The Lagos State government has indicated its readiness to take over the medical treatment of ailing former Super Eagle player, Henry Nwosu, MON.
Chief Segun Odegbami (aka Mathematical), stated this in a message he dropped on his WhatsApp number, late Monday night, to give an update on the status of health of Henry Nwosu.
According to the ace right-winger, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, has given an immediate directive that the doors to the state’s best medical facilities be thrown open to Henry Nwosu.
Giving an update on the status of health of Nwosu, Odegbami wrote: “24 hours after yesterday’s (Sunday) alarm on Henry Nwosu’s health status, the earth has moved.
“There is some hopeful news to report. I believe it is right and proper to give an update. His health status remains the same -going southwards.
“Positive reactions have, however, been pouring in. Many concerned Nigerians are offering to lend support in any and every way possible.
“That now appears to create a problem- the nature and coordination of the support Henry Nwosu needs and can get, and how to offer it outside of any direct financial contribution to anybody.
“The Delta State government has fulfilled its pledge by taking full financial responsibility for all of Henry’s care in Asaba.
“With his deteriorating situation, however, everyone in the loop of the conversations since yesterday has agreed that Henry needs to be moved immediately to a higher level of medical facilities and care.
“The governor of Lagos State, on being informed about it, directed immediately that the doors to Lagos State’s best medical facilities be thrown open to Henry.
“The Delta State government have been informed about this new plan and they are happy to cooperate and make it happen ASAP.
“The pledge by the Imo State government still sustains and all they need is information on developments.
“One of the big telecommunication companies in Lagos has made contact and wants to know what help is needed. They will be kept informed, just as the Femi Otedola Foundation will need a clearer picture of what is to be done.
“Members of Henry Nwosu’s family, his sisters that have been passing through this hell with him since February to date, are happy to have some guidance and a better coordination of the specifics of what should be done.
“They have immediately done the essential correspondences, seeking approvals and proper documentation.
“Members of the St. Finbarr’s College Old Students Association all over the world are a driving force behind these new developments and are involved at every level of the coordination, with the leadership of PFAN in close tow.
“The modalities to effect the transfer of Henry from Asaba to Lagos is in motion and, hopefully, will be concluded tomorrow.
“God willing, everything working to plan, Henry should be in Lagos on Wednesday with his full medical report preceding his arrival at a Lagos State specialist facility.”
Chief Odegbami took time out to thank all those that have kept him busy all day trying to put some order and organisation in arrangements.
“They will all be adequately and duly credited at the right time for their invaluable help,” the former third best football player on Africa said.
“For now, the task that must be done, with the support of all, is Henry’s transfer into the care of the Lagos State government where the best facilities to deal with his immediate situation are available, and facilities to move him abroad, if the need arises, can be more easily found.
“Henry Nwosu, MON, must not die!,” Chief Segun Odegbami added.
