FMC Abuja denies negligence claims over the death of singer Ifunanya Nwagene, insisting proper medical procedures were followed after her snake bite.
The Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Abuja, has firmly denied allegations of medical negligence following the death of upcoming singer, Ifunanya Nwagene, who reportedly passed away after being treated for a snake bite at the hospital.
In an official response to reports circulating on social media and other platforms, the management of FMC Abuja clarified that all necessary medical procedures were promptly and professionally carried out when the patient was brought in. The hospital stated that its medical team followed established clinical protocols in managing snake bite emergencies and provided appropriate care based on the patient’s condition at the time of admission.
According to the statement, FMC Abuja emphasized its commitment to patient safety and quality healthcare delivery, noting that no act of negligence occurred during the treatment process. The hospital further urged the public to refrain from spreading unverified information capable of misleading the public and causing unnecessary panic.
The management also expressed sympathy to the family, friends, and fans of the late singer, describing the incident as deeply unfortunate. FMC Abuja reiterated its openness to any lawful investigation and assured the public of its continued dedication to transparency and medical professionalism.
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The denial comes amid growing online reactions following reports linking the singer’s death to alleged lapses in medical attention. Hospital authorities, however, maintain that the claims are inaccurate and do not reflect the true events surrounding the case.