It was reported that a Medical Mystery Unveiled in recent times as DSS shut down a clinic after Alleged Quackery that led to a patient’s death in Jos.
The Department of State Security (DSS) sealed the AL-Ihsan clinic on Sunday, located in the Unguwan Rogo Community in Jos North local government area of Plateau State. This action followed allegations of quackery and the reported death of a patient who underwent treatment at the clinic.
Last week, the death of a woman in the community after a surgery performed by a supposed doctor at the hospital sparked mixed reactions, with many attributing the death to the procedure, raising concerns about the medical specialty.
Sources from the community confirmed the incident to our correspondent, stating that the DSS’s action was in response to complaints filed by some community members to the state Ministry of Health and the DSS regarding alleged quackery activities at the clinic.
Sadis Albasu, a community member, shed light on the situation, emphasizing the primary reason for sealing the hospital: alleged quackery activities. It came to light after a woman’s death following a surgical procedure performed by a person who lacked the necessary qualifications to practice medicine, let alone perform surgeries.
“A lot of people are complaining, and that’s why the matter was reported to the state Ministry of Health for necessary action,” explained Albasu, noting that the individual in question is currently in school but has been conducting surgeries in the community.
University Student In Jos Got Missing
University of Jos Student reported missing following a Dive into Lamingo Dam During Hiking Trip
A tragic incident unfolded as Elvis Yoonpan Jepgwam, a 100-level student of Biology Education at the University of Jos, goes missing during a hike trip at Lamingo Dam on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
The hike, organized by the Biology Education Student Association (BESA), took a devastating turn when Elvis and some other students ventured into the dam for a swim, only for Elvis to tragically fail to resurface.
Despite extensive efforts by local rescue divers throughout the weekend, Elvis remains missing, neither his body has yet to be recovered.
Reports from @PTB suggest lingering superstitions, hinting at rituals needed to appease the water gods for the release of the body.
As of now, media outlets have not confirmed whether Elvis has been found.
A new report confirms that the body of Elvis Yoonpan Jepgwam, a 100-level Biology Education student at the University of Jos, who went missing during a hiking trip last Saturday, May 4th, at Lamingo Dam area, has been discovered.
Contrary to previous information, the hike was organized by the University’s Faculty of Education as part of the activities to commemorate NUESA Week and the final year brethrens (FYB). The body was laid to rest today.
Every student out there should be very careful as they were sent to school to learn and not otherwise.