOUT

researchQ:
Supported. let them leave this morning to UCH. I believe its not far from where they are right now. At least money has not yet being spent.
I want to hear that he is being attended to by specialists. My mind has not come down since this issue started I think of op everyday every minute. It makes me remember 3 years ago when because of a careless doctor I had puss gathered in my tummy. My tummy was larger than DJ's own. It was the worst experience of my life. Couldn't eat, sleep was in constant pain..in short it was hell on earth for me. I was pooping and peeing on the bed. I was a skeleton. It was God Almighty in his infinite mercy that rescued me from death. By a miracle the puss rushed out of my body by itself. The puss caused the whole place to stink. The stupid doctor and nurses were covering their noses and running away.The silly doctor was saying I am lucky..imagine! a hospital I spent close to 700k. If you are sick in this country you need the grace of God to overcome.

Thank God for your life bro. Meanwhile we keep our fingers crossed while we wait.

Guys I understand d urgency but we have to be patient 4 d eruwa Dr to do his bit-proper tests n advice for 2day, then by 2mao unfailingly MUST be moved down to UCH.