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Alleged medical negligence: Sanwo Olu orders probe into death of Chimamanda Adichie’s son

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo Olu has ordered an immediate investigation into alleged medical negligence linked to the death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 21 month old son, Nkanu Nnamdi. The child reportedly died on January 6 at a private hospital in Lagos after a brief illness.​ The state government said it had received a formal complaint from Adichie detailing her account of what happened at the facility. In a widely shared statement, the author accused the hospital and an anaesthesiologist of reckless conduct during and after a medical procedure on her son.​ Adichie alleged that her son was given too much propofol, became unresponsive and was later placed on a ventilator in the intensive care unit. She further claimed that he was not properly monitored and that his oxygen was switched off at one point while he was being moved.​​ […]

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Adichie Family Accuses Lagos Hospital of Negligence

The family of Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has accused a private hospital in Lagos of serious medical negligence following the death of her 21-month-old son, Nkanu Nnamdi, who died on Wednesday after a brief illness. Relatives say the toddler was denied adequate oxygen, left unattended and given excessive sedation that allegedly triggered a heart attack. These claims have placed Euracare Hospital, where the child was treated, at the centre of a growing public and legal storm. Speaking on Nigerian television, Adichie’s sister-in-law, Dr Anthea Nwandu, said hospital officials later admitted that Nkanu had been over-sedated. She also alleged that medical staff failed to follow standard procedures during his treatment and transfer, leading to oxygen deprivation and possible brain injury before his death. Similar allegations appeared in a private message written by Adichie that was later leaked online. Her spokeswoman […]

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Nigerian Hospital Performs First UroLift Surgery in Nigeria

Nigeria has achieved a major medical milestone as The Prostate Clinic (TPC) in Lagos successfully performed the country’s first UroLift surgery — a breakthrough that could transform prostate treatment and reduce medical tourism. The historic procedure was led by Professor Kingsley Ekwueme, a Consultant Urological, Laparoscopic, and Robotic Surgeon who returned from the diaspora to establish TPC. The achievement positions Nigeria as a growing destination for advanced prostate care. For years, thousands of Nigerian men have traveled abroad for prostate treatments, costing the nation billions annually. Many patients have suffered or even died due to delayed care and limited access to modern procedures at home. During a live demonstration observed by Vanguard, Prof. Ekwueme and his team carried out the UroLift — a minimally invasive surgery designed to relieve prostate enlargement without cutting or removing tissue. Using a telescope inserted […]

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