The PDP spokesman who is answering to a seven-count criminal charge bordering on alleged N400million fraud, had through an application dated May 16, prayed the court to allow him to visit the Royal London Hospital to take care of his deteriorating health.
He specifically urged trial Justice Okon Abang to grant him five weeks medical leave abroad, as well as to order the Deputy Chief Registrar of the high court to release the international passport he surrendered as part of the conditions upon which he was granted bail on January 19.
Moving the application on Monday, Metuh’s lead counsel, Dr. Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, adduced four exhibits he prayed the court to consider and grant the request. Among the exhibits included an MR1 report which he said indicated that Metuh’s spinal column “are rapidly compressing”, a development he said has necessitated an immediate surgery.
“We beg my Lord to holistically consider the documents as against the rather circumscribed and slanted sentences/extractions in the exhibits. The 1st defendant is in dire need of urgent medical attention. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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When he dies, you will collect your money from his cadaver. Rubbish
ReplyDeleteYou are fool ....Is there no hospitals in nigeria
DeleteHow long has he been with symptoms? Let the court verify the MRI films to be that of Olisa Metuh and allow him to receive surgical care in Nigeria. There are reputable spine surgeons in Abuja and Lagos.
DeleteIs this his medical history? If yes, can't he do his medicals on Nigeria? Or is this a gimmick to jump bail and evade trial and eventually prosecution? Why is Nigeria judicial system so slow?
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