-     crying for International medical help from  Canada or America.-

         -     In his room Hassan awaits Aids  from Canada or America

        -     abandoned by his government for the past nine years.  He needs help as soon as possible.

       Hassan moves only his left hand but can talk and eat.  He is abandoned while the government is

       spending heavily on Politics. 

The Nations Newspaper on  February 22, 2015 Published a story  titled “An ex-policeman’s undying hope on a death bed”.  After reading the story, The   OASES NEWS  phoned  Hassan Fatai Olisagho  yesterday to find out from him  about his condition since the story is going viral  on Facebook.  Here is the link:  http://thenationonlineng.net/new/an-ex-policemans-undying-hope-on-a-death-bed/

According to Hassan, help is needed on time to avoid his sudden demise.

Mr. Hassan  Fatai Olisagho was born in Owo, Ondo State,  Nigeria  in 1969.  He enlisted into the Nigerian Police Force in 1991 and  was assigned to Ifon Division, Ose Local Government. Ondo State.  Nigeria.  He had an accident on   April 16, 2006 on a motorbike while on duty.  Treatments were/are ineffective due to the damage done to the two legs.  Since then he has been bedridden with his two legs already decayed and the two legs need to be amputated immediately  and he is ready to use a wheelchair for mobility.  He was Acting Sergent Major /Sergent when the accident happened.  He retired in January 2007 after sixteen years meritorious service in the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) – a year after the accident due to this disability.   

The Nigerian government is spending billions of Naira on election and no medical help is forthcoming.  He is appealing to The Foreign government /Foreign hospitals for assistance  as he has been abandoned by the government and he has no help from anyone.  His children are not living with him as they are scattered due to financial problems.  He was voluntarily retired  without benefit or entitlement/pension or allowance  since 2007. 

PLEASE HELP THIS MAN FROM THE FANG OF DEATH BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. 

Letters  will be forwarded to the Ondo State Government, Commissioner for Health,  Health Minister, Canadian Government, all  Hospitals in Canada and USA etc.  to seek for help.

Please contact Hassan  at 011234 – 08037687667, OR  Nations Newspaper, Lagos  (Nigeria).  Foreign: CANADA – Contact  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.   Tel. 4167218178

PLEASE PASS THIS AROUND.  ALL WE NEED IS HELP.