- Ese emphasized that Vwaere was more than just a symbol of governmental failure; she was a beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, girlfriend, friend, and niece
- Vwaere was dedicated to helping others as a diligent healthcare worker
- The family wants her to be remembered for her beauty, hard work, love, selflessness, care, and intelligence
Dr. Vwaere Diaso, who tragically lost her life in an elevator accident at Lagos General Hospital on August 1st, has been laid to rest.
Her sister, known as Ese, shared this solemn news through a series of posts on her twitter account on Tuesday.
She wrote, “Today my sister was buried. The pain my family and I are going through is indescribable. To so many people, Vwaere is just another sad story of how the Nigerian government has and continues to fail its people but she’s more than that. She was a daughter, granddaughter,sister, girlfriend , friend, niece, our dockie who worked tirelessly helping people.
“We want her to be remembered as the beautiful, hardworking, loving, selfless, caring and intelligent woman she was. Vwaere even though you are no longer physically here with us, you will live on in our hearts. Thank you for all the amazing memories. We will cherish them forever.
“We would like to thank and appreciate every single person that attended her funeral today. Thank you for all the support and well wishes in this difficult time. Vwaere is resting now.”
https://twitter.com/its_diaso/status/1688886954782314496?t=ewhEhoUjb8rkQoc9dWNkiA&s=19
The elevator, which had been reportedly faulty for some time, crashed from the 10th floor to the ground floor, leading to the fatal accident.
Her colleagues and friends, shocked by the loss, revealed that Dr. Diaso had completed her medical degree at Babcock University. She was rushed to the emergency ward after the accident, but despite the medical team’s efforts, she tragically passed away.
Heartbroken friends and colleagues have alleged that the hospital management had neglected to repair the faulty elevator despite being aware of the issue, and they believe this negligence ultimately cost Dr. Vwaere Diaso her life.