Lagos Govt To Investigate Hospital For Filming Rico’s Last Moments

Lagos State Government has said that it will investigate the medical staff at the hospital where former BBN star popularly known as Rico Swavey was treated before his death.

Eko Hot Blog reports that the nurses were attempting to lift him onto a bed when one of them pulled out a phone and began recording him.

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Another nurse was overheard warning her colleague not to do so.

“You people should stop making the video; somebody is dying, you people are making video,” the nurse said.

Gbenga Omotoso, the state’s commissioner for information and strategy, informed the public of this and said that the government had launched an investigation.

Regarding the investigation, Omotoso said, “That hospital is not a government hospital; we have started an investigation into the unprofessional conduct of those who appeared in that video.”

The public has expressed their disapproval of the popular video even calling for the nurses’ license to be revoked.

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According to reports, the reality TV personality was hurt in a car accident that happened in the Lekki/Ajah neighbourhood of Lagos.

Tobi Bakre and other BBN stars took to their social media platforms to solicit financial aid for Rico.

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