This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Chuka Onwudinjo, 32, born on April 9, 1984 and passed away on April 25, 2016 after an illness that left him in a coma. Chuka died from medical neglect, his team of Drs. abandoned him in the male ward of University of Calabar Teaching Hospital and showed up when it was too late, he was already comatose. The leader of the team claimed she did not know she had a patient on admission. three days and there was no doctor. She had not been to work in many days because she was runing her own private hospital. It breaks our hearts to loose Chuka, he fought till the end.
Chuka was paparing for his professional ICAN exams when he took ill. He was a kindhearted young man, jovial, and oh boy, he could solve any mathematical equation. He was an active member of Legion of Mary, an association in the Catholic Church. Chuka loved teaching children at sunday school. We will remember him forever. We will always love him forever. May God grant eternal rest to his soul. Amen.
Tributes
Leave a tributeI remember your last birthday, I remember you gave me two bottles of wine to celebrate. My brother, my soul brother, my childhood friend. I remember when we were little, we would go catching grasshoppers and glow worms. We would feed the rabbits, we would suck necter from flowers, you would carry my school bag on the way home from school, you would defend me against school bullies. There are stories only you and I know, Songs only you and I know. If you were here, I would call you today and sing happy birthday. I would tell you about Amour, how she wouldn't sleep in her room, how she laughs at everything and farts like her daddy. I would tell you about the land of the midnight sun, we would laugh so much. Chuka Chuka my brother Chuka. If you were in Canada you would not have died, there are doctors here, they never go AWOL, day and night they are here, ready, happy, eager to help. My soul weeps for people like you who die of neglect in Nigerian hospitals. If you had been a politician's son, the doctors would have trooped to your bedside.
Happy birthday soul brother, Nwannem Chuka.
I will see you live
Just as I watched you die
Chuka.
Accept my sympathy kene, and family.
I will always love you
May the good Lord continue to bless you for the number of masses and prayers you offer for our friend and brother, as we look forward to meet him in heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
Resquiescat in pacem Nwanne
John Martins Agba