Wigwe University Registrar Inyama Dies from Medical Negligence at Abuja Hospital

 Ulonna Inyama, the Registrar of Wigwe University, has tragically passed away at a hospital in Abuja, sending shockwaves through the university community.

Inyama’s unexpected death, reportedly caused by complications from fibroid surgery and an erroneous blood transfusion, has left the institution and her colleagues in mourning.

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According to a family source, Inyama was admitted to the hospital for treatment related to fibroid issues. However, her condition took a dire turn after receiving an incorrect blood type. “She died of loss of blood due to fibroid complications under mysterious circumstances. We were told that a wrong blood transfusion led to her death,” the source revealed.

The complications from the surgery led to her rapid deterioration, necessitating a referral to another hospital where she ultimately passed away. This incident has ignited serious concerns regarding medical negligence and the safety protocols in Nigerian healthcare facilities.

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The tragic death of Inyama has intensified scrutiny over the quality of medical care and safety measures at Nigerian hospitals. Her family is calling for a comprehensive investigation to determine the full circumstances surrounding her death and to hold accountable those responsible for the alleged medical negligence.

This loss comes amid the university community still grieving the recent passing of its founder, Herbert Wigwe, who tragically died in a helicopter crash in California, USA, along with his wife and son. The university is now faced with another profound loss, compounding the institution’s sorrow during an already difficult time.