Zack Orji left National Hospital against medical advice – CMD
The National Hospital, Abuja has denied reports suggesting that veteran Nollywood actor Zack Orji was referred to a private facility for additional treatment.
The Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the Hospital, Prof. Muhammad Raji Mahmud, said the family of the thespian took him away from the hospital against the medical advice of the management, it emerged on Thursday, January 4.
News Direct reports that Orji, who was rushed to the intensive care unit of the hospital due to failing health, witnessed an improvement in his condition and was later visited on New Year’s Day by the First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu.
Orji was reported to have been taken to a private hospital to undergo brain surgery.
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According to a statement by the spokesman of the hospital, Tayo Hastrup, the family of the actor signed an undertaken to take him away even as he was being prepared for surgery after he stabilised.
The statement reads: “The attention of the National Hospital Abuja has been drawn to a publication insinuating that the Apex hospital referred the Nigerian Actor Zack Orji to a private hospital in Abuja.
“To set the record straight, the actor, who was brought in on New Year’s Eve and admitted to the intensive care unit, was stabilized by National Hospital Abuja and moved to the ENT ward.
“This thwarted all preparations for his surgery. Nevertheless, the Management of National Hospital Abuja wishes him a speedy recovery.”
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