The writer worked under the late doctor.
I was shocked to know about the demise of Dr. Obe and will not be able to forgive myself for not getting in touch with his family earlier. It is like I have lost an elder brother. I had started my career as a medical practitioner at Salem Hospital, Otukpo under the guidance of Dr. Obe. He had been my guide, mentor and an elder brother.
The writer, Betty Abba (in her article “Dr. Obe Exits: Tribute to a Humanitarian Doctor”) has rightly mentioned that he was a man who extended his help to the poor and needy in terms of money, and in terms of imparting medical help. It was this charitable mentality that gave Salem Hospital its recognition as a good District Hospital.
I and my family extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, especially his wives and children, on his sad demise. We would always be thankful to him and his family for all the love and support extended to us while we were at Otukpo.
It would be great if you could provide us with the contact details of any of his kin to extend our condolences directly to his family.
Thank you,
Dr. A. K. Mathew, India
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