This story talks about a medical doctor who returned back from the UK to her based in Osun State, refused to self quarantine and went about infecting people with her child with coronavirus or COVID-19.
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A medical doctor who stays in Osun state came into Nigeria last week from the U K with her baby.
Instead of isolating herself for 14 days as was strongly advised by the government, she refused to do that because she is a child of God, daughter of Zion and her body system is immune from this virus but that is not the full story.
This irresponsible woman took the baby to crèche, the baby mixed with other babies. Then when the baby started showing symptoms of Coronavirus, she took the baby to Children Emergency Ward of Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex in Ile Ife thereby exposing other kids and health practitioners to the virus.
The health practitioners started treating the baby without protecting themselves, thinking it was Malaria as was disclosed by her mum.
Yesterday evening , the innocent baby tested positive to Corona Virus (the mother might be positive too). Imagine the number of people who have been exposed to the virus in the small community of Ile Ife where this Irresponsible woman lives.
This could have been avoided if this irresponsible medical doctor did the right thing to self isolate.
The whole Ile Ife community is on lockdown this morning because of one person who choose to be foolish.
To all the irresponsible returning Nigerians who are spreading this virus all over the country, God will punish all of them.
Aside God punishing these idiots, Nigerian police need to wake up and start arresting these people endangering the lives of innocent citizens.
By ~ Chukwudi Iwuchukwu
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