After an inexperienced physician from Owerri, Imo state, kills his pregnant wife while operating on her using YouTube tutorials, an Ebonyi state man seeks justice.
The well-known comedian and human rights advocate Ajemba Stanley speaks out about this tragic event. pointing out how YouTube is used in the operating room by some Nigerians who have claimed to be doctors with seven years of expertise.
The husband claims that the main doctor had called another man to help with the surgery. Prior to the man’s arrival, the accused senior doctor and his colleagues were already making use of YouTube to watch videos while undergoing the surgery.
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The husband, who was in tears on hearing of the death of his wife, stated that “in the operating room, he had seen them pressing their phones, watching YouTube to learn how to perform the surgery.”
Many who were grieved by this incident demand justice for the spouse, Onyekachi Eze, who lives in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria, and is from Ebonyi State.
@Ralphdegrea8: “Unlicensed doctor probably a medical school dropout. People should just be sure the hospital they visit is licensed and approved by the Nigerian Medical Council.”
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