ON THE LATE EX-BBNAIJA STAR; RICO SWAVEY

 


Recall I reported earlier posting a video concerning the behaviour of hospital staff at the EX-BBNAIJA HOUSEMATE was admitted upon being involved in the motor accident.

 This is what the management of the hospital had to say. Excerpt:

'He was recorded by his friend and the good samaritan that brought him to hospital' - Doren hospital debunks claims its nurses filmed the reality TV star after he was rushed to their hospital


The management of Doren hospital has released a statement denying claims its nurses were negligent in handling Rico Swavey after he was brought into their facility shortly after he was involved in a ghastly motor accident.


In the statement released, the hospital claimed Rico was brought in deeply unconscious  and was smelling of alcohol. The hospital also stated that it was the good samaritan who brought him to their hospital and a female friend who was called after his phone was searched that filmed him while he was on the chair. The hospital said none of its nurses filmed him or even laughed.


Rico sadly died from injures sustained from the accident on Thursday, October 13. He was 29 years old.


May his soul rest in peace, Amen.


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