Feb 16, 2015 – Mother Of 3rd Mainland Accident Victim, Owolabi Akindujoye Arrives Lagos From Ibadan, Says Son Left Home To Raise Money For WAEC Examination
It is a happy ending for a petty trader whose son got involved in a fatal accident on the popular Lagos Third mainland bridge last month.
A staff of St Nicholas Hospital voluntered to go on the hunt for the family member of 19-year-old Owolabi Akindujoye who came out of coma last week.
Ibadan-based Mrs Akindujoye, the mother of the victim arrived St Nicholas hospital this morning to pick up her son.
She said Owolabi left Ibadan on Jan 4 in search of work in Ilesha to pay for his WAEC examination but unknown to her, he ended up under Oshodi bridge where he worked as a conductor.
Happy ending! A special thanks to the management of St Nicholas Hospital for treating the boy free of charge.
Thanks to St Nicholas Hospital. Many more thanks to God Almighty. Someone will take up his educational needs. Blessings to that individual. It could be me.
u guys did a good job with the publicist,I wish am in a position to sponsor him to university level
What does it cost to register for the exam?
GOD WILL BLESS U.
CAN U PLS ASK ST NICHOLAS TO HELP U WITH THE NO OF THE LAD SO U CAN TRACE HIM AND HELP WITH THE EXAM FEE. GOD BLESS U
Thanks to St.Nicholas staff and managements may God almighty in his mercy be with you all.
The poor guy need’s some help,well meaning Nigerians should help this guy.
So d state no fit do free education. Na wah oh and they r campaigning witout manifestoes.
“If u can find one righteous man, i wont destroy ur nation”. I hav found one sir, d name z st Nicholas hospital.
Good advert though
May the God Almighty Bless you St. Nicholas Hospital. For saving the life of this young boy, giving him the best treatment which you are known for, your children shall be blessed in their coming in and going out. Thank you so much. Nigerians are grateful to you St, Nicholas.
Please is there any way you can get the mother’s contact?i feel really sad and will like to help in my little way
Jehovah will surely bless you all for helping this young man. To the Doctor and staff of this hopital.
The primary duty of a doctor is to save life. Well done St Nicholas doctors. You have created history.
To naija news: Please provide the kid’s info in your update for some assistance. I want this to be private please. Do not publish. Contact me through my email. Thanks.