An unfortunate incident happened to a nurse, Mrs. Ibuwari George, a certified HIV patient Counsellor at the Rivers State School of Health, Port Harcourt, on Friday, October 21, 2011. One of her patient, a man in his forties, bathed her with acid right inside her office.
The HIV patient had scheduled an appointment with her that day for...
further counselling on the effects of the drugs he was taking, and not suspecting any ulterior motive, Mrs. George agreed to the session. A few minutes into the meeting, the dying HIV patient, without provocation, poured a whole tin of acid on the unsuspecting nurse.
Prior to this unholy visit, the patient was said to have been calling and complaining of same feeling to which the innocent nurse had counseled him to keep faith with the prescribed drugs. He had earlier been certified sick with very low blood count after a test was conducted on him which prompted his being placed on drugs.
And since he was placed on blood boosting drugs, he was always calling and keeping his counselor posted on the developments but on this particular call, this wicked man, rather than make do with the nurse’s advice and encouragement, went wild, discharging a whole tin of acid on the unsuspecting nurse who is still hospitalized and writhing in pains.
In the midst of the commotion that aroused as a result of his callous act, staff and other visitors attracted to the scene descended on the blood thirsty HIV patient and would have lynched him to death but for the quick intervention of rescuers. He has however been arrested.... Largely affected were Mrs. George's chest and the lower parts of her breasts.
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