Saghir Mahmoud, during his lifetime, would stay back in the hospital to ensure things were uptight and perfected before leaving for home. What a loss
Doctors in Nigeria are sad about the death of their colleague Saghir Mahmoud on social media today, May 14.
Doctors say that Saghir got married in December 2023 and then got sick afterwards. He lost his battle with the illness on Tuesday, which was sad.
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See what a friend of the deceased has to say, @el_bonga wrote;
‘’Our friend @bigsaggy, a medical doctor, married in December 2023. However, in January 2024, he collapsed on duty and was hospitalised. He later went into a coma and was transferred to Lagos. All that while, he hardly knew his whereabouts. Today, he died after months in the ICU.
Dr. Sagir was a young man with intelligence and passion for his medical field. Very humble and friendly, he had a very bright future. Nonetheless, the creator knows best by taking him away from us this soon. You hardly see him angry among friends.
This life is very unpredictable. Death is always lurking around. Dr. Sagir married in December 2023 in what was supposed to be his proudest moment to settle to start a family. Quite sadly, that proudest moment of his life came with a different challenging chapter.
A young man in his early thirties is gone. If he’d been told a day earlier that he would collapse while on duty as a doctor, he would doubt the possibility of that happening. This isn’t the first case of people collapsing at work, and it’s unfortunate for such a young, promising man.
In a 2013 tweet, Dr. Sagir once tweeted about the ineluctability of death coming to people when they least expect it. 11 years later, death came to him when he least expected it. This man is full of dreams and career aspirations in the medical field.
May Allah have mercy on Dr. Sagir Haruna Mamuda. May He forgive him all his sins. May he give his family and us, his friends, the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.”
His colleagues have used social media to express their condolences for Sagir, who, according to one of them, would go above and beyond to see every patient before closing his facility.
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