FEEDBACK Sad story of the Nigerian family paralyzed in Belgium
Dear Editor, This story is probably one of the sadness I have read in your magazine in recent times. A woman paralyzed after childbirth on behalf of her sister-in-law whom the story also claim she would not be able to be pregnant again. What I still do not understand is that all of these took place in a Belgian hospital with all their specialists. My question is now why does the Nigerian Embassy in Belgium not assisting this family in getting them the right compensation and medical care they deserve. I can’t imagine this happening to a Belgian citizen or any other European citizen living in Belgium. And all of this is at the cost of the patient, I recommend that they seek foreign legal assistance and take this matter to the European Union Kindly keep us your readers updated on their situation. Thank you. By Princess Omoyele Lagos, Nigeria.
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