Health
Lagos Father Cries Out As 9-Month-Old Twins Pass Away After Immunisation
A Lagos father, Samuel Alozie, known as Promise Samuel on TikTok, is demanding justice after his nine-month-old twin sons, Timothy and Testimony, reportedly passed away about 24 hours after receiving routine immunizations at the Ajangbadi Primary Health Centre in Ojo Local Government Area.

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The tragedy gained widespread attention when Alozie posted a video on TikTok showing the remains of his children in separate body bags.
He captioned; “This is the result of the immunisation… they killed my twin boys with injections.”
Despite following the nurse’s advice to administer paracetamol and giving the children a bath to reduce their rising temperature, the twins passed away the following morning, December 25.
“It happened that the immunization was conducted on the 24th of December, in the morning. And on the morning of 25th December, they d!£d. On that 24th, after the injection, they were very we@k, and I gave them paracetamol because the nurse said that if the temperature continued, I should give them paracetamol.
“I, and my wife, after we left the health centre, went home and gave the two of them paracetamol, which didn’t solve anything. We even bathed them. My wife bathed them in cold water. They d!£d on the 25th. The two of them d!£d at the same time. And the worst part of it is that the dr¥g weakened two of them to the extent they couldn’t talk, they couldn’t eat, they couldn’t play as usual, like they couldn’t disturb as they used to do.”
Alozie alleged that the health centre may have administered expired or fake vaccines, or given an overdose.
“The Government has ki||£d my children. The Nigerian government… My twins, my nine-month-old children; they have ki||£d them with their f@ke injection and f@ke vaccine.
“Before you go for immunisation, try to know what they are giving to your child, because I guess maybe this is an overdose, or it is f@ke drugs. Because you can’t tell me that my children who are not s!ck, who are strong and sound, and then going to immunisation and coming back, they are de@d.”
He also claimed that the nurse on duty that day was not the usual staff who had been attending to the twins.
He further stated that the nurse administered deworming tablets to the nine-month-old infants without his knowledge or consent.
“The funny part of this is that the woman who has been giving us injections is not the woman who gave us the injection that day. Another face.
“The nurse is even saying that the injection she gave them is what the government prescribed for her to give. What about the tablet drug? You said it’s a worm medicine that you gave my children.
“You gave them worm medicine, and you didn’t ask me, and you didn’t even tell me that you were giving them worm medicine to deworm them. Did I tell you that my children are having a worm problem? Or did I tell you that I wanted you to give them worm medicine? No. Then you explained to the government that you wanted to give them because you are helping me. Helping me to give my two nine-month-old children worm medicine?”
“You gave them worm medicine, and you didn’t ask me, and you didn’t even tell me… Did I tell you that my children are having worm problem?” Alozie said.
The health centre reportedly suggested that the deaths could have been caused by “food bacteria.”
Alozie rejected this explanation, arguing that the children had been healthy since birth and had no history of serious illness.
“The nurse is talking about bacteria, food bacteria. She said that it is food bacteria that killed my children. How can food bacteria kill a child? Food that I’ve been giving them from one month to nine months, the food didn’t kill them. How is it possible?” he asked.
Alozie expressed concern that the government facility might manipulate the autopsy results.
He called for legal support, stating he lacked the financial resources to pursue the case alone.
“Please, if you’re a lawyer, a human rights lawyer, please help me. I don’t have a lawyer, and you know government issue. If you don’t have anybody, you will not get a better result… Although the autopsy has been conducted already, The reason I’m scared is that I don’t know if this government will give me the actual justice because, you know, this is government-to-government. The primary health centre is for the government, and the people who are even running the case for me are government people.
“I know that they will manipulate this result. They are using fake drugs and fake vaccines. They will manipulate it to their own favour, but God will punish any doctor, any nurse who will manipulate this result. The souls of my children will curse that person.”
In his emotional plea, Alozie emphasized the urgency of public support to ensure justice for his twins.

“If I don’t have finance, I have people… I need justice for these children. I have buried them, but I know that their spirit is still not at peace because they died untimely deaths, and their death was caused by the government. I don’t have anybody except God, but I know that God will bring justice to them.”
The Lagos State Ministry of Health and the Primary Health Care Board have yet to release an official statement regarding the incident or the findings of the autopsy.
According to Alozie, he took the twins for their scheduled immunisation on the morning of December 24, 2025.
He said the boys became extremely weak shortly after the injections and were unable to eat or play.
Health
Jehovah’s Witnesses Review Blood Transfusion Policy On Members
Jehovah’s Witnesses have announced an update on their long-standing position on blood transfusions.
In a video published on the group’s official website on Friday, the church stated that members are allowed to make personal decisions on the use of their own blood during medical procedures.
A member of the Governing Body, Gerrit Lösch, said the clarification is intended to help adherents navigate medical choices without departing from biblical teachings
The church, however, maintains that the prohibition on receiving another person’s blood still stands.
He explained that while the doctrine requiring Christians to abstain from blood remains unchanged, the scriptures do not directly address the use of one’s own blood in clinical settings.
“Regarding the use of one’s own blood…a Christian must decide for himself how his own blood will be handled in the course of a surgical procedure, medical test, or current therapy,” he said.
According to him, members are now free to decide whether to permit procedures where their blood is temporarily removed, stored, and later returned to the body.
“Some Christians may decide that they would allow their blood to be stored and then be given back to them. Others may object. Each Christian must make his personal decision on all matters involving the use of his own blood with regard to medical or surgical care,” Lösch added.
He noted that practices such as blood testing, dialysis, and the use of heart-lung machines have already been widely accepted among adherents.
Health
Nigerian MSc Nursing student arrested for fra¥d in India
Meerut police in Uttar Pradesh have uncovered a major cyber fra¥d racket involving Nigerian students, arresting one suspect, Saifu Mayana Umar, an MSc Nursing student.
Victims across India were reportedly duped with promises of high returns through investments in foreign companies and stock markets. Investigations have linked Umar and his associates, including a Nigerian national named Yusuf, to at least 16 cyber fra¥d cases.
The gang allegedly used an organized network to lure victims, quickly withdrawing transferred funds through multiple bank accounts and ATMs to avoid detection. Authorities have traced transactions totaling approximately ₹45 lakh in Umar’s bank account, connected to cases mainly from southern states.
The probe involved cyber units from Telangana and Tamil Nadu, who coordinated with Meerut police to apprehend Umar from his hostel. During searches, police recovered electronic devices, ATM cards, bank passbooks, a SIM card, a passport, a cheque book, and mobile phones, all sent for forensic examination to trace the wider network.
Investigators noted that one associate attempted to des+roy banking documents, but some financial records were recovered for scrutiny. Transaction details are also being traced to follow international money flows.
During questioning, Umar admitted that some funds in his account were deposited by Yusuf and subsequently withdrawn. Other names have emerged in the investigation, and warrants are being sought, including potential international cooperation.
Umar has since been released on notice, with his passport confiscated and confinement to the university hostel.
Health
Nigerian dietitian banned from practicing in the UK after lying about her experience for NHS job
A UK health tribunal has removed Ifenyinwa Chizube Ndulue-Nonso from the professional register after finding she falsely presented herself as an experienced dietitian to secure a job with the NHS.
The Health and Care Professions Tribunal Service (HCPTS) heard on March 2 that Ndulue-Nonso misrepresented her qualifications and displayed serious gaps in basic medical knowledge shortly after starting at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust in February 2024.
The tribunal found she made fundamental errors, including claiming urine is stored in the gallbladder, stating radiotherapy treats heart failure, misidentifying the large intestine as following the stomach, and failing to calculate a patient’s BMI. Her supervisor described the gaps as extremely alarming, noting they involved basic anatomy and essential professional knowledge. Concerns were formally raised within three days.
Ndulue-Nonso admitted she had never administered feeding through an intravenous catheter or used nutritional supplement drinks, and was reportedly seen searching online for basic medical terms while on duty. Investigations showed 20 of the 28 competencies she claimed were unsupported. She said she had learned correct responses from previous NHS interviews.
Although she denied deliberate deception, claiming her application reflected her Nigerian experience, the panel ruled her conduct was planned and persistent, posing a serious risk to patients.
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) has therefore removed her from the UK register of dietitians, barring her from practising in the country.
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