Missing intestine: Lagos Assembly begins probe
LAGOS State House of Assembly has set an ad-hoc committee to probe the alleged missing small intestine of a 13-year-old Master Adebola at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, Ikeja. The Speaker of the House, Hon Mudashiru Obasa, said it was important to have a system in place to ensure a structure that curtails any challenge that affects institutions in the state, adding that it was, therefore, necessary to get to the root of the problem. An ad-hoc committee set up by the speaker to investigate the issue has the Majority Leader, Noheem Adams, as chairman. Other members are Temitope Adewale, Steve Ogundipe, Surajudeen Tijani and Lawal Musibau. In his position, the Deputy Whip of the House, David Setonji, commended the speaker for calling the attention of the lawmakers to the issue, adding: “We need to look more into the health sector of the state.” Setonji noted that the House had taken pragmatic steps to pass a law on organ harvesting and that the law has an important...