Young man dies after he was shot by
armed robbers at an ATM point - He was allegedly rejected by two hospitals
after he was shot - The deceased is reportedly expecting a child with his young
wife.
A Nigerian man identified as Christopher Ojika
has passed away after he was shot by armed robbers and rejected by two
hospitals in Port Harcourt after he was shot. It was gathered that the deceased
who is expecting a child with his wife was shot by the robbers after he
withdrew money from an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) stand.
The African Health Development
Initiative took to Facebook to announce that tragic incident occurred on
Saturday, October 28. gunshot Nigerian man shot by robbers dies after he was
allegedly rejected by 2 hospitals According to the African Health Development
Initiative, the young man was rushed to three different hospitals by a good
Samaritan where he was rejected and told he needed to be transferred to another
hospital. It was gathered the deceased was first rushed to the First Rivers
Hospital where he received treatment under his company cover but he was
allegedly referred to a military hospital where he was only given a first aid
treatment.
He was later taken to a teaching hospital
where he was confirmed dead while waiting for surgery 11 hours after he was
shot at. Ojika reportedly passed away around 3am while he was waiting to be
taken to the operating room. According to African Health Development Initiative
below: “Mr Christopher Ojika aka 'Scanner' was shot in the chest and stomach on
Saturday 28th October 2017 at about 4pm. Sadly he is now addressed as
"Late" and in past tense. He was shot as he returned from an ATM
where he went to withdraw money to fix his vehicle which was being attended to
at a nearby mechanic workshop.
This happened in Port Harcourt
Metropolis, Port Harcourt is too rough you might say but it might interest you
to know that it was not the gunman's bullet that killed the fine young
gentleman who was so full of promise. It was the rot in our Healthcare Delivery
System, the Health Worker's poor attitude to work, total disregard to the
Hippocratic/Florence Nightingale's oaths and our total disregard for human
life...... Judge for yourself: The young man having been shot fell on the floor
and was calling for help, everyone took off in a million directions and
fortunately a brave Good Samaritan decided to assist the young man who
identified himself and asked to be rushed to First Rivers Hospital where he
received treatment under his company cover.
Upon arriving the hospital he was not attended
to, he even identified some nursing staff at the facility who had attended to
him in the last and beckoned on them to help him, his appeal fell on deaf ears
as a doctor came out and asked that he be referred.
Those attempting to help the young
man decided to rush him down to the Military Hospital Port Harcourt believing
that will be the 'best' place for gunshot wounds to be attended to. Alas they
were wrong as first aid was administered and he was referred to The Teaching
Hospital...... At this point I can only say that Mr Christopher was confirmed
dead at about 3am, he had remained conscious while waiting to be taken to the
theatre and died 11 hours after being shot without being operated on......
Money was not a problem as everything requested for was provided...... Who
really killed Mr Christopher "Scanner" Ojika???? Let's use our
tongues to count our teeth and remember that we are all human beings......
"..........I solemnly pledge to dedicate
my life to the service of humanity......" "........The health and
wellbeing of my patient shall be my first consideration......."
".........I will maintain the utmost respect for human life......."
".......I will practice my profession with conscience and dignity and in
accordance with good medical practice........"
Excerpts from the Hippocratic Oath sworn by
Medical Doctors at the time of induction..... The Nightingale Pledge recited by
Qualified Nurses during the pinning ceremony is similar.....
Christopher was snatched from his
young beautiful wife who is carrying the child they've both been longing for
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