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Muhuyi Magaji Writes Medical Doctor, Threatens Legal Action Over Fake Medical Report

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Muhuyi Magaji

 

The suspended Chairman of Kano Public Complains And Anti Corruption Commission, Muhuyi Magaji Rimingado has threaten to drag his Medical Doctor, Bayo Ayodele to court over fake medical reports he provided from the National Hospital Abuja.

Muhuyi Magaji Rimingado had submitted a medical report and a letter to the Kano State House of Assembly as reasons for not being able to honour an invitation by the house on July, 14th, 2021, over a petition against him.

However, the assembly wrote to the National Hospital, Abuja to confirm the medical report submitted.

In the reply by the National Hospital Abuja dated July 19th, 2021, with reference number, NHA/CMAC/GC/0117/2021/V.I/01 and signed by Director Clinical Services, Dr A. A Umar said its investigation of the documents indicated that they were forged.

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Miffed with this, Muhuyi’s Counsel, Messer Adesina Oke and Associates wrote to the Medical Doctor, Bayo Ayodele, dated July, 23rd, 2021, demanding clarification with the letter of the National Hospital to Kano State House of Assembly.

According to a copy of the letter signed by Barr. S.O Omekedo and Obtained by NIGERIAN TRACKER on Friday, said ’’ it is the instruction of our client that you are a medical practitioner and works with the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) Staff Clinic Mahushi, Abuja and that he commissioned and retained your services sometime in May 2021, in your clinic, National Commission for Colleges of Education INCCEJ Staff Clinic. Mabushi, Abuja for a fee to act as his personal Physician when he fell ill.

The letter said it is also as you requested which is customary, for a number test to be carried out on him, after the physical preliminary observation, you personally took/ collected his blood, urine, stool and sputum which test were to be carried out in your place of work, while you further refer him to Life Bridge Diagnostic Centre, located at No 15A Yawun street, Abuja for further test.

Similarly, the letter read, ‘’It is the position of our client that you later delivered to him a medical report dated 7th July, 2021. Personally signed by you from the National Hospital Abuja and on which basis you placed our client on medication and thereafter collected other samples of his blood, urine, stool and sputum for further test which is now contained in the medical report from the same National Hospital Abuja, dated 12 July 2021

According to a copy of the letter signed by Barr. S.O Omekedo and obtained by the NIGERIAN TRACKER, said ‘’arising from the foregoing, we have the Instructions of our client to make the following urgent demands:

  1. That you respond to the veracity or otherwise of the news reports as same is capable of directing the minds of the Honorable Members of the Kano State House Assembly on the true state of affairs in respect of my health.
  2. That you personally write a letter within 48 (forty-eight) hours address and same submitted to the Clerk of Kano State House Assembly stating the position of my health and medical fitness.

‘’TAKE NOTICE that should you fail, refuse or neglect in complying with this simple but cogent demand within 2 (two) clear days or 48 (forty-eight) hours whichever is earlier to time from the date or time of receipt of this letter, we shall have no other option than to bring an action against you in court without further notice.

 

The letter from the law firm was also copied the National Hospital Abuja and Kano State House of Assembly.

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Journalist Hit by Metal Debris from Ongoing Construction – Kano Govt

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Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf

 

The attention of Kano state government has been drawn to a one sided media report bya section of the media revealing that a journalist, with the state own Television station, attached to Government house was hit by a stray bullet.

The incident, which occurred amidst a flurry of misinformation, sparked widespread concern and speculation regarding the safety of journalists covering events at the government house.

However, the government will like to emphatically say that journalists are not under threat in Kano government house. It is however worthy of note to caution journalists to ensure credible source while reporting any development and avoid unnecessary sensational angle that can mislead the public.

For clarity purpose, Naziru Yau, the reporter of the state television station was not hit by any stray bullet.
Instead, he sustained injuries from the metal debris emanating from an ongoing construction at the Kano State Government House, an area that has been barricaded for caution.

The truth of the incident emerged when medical professionals at the government house clinic disclosed the true nature of Mr. Naziru’s injuries.

The journalist, Mr. Naziru, expressed gratitude for the prompt medical attention he received and thanked well-wishers for their concern during his recovery.

Let me emphasized the need for journalists to remain vigilant while carrying out their duties, especially in environments where construction activities pose potential hazards.

We thereby dispel any rumor that had sparked outrage and call for increased safety measures for journalists covering sensitive events.

We also need to underscores the importance of accurate reporting and thorough investigation in mitigating misinformation and maintaining public trust.

In response to the incident, Sanusi Bature the Director General Press at the Kano State Government House have assured the public of their commitment to ensuring the safety of all individuals within the premises and the state in general.

Additionally, have pledged to review and enhance existing safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.

As investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the incident, we urge the public to refrain from spreading unsubstantiated claims and to rely on verified information from credible sources.

 

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Journalist Hit by Stray Bullet at Kano Government House

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A stray bullet has struck a journalist from Abubakar Rimi Television, who was serving at Kano Government House.

The journalist, Naziru Idris Yau, confirmed the incident to NIGERIAN TRACKER. He recounted that while they were waiting after a function with some of his colleagues, chatting close to their usual gathering spot at the last Government House gate, he was hit by the bullet.

After an examination at the Government House clinic, the ARTV journalist confirmed to NIGERIAN TRACKER that he is hale and hearty, evident even from his voice.

No security agency or Government House public relations department has yet commented on the incident as of the time of filing this report or the origin of the bullet.

The incident occurred amidst the celebration of World Press Freedom Day, which is observed every 3rd of May by the United Nations.

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End of an era: Reader’s Digest UK closes after 86 years

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Reader’s Digest UK has ceased operations after 86 years of publication. The monthly magazine, known for its health tips, financial advice, and recipes, closed due to the “unforgiving magazine publishing landscape” and the company’s inability to withstand the financial pressures.Once a market leader with a circulation of over 1 million copies per month in the UK in 2000, the publication’s readership had declined sharply in subsequent years, dropping to under 200,000 copies recently.The closure marks the end of an era for the iconic magazine, which was founded in the US in 1922 and first published in the UK in 1938.The editor-in-chief cited the “relentless change” in the media industry and the need for companies to “continuously seek out and implement innovations” to survive.The closure of Reader’s Digest UK serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of adaptability in the face of a rapidly evolving landscape.

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