Lagos bound passenger slums and dies at Abuja airport

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Lagos bound traveler slums and kicks the bucket at Abuja airport


Lagos bound traveler slums and kicks the bucket at Abuja airport


 

On Tuesday, April 19, a female passenger identified as “mama Tobi” died at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, while boarding her flight to Lagos. Sources have claimed that she reportedly slumped as a result of high blood pressure.

 

An eye witness, Felix Ashimole, who claims to be a lawyer said that the woman died in his hands as medical response from the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) didn’t show up on time.

 

The lawyer took to his social media to call out FAAN as he wrote;

 

Where is the money they claim was sunk into renovating the airport into world standard? For 13 minutes, no FAAN medical personnel. She died in my hands and few others. A medical doctor on his way to Kano tried but as he finally said, “we lost her.

 

But she would’ve been saved, had FAAN provided basic insulin. She was diabetic. Her sugar went high; She entered coma; No medical attention; She saw the light and moved towards it. We kept calling her, Mama Tobi, Mama Tobi, don’t leave us, wake up, Good morning but saliva trickled down, foams bubbled and I knew she had seen a better place and wouldn’t be coming back!

 

“FAAN and the entire airline staff on ground were stupidly acting as if è no concern them. They kept announcing boarding and NEVER USED their speaker to ask if there are any medical personnel on ground. Finally they brought an ambulance from their fire fighting department, to take her corpse away! Good night Mummy Tobi. Your country and countrymen, failed you,” the lawyer wrote in a social media post.

 

However, a representative/spokesperson of FAAN, Faithful Hope-Ivbase confirmed the incident, but denied the accusation of FAAN medical team not responding on time. In her words she said;

 

“Our doctors were there. We are not happy it happened. We regret it happened but God knows the best in every situation.”

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