LuQuLuQu:
Heart attack

I doubt that. They would have said it but they preferred to keep the ailment secret.. probably something disgraceful to their religious beliefs or social status idk

Rest On

Chai who knows what the young man has been battling with all this while, and he refused to open up, that's why it's very bad to hide sickness, it's best to speak up when things are going wrong so one can get help...May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Hmmmmmm �, Ike agwulam

Sense is missing in you

SarkinYarki:
This vaccine go finish all our youth

BigMoneyeye:
the stress we go through in this life sha
i remembr in my 300level after lectures wey my eye dey go dim. naa the milk wey my course mate buy for me no make me faint aging

and still no better job if one doesn't have connection

IBRAHEEM8:

Sense is missing in you

Jump and pass not every message is for your brain grade

Rest in peace Ahmad.

gift0123:
Chai who knows what the young man has been battling with all this while, and he refused to open up, that's why it's very bad to hide sickness, it's best to speak up when things are going wrong so one can get help...May his gentle soul rest in peace.

before, a problem shared is a problem solved. later a problem shared is half solved but now a problem shared becomes laughing stock in the society!

Olaoye1988:

before, a problem shared is a problem solved. later a problem shared is half solved but now a problem shared becomes laughing stock in the society!

A problem shared is still a problem solved, you just need to share that problem with someone you can trust, or someone close to you... Even a family member can serve .... They is know way someone that cares about you will just ignore you especially when you are in a critical condition. Never, if he opened up, this tragedy may not have occurred.

gift0123:


A problem shared is still a problem solved, you just need to share that problem with someone you can trust, or someone close to you... Even a family member can serve .... They is know way someone that cares about you will just ignore you especially when you are in a critical condition. Never, if he opened up, this tragedy may not have occurred.

you can't understand when you have not been there before, family members are the worst as far as matters like this is concerned

May his soul rest in peace.
This stressful uni?
Especially when you're not from the north?
Na only God help person....
I no miss that premises at all

Olaoye1988:

you can't understand when you have not been there before, family members are the worst as far as matters like this is concerned

I know things happen shaa

Inna lillahi wa inna ilehi rajiun!

Allahumo ighifirillahu war'amhu Aameen.

SarkinYarki:
This vaccine go finish all our youth

oga get a meaningful life.
this your joblessness on this forum is getting irritating

TechspeciaIist:
oga get a meaningful life.
this your joblessness on this forum is getting irritating

I swear to God almighty no man in your family is doing better than I am I swear to God Almighty so rest please

Oh

Hope no be vaccine, cause the way youths are dying if recent dey scary.
Me sef wey don take vaccine they fear of recent

our health sector sucks in this country.. imagine someone who has visited the hospital 7 times yet they couldn't tell nor treat him instead they keep posting and giving him appointment.

GONE TOO SOON

RIP. Condolences

gift0123:

I know things happen shaa

Now you are talking

Karlovych:
Quack Nigerian hospitals couldn't ascertain the ailment for over one year, no wonder the dullard and the cocaine addict avoid Nigerian hospitals. The masses suffer when they elect leaders that don't improve local hospitals.

Blockheads who never passed JAMB or struggled to pass same will just jumped out to comment on professional issues they have no knowledge in.
The news says he has been visiting the hospital for an undisclosed ailment. Do you expect the diagnosis to be published in the media? I'm sure you have never heard of confidentiality in medical practice all your life.

Again, do you know some diseases run a chronic course, and are only managed(with medications, etc), and not definitively treated? That's very common with heart-related diseases.

Next time, ask questions first before rushing to stupid conclusions.