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A Nigerian doctor has reportedly lost his life while watching the Super Eagles of Nigeria lose to Argentina in their final group d fixture of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Dr. Canice Ebirim, a consultant at the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki (FETHA), died during the Super Eagles and Argentina match on Tuesday.

While confirming the news, the Chief Medical Director (CMD), of the hospital, Emeka Ogah, said Ebirim died within the period of the match.

According to him, a friend of the deceased revealed that he started behaving funny within that period.

“Ebirim’s friend said that the deceased started moving suspiciously and solicited for assistance which made him intervene and took him (Ebirim) to the hospital.

Efforts made to revive him at our hospital proved abortive as he died but we would liaise with his family to conduct an autopsy.

We are surprised at his death because he consulted at the hospital on Tuesdays. We have to wait till autopsy is conducted to draw further conclusions,” he told NAN.

The Super Eagles crashed out of the 2018 FIFA World Cup after yesterday’s 1-2 loss to Argentina. The game saw Marcos Rojo score a late goal which broke the heart of many Nigerian fans.



Source http://naijabuzz.com.ng/2018/06/27/2018-world-cup-doctor-allegedly-dies-while-watching-nigeria-vs-argentina/

Football passion kills. I wonder how diehard fans survive the trauma.

Ighalo has a lot to answer for.The poor man must have given up the ghost when Rojo scored

Rest in peace

Igahlo ruined many lives yesterday
If no be say I strong too, na another story we for dey talk ooo....

And am not a football lover. I hail those who watched their favorite clubs lose back to back, like Arsenal. Una get mind abeg

Pls if you are hypertensive don't watch your team play. If you don't have the heart stay away to avoid this kind of stories. My doctor friend said many casualties were brought to the hospital where he is working.
Pls Nigeria is not worth dying for. Rip to him.

Bro no be small o

flamingREED:
Football passion kills.
I wonder how diehard fans survive the trauma.

So sad....

Rip doc

Chai

It is not good to attach too much EMOTIONS to a GAME!


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You should see me shouting that day. That match no good for people suffering from high BP at all.

Football is not for the fainthearted

ighalo see wetin u cause

Na wa oo doctor wey supose dey save people life. After the world cup Na him dey die. Rest in peace too the dead so sad

Why do i have a feeling na bet9ja

You need to see how pissed off i was yesterday

Kai RIP













Maybe he don use hospital stake on Nigeria Wins

Lols.... I lowered my blood pressure to 0.0000 as I started watching that match.... By the time the match finished.... Mbok.... It came to normal... 130/65

Rip sir the SE ESP IGHALO STILL DEY FLEX

emeijeh:
Ighalo, you see your life?

You for score if na you dem give that ball?

If a doctor could not manage the damage the loss caused, I wonder the fate of hypertensive fans.


I think those hypertensive should not be die-hard fans if they want to avoid cardiac arrest.


When you understand your limit, then you respect that boundary ----That's the secret of living long.

this Nigeria match made me realize that people can actually die for football o. the pain in my heart last night was unexplainable. I could practically point the exact location where the pain was and I could describe the size.

RIP to the dead

Seriously am not much of a football person but putting my mind into dis world cup of a thing within dis few days, the way my chest burns when am not satisfied with a result especially with dis Nigerian match eeh... I had to control mysef

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
You for score if na you dem give that ball?

Odion Yakubu Ighalo spotted

You see

.

Eiya, his death is on Oghalo's hand

so na the lost make am die? I don't believe that.

Die becos of the zoo and her super chickens

Mikel n co... Una don join herdsmen abi