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Organ Harvesting: Noah Kekere, an imposter – NMA Plateau Chapter reveals

Organ Harvesting: Noah Kekere, an imposter – NMA Plateau Chapter reveals

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Plateau Chapter has released a statement regarding the recent allegations of organ harvesting in Jos.

In a press release issued today, NMA officials addressed concerns surrounding the case of Mr. Noah Kekere, who has been under investigation in connection with the alleged illegal organ trade.

The association revealed that Mr. Noah Kekere, who is at the center of this investigation, is not a licensed medical doctor.

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Extensive inquiries conducted by the NMA have exposed him as an imposter pretending to be a healthcare professional.

According to the NMA, additional information will be disclosed as soon as the investigative processes, initiated by both the NMA and the Nigerian Police, reach their conclusions.

Dr. Bapiga’an William Audu, Chairman of the NMA Plateau chapter, delivered the message, reassuring the public and NMA members that the association is taking the matter seriously.

Dr. Istifanus Bintum Bako, the Public Relations Officer, emphasized that the NMA is actively cooperating with law enforcement agencies to uncover the truth behind these allegations.

The NMA Plateau chapter is urging citizens to remain calm as they continue to monitor and assist in the ongoing investigation.

This development comes as a relief to many, as concerns over the alleged organ harvesting have stirred anxiety within the community.

The association remains committed to maintaining the highest medical standards and ensuring the safety and well-being of the public.

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