Crime
Court revokes suspected Jos organ harvester’s bail
The Magistrate’s court located at the Jos Metropolitan Development Board (JMDB) has revoked the bail earlier granted to a suspected organ harvester, Dr Noah Kekere last Tuesday.
Kekere, who operates a clinic in Jos metropolis called Murna and Maternity was arrested by the police for allegedly harvesting the kidney of one Mrs Kehinde Kamal in 2018 when she visited his hospital for an operation that had nothing to do with kidney.
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It was said that it took Mrs Kamal almost five year and an eventual visit to Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) after frequent visits to Kekere’s Clinic to realise that her organ had been harvested.
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