Gov. Sanwo-Olu has paid an unscheduled visit to boy whose intestine was reportedly remov£d during treatment at a Lagos hospital.
He said after listening to Debola’s mum and the medical officers in charge of his care, he gave him his word that he would not only take over his medical care and expenses, he would also ensure that everything is done to get him better, and back at home with his loved ones.
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