Kate Henshaw, the Nigerian actress, has recounted how a Lagos clinic allegedly refused to treat her cleaner who was stabbed on her way to work.
In a flurry of tweets on Wednesday, the movie star said the staff was attacked in the early hours of the day along Idowu Martins street in the Victoria Island axis of the state.
According to her, the cleaner managed to reach a nearby clinic. The fitness enthusiast said on getting to the health facility, the officials allegedly sent her back on the ground that they do not treat knife-related wounds.
Henshaw said the cleaner was eventually taken to another hospital where she was attended to.
The actress, however, did not disclose the name of the health facility that allegedly refused her staff treatment.
The 50-year-old movie star also used the medium to lament the insecurity in the country, adding that “no one is safe”.
“My cleaner was stabbed this morning at 6am on her way to work on Idowu Martins next to Mega Plaza…She managed to get to a clinic nearby and was sent away that they do not treat knife wounds!! She is now receiving treatment at another hospital. No one is safe!! No one!” she wrote.
My cleaner was stabbed this morning at 6am on her way to work on Idowu Martins next to Mega Plaza..
She managed to get to a clinic nearby and was sent away that they do not treat knife wounds!!
She is now receiving treatment at another hospital.
No one is safe!! No one😡— Kate Henshaw (@HenshawKate) May 18, 2022
In a follow-up post, the actress said the lady told her that the people who attacked her were on a motorcycle.
Yes o sis…. that's about the same time we met up for our exercise this morning
Only to get home & I didn't see her at work..
I asked and my sister called me to say she was stabbed..
I am so so angry n shaken…. https://t.co/5eGCqn4vbr— Kate Henshaw (@HenshawKate) May 18, 2022
Henshaw said her staff is currently recuperating from the attack. She also vowed to get to the root of the matter.
The actress’ tweets come a few days after Chidi Mokeme, her colleague in Nollywood, and Soso Soberekon, the music executive, had recounted how they were attacked by traffic robbers.
