Babadunni, the personal assistant to late gospel singer ToluwaniSings, has recounted the desperate efforts made to get medical attention for the singer after he slumped.
Speaking about the incident, Babadunni disclosed that they took ToluwaniSings to several hospitals in Ibadan in search of medical assistance, but some facilities reportedly turned them away because doctors were on strike.
According to him, they visited approximately 10 hospitals while trying to secure treatment for the singer.
“When Toluwani slumped, we took him to several hospitals in Ibadan. Some rejected him because doctors were on strike. We went to about 10 hospitals,” Babadunni explained.
His account has drawn attention to the difficulties they encountered while seeking urgent medical care for the gospel singer.
The revelation has also sparked conversations about access to emergency medical services, particularly when patients require immediate attention and healthcare facilities are affected by industrial action.
ToluwaniSings’ passing has left many of his admirers and members of the gospel music community mourning his loss.
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@Dracula 🦇:”He recently performed at an APC event. Use your platform to canvass for good governance when you get the chance. Maladministration knows nobody. As the greedy people that we are, every invitation by politicians is an opportunity we see to help ourselves at the expense of others”
@Vibes & Facts:”I still see that most Nigerians still don’t know how to administer CPR. With the information that one hospital said he his brain function was gone which may be as a result of lack of oxygen to the brain showing a considerable amount of time for heart stopping.”
@Gink:”It’s so sad man. This is why we need real government. I remember GRV talking about why every ward should have a standard and equipped clinic or hospital in each local government . These are one of the reasons.. why will hospital be rejecting someone in danger??? Nawa ooo”
@Victoria uranta/ Digital:”This is very disheartening, Nigeria health system is nothing to write home about but please, we should all learn to prioritize our health, check your BP on a regular basis”
@FRESH Sfi10clothing:”Not even a private hospital…na that’s crazy….what happened to providing first aid bfor anything….the way they don’t value life in Naija is alarming….and dis is not about the government….some individuals are demonic”
