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    Nigerian Health Workers Jailed in the UK for Abusing Patient

    Insight NewsBy Insight NewsDecember 17, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    In a distressing case that has sent shockwaves through the healthcare community, four Nigerian health workers have been sentenced to jail in Wolverhampton, U.K., for physically and emotionally abusing an 89-year-old patient with vascular dementia who could not speak.

    The elderly woman was residing in a Wolverhampton care home when her family, concerned about her well-being, secretly installed a camera. The shocking footage captured instances of ill-treatment and neglect, prompting legal action against the perpetrators.

    Ame Tunkara, Morounranti Adefila, Danny Ohen, and Bridget Aideyan, all of whom were found guilty, faced justice at Wolverhampton Crown Court. Tunkara, 33, and Adefila, 43, were sentenced to four months in prison for ill-treatment and wilful neglect on December 8. Meanwhile, Ohen, 39, and Aideyan, 49, received sentences of six months and four months, respectively, on November 14.

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    The family’s concern arose when they observed bruising on the elderly woman’s arm after a year in the care home. Additionally, she displayed signs of nervousness and fear of physical contact, prompting them to take the unprecedented step of installing a camera for her protection.

    Tragically, the elderly woman passed away in October, further highlighting the severity of the ill-treatment she endured during her final years.

    Detective Constable Kathryn Sargent expressed the gravity of the situation, stating, “This elderly woman sadly died in October and should not have spent any of her remaining years suffering such ill-treatment.”

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    The trial resulted in eight care assistants being charged, with four ultimately found not guilty. The verdict sends a powerful message about the importance of accountability within the healthcare system, emphasizing the need to ensure the safety and well-being of vulnerable patients.

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    The case has gained international attention, with journalist David Atherton reporting the developments on various media platforms. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance and advocacy for the protection of vulnerable individuals within care facilities.

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