Vwaere Diaso: Sanwo-Olu Condoles With Family Of Doctor Who Died In Elevator Accident

Sanwo-Olu has condoled the family of the doctor, Vwaere Diaso who died in an elevator accident.

Glamtush reports that Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu has condoled the family of Dr. Vwaere Diaso, a medical officer undertaking her housemanship at the Lagos State General Hospital, Odan, Lagos Island over the death of the doctor.

The governor said it is distressing to think that such a promising young doctor had her life cut short in such a devastating manner.

He wrote on Twitter, “I was deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of Dr. Vwaere Diaso, a dedicated medical professional whose life was taken due to a mechanical failure within the elevator at the Doctors quarters of the General Hospital, Odan, Lagos Island. It is distressing to think that such a promising young doctor had her life cut short in such a devastating manner.

“As a parent myself, I cannot help but feel the pain and sorrow that Dr. Diaso’s loved ones must be experiencing during this difficult time. My heart goes out to her parents, family members, friends, and colleagues who are grieving this profound loss.

“To the Nigeria Medical Association, the Medical Guild, and all doctors in Lagos State, I extend my deepest sympathies. Losing a fellow healthcare professional is a tremendous loss for the entire medical community.

“In light of this tragedy, I have taken immediate action to initiate a thorough investigation into the cause of the mechanical failure. It is my sincere commitment that this investigation will be conducted with utmost transparency and fairness, leaving no room for any biases or favoritism.

“Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this heartbreaking incident.

“May Dr. Vwaere Diaso’s soul rest in eternal peace.”

Glamtush recalls that while commiserating with Vwaere’s family and colleagues, the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has declared an indefinite strike in three hospitals and also declared five days of mourning, among other demands.