Jet mishap: Injured 15yr-old girl to get comprehensive treatment

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Stories by Stanley Onyekwere

Fifteen years old Elizabeth Elijah, who was hit Friday by the crashed military jet will now receive comprehensive medical treatment, following a directive of the FCT Minister, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello.
In particular, Bello directed the acting secretary for FCT Health and Human Services Secretariat (HHSS), Dr. Aminu Mai, who swiftly moved the victim to Maitama General Hospital, where she is being treated by a team of medical experts, to restore her to full health.
It was gathered that Miss Elizabeth Elijah who sustained serious injuries on one of her legs, while working on the farm when the incident occurred.
She was rushed to Primary Health Care Centre Jikoko, and after stitches, she was discharged, largely because of the hitherto industrial action by Labour
According to her mother, Mrs victoria Elijah her father is a poor farmer who can not afford the long list of drugs prescribe for her.
Recall that Friday’s crash of the military aircrafts claimed the life of one pilot, who has since been buried.

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