Senate Probes ‘One Chance’ Victim’s Tragic Death, Maitama Hospital Negligence

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The Nigerian Senate has taken significant action in response to the tragic death of Ms. Greatness Olorunfemi, who fell victim to criminals operating the notorious ‘one chance’ scheme.

This horrific incident occurred when Ms. Olorunfemi was brutally attacked and thrown out of a vehicle she had boarded along the Maitama/Kubwa Highway last Tuesday.

Despite being in dire need of medical attention, Ms. Olorunfemi was not promptly treated at the Maitama General Hospital, as the facility insisted on the requirement of a police report before offering assistance. This delay in care likely exacerbated her condition and contributed to the tragic outcome.

In light of this distressing incident, the Senate has taken immediate action by summoning key figures for a thorough investigation.

The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and the Ministers of Health and FCT, Ali Pate and FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, have been called to account for the circumstances surrounding Ms. Olorunfemi’s death.

Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong sponsored a motion in the Senate, which received unanimous support, to initiate a comprehensive investigation into the matter. The Senate has tasked its committees on health and police with conducting a meticulous inquiry into the events leading to Ms. Olorunfemi’s death. They have been given a two-week timeline to compile their findings and present a comprehensive report.

Furthermore, the Senate has also called for legal action against Maitama General Hospital, emphasizing the need to hold the hospital accountable for potential manslaughter charges related to the tragic incident.

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