The nursing staff at the Usmanu Danfodiyo University Teaching Hospital in Sokoto state, Folasade Adesina, is right now in detainment after she was blamed for penetrating the eyes of an infant brought into the world in the emergency clinic where she works.
The mother of the child, Asma'u Ahmad Tijjani, in one of the interrogation sessions said Adesina delivered the wounds on her infant over a carryover charge. As indicated by Asma'u Adesina she used an infusion needle to penetrate the eye of her child a couple of moments after she was destined to retaliate for at the Sokoto Study Centre of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), where Tijjani worked as a non-academic staff.
She reviewed that multi-week to her normal date of conveyance, the attendant met her in her office and said she needed to have a private conversation with her.
"Immediately after my delivery, my nurse started preaching to me to always try to be kind to the people I deal with, especially in my workplace. She said the nurse I complained about told her that I gave her a carryover.
I was shocked to hear this because I am not a teaching staff of the university and have no business with students’ scripts. So how could I give her a carryover?
When my husband came, the same woman came and collected my baby, saying she was taking her to him. I asked one of the doctors present at the time to follow her, but she declined.
After some minutes, she brought the baby back, and when I received her, I noticed some blood coming out from her eyes, so I started crying and shouting; and before you knew it, the labor room was filled with hospital staff.
When they realized what happened, they all rushed out to look for that nurse, but she was nowhere to be found and her phone was switched off.
The baby was taken to the eye section of the hospital for examination, where it was confirmed that both her eyes were pricked, but the object did not penetrate the two lenses.
The nurse, however, came the following morning with a basket of cooked food, which I rejected, on the ground of what she did to my baby.
My relatives who were with me at the time started beating her before she was rescued by her colleagues.” she said
In an articulation delivered, the administration of the medical clinic recognized getting the grievance and said an examination has since started. The assertion, which was endorsed by Mansur Wadata, the main data official of the clinic, peruses.
“The hospital received a complaint letter from the mother of a newborn baby girl delivered at the hospital, alleging that a nursing officer caused injury to the eyes of her baby." she narrated.
The emergency clinic got a grumbling letter from the mother of an infant young lady conveyed at the medical clinic, claiming that a nursing official made injury the eyes of her child.
The clinic the board is exploring the situation, to confirm the case.
They are guaranteeing the overall population that suitable disciplinary moves will be made against whoever is found needing, by common help rules and state of administration of the medical clinic.
The emergency clinic is at any point prepared to work with pertinent specialists to complete examinations to guarantee that those included are made to confront the full fierceness of the law.
Na waoh oooo, wettin concern baby with your carryover, you no sabi, be say you no sabi..God help us, this country sha
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