Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is really in deep pain after the death of one of her twin child, she narrated everything that happened and why her baby died and blamed one Lagos hospital for all this.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the acclaimed author, has shared a deeply moving and tragic story about the loss of her 21-month-old son, Nkanu, pointing fingers at a hospital in Lagos for what she believes was medical negligence.
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In a heartfelt statement she shared with her family, Chimamanda expressed that her son would still be alive today if it weren’t for a heartbreaking incident that occurred at Euracare Hospital on January 6.
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She recounted how her family was in Lagos for the Christmas holidays when Nkanu first showed signs of a cold, which quickly escalated into a severe infection. He was admitted to Atlantis Hospital and was set to fly to the United States the following day, accompanied by traveling doctors. A medical team at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore was already prepared to receive him.
As part of the travel preparations, the doctors requested an MRI, a lumbar puncture, and the placement of a central line. Atlantis Hospital referred them to Euracare, which was touted as the best place to perform those procedures.
Chimamanda described how Nkanu was carried to Euracare in his father’s arms and was sedated for the MRI and central line insertion. While she waited outside the operating room, she suddenly noticed a flurry of activity as medical staff rushed in. Moments later, she was informed that her son had allegedly received an excessive amount of propofol, rendering him unresponsive and requiring resuscitation.
What followed was every parent’s worst nightmare: he needed ventilator support, was admitted to the ICU, suffered seizures, and ultimately went into cardiac arrest—complications she emphasized had never occurred before. Just hours later, Nkanu tragically passed away.
“I will never survive the loss of my child,” she reportedly said. Chimamanda Ngozi
This heartbreaking story has ignited a wave of reactions online, reigniting tough discussions about healthcare standards, medical accountability, and patient safety in Nigeria. Chimamanda Ngozi
Do you believe Nigeria’s healthcare system is doing enough to safeguard patients, particularly children?
Meanwhile; Lamisha Musonda a 33 year old ex Chelsea Fc and Belgium football star has dropped an emotional message on Instagram that has got everyone praying hard for him to survive after he revealed that he’s got few days to live here on earth.
A deeply moving message from Lamisha has taken social media by storm, sparking a wave of prayers, concern, and support from fans and well-wishers all over the globe. Chimamanda Ngozi
In his heartfelt statement, Lamisha opened up about his ongoing battle with serious health issues, shedding light on why he’s been absent from social platforms for a while. He shared that the last two years have been incredibly tough, both physically and emotionally, as he fights to regain his health. Chimamanda Ngozi
“As I come to terms with the fact that I may only have a few days left, I also realize how many people have stood by me, and I’ll forever treasure those memories. Life can be tough, but the view is beautiful,” he expressed.
Described by many as raw and soul-stirring, his message paints a vivid picture of a man courageously facing one of life’s toughest challenges with reflection and gratitude. Lamisha acknowledged that his condition is now critical, emphasizing that he is actively “fighting to survive” with the support of his family.
Even in the face of such a serious situation, Lamisha’s words overflowed with gratitude for those who have been there for him throughout the years. He expressed the heartache of possibly not being able to thank everyone personally, a sentiment that has deeply resonated with many readers. Continue reading here
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