Nigerian Medical Association Denies Organ Harvesting Allegations at EKSUTH, Calls for Surgeon's Reversal
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Ekiti State has refuted claims of organ harvesting at EKSUTH, emphasizing that no illegal organ removal occurred during recent surgical procedures. The association criticized the dismissal of a surgeon involved, stating it was disproportionate and lacked proper consultation.
NMA highlighted the complexities of the surgery and the risks involved, urging fair treatment for medical staff. The Ekiti State government's approval of funds for renal transplant patients was also commended.
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