An eight-year-old young lady presently lies fundamentally sick in emergency clinic in the Adamawa State capital, Yola, after her dad cut into her throat with a kitchen blade.
The dad who is accepted to endure a mental issue after quite a while of medication misuse said after being asked by neighbors for what reason he betrayed his little girl, that he just craved doing it.
The story broke Wednesday evening when one of the general population at the Yola town neighborhood where the episode occurred, grumbled on her Facebook page that they took the young lady to the clinic and they were experiencing issues in getting a specialist to take care of her.
Our reporter who was one of the newsmen who activated to the Federal Medical Center (FMC), Yola, be that as it may, found that the young lady had just been balanced out and conceded at the crisis unit of the emergency clinic.
On association with neighbors, our journalist accumulated that the dad procured some riches from dairy cattle exchanging and even went for the Muslim journey a year ago, yet that he began ingesting medications sooner or later, because of which his psychological parity and business fortunes declined quickly.
"His significant other turned out to be truly stressed when the man started to compromise that he would butcher individuals from the family individually," one of the neighbors, Maryam Umar, stated, including that the man's better half, Fadimatu, reacted by removing all the kitchen blades.
She couldn't state where the man, Seidu Dan Iya, got the blade with which he cut the throat of his girl who currently lies among life and demise.
The specialist who took care of little Zarau Seidu, Elkannah Patrick, said the young lady has a 50-50 possibility of survival.
The ENT specialist told newsmen that he had tidied up the site of the cut and would now source the correct instrument for a progressively extensive medical procedure, and emphasized that the young lady had a large portion of an opportunity to live.
"We can't decide yet on the off chance that there is contamination. We trust there is none since contamination will genuinely risk her odds of survival," he said.
The Head of Clinical Services of the FMC, Yola, Dr Yerima Suleiman Yusuf, said the emergency clinic would treat little Zarau for nothing out of pocket.
He stated, "We have a Paupers' Fund from which we will treat this patient since we understand that the mother isn't prepared and the dad is a mental case."
The man is as of now with the police, giving the Adamawa State Police Command the second mental case in under about fourteen days following the case in Mubi a week ago of a man who killed his better half and announced that he thought he was battling an outsider.
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