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Sct. Lamee is gone

Late Sct. Lami Tomtsu
 
It was a dark cloud today as Sct. Lami Tomtsu passed on to the life beyond in an ill-fated autocrash along Jos-Bauchi road while returning from the  Young Medical Laboratory Scientists conference that was concluded yesterday 5th August, 2017 in Abuja. 
The unfortunate death of this dedicated Medical Scientist has traumatised Medical Laboratory Scientists nationwide and indeed the healthcare sector.
While at the YMLSF National summit, she participated actively and was invited to present to one of the Awardees, Dr (Sct.) Biodun Ogunniyi on behalf of the YMLSF. One of the participants, Sct. Obinna Eze has this to say on her role in the event yesterday
 "She passed the microphone round yesterday for us all to air our views during the bye-law analysis. She gave me the microphone severally. She was so ready to serve. Sad to say Rip.''
Several calls from different quarters have called on the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria (AMLSN) both National and Gombe State Branch to immortalize her.
Until the unfortunate incidence,  Sct. Lami Tomtsu N. was a  practising Medical Laboratory Scientist in good standing in Gombe State.

Sct. Lami Tomtsu Presenting an award at the YMLSF Summit  
 
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  1. Unknown6 August 2017 at 13:40

    Rest in peace Ma

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  2. Unknown6 August 2017 at 13:42

    So sad

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  3. Unknown6 August 2017 at 13:45

    A sad one

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  4. Vee6 August 2017 at 13:46

    Rest a bit dear but can you just wake up.

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  5. Unknown6 August 2017 at 13:51

    What a world, so sad to say goodbye to such a dedicated senior colleague.Ur impact in our noble profession wl b remembered forever. We the AMLSN family loves you but God loves you more.
    RIP dear colleague






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  6. DANIEL JOHNSON6 August 2017 at 14:21

    *Today's message*
    Text: psalm 34:1-3, 1Thes. 5:18
    Topic: Thanking God in good and bad times
    Speaker: Rev(Dr) Patrick Offiong.

    Insight:
    1. Bad time and good time depend on our arrangement and perspective of time.
    2. God has good thought for us. And since thought cannot be seen, we think that God has nothing to offer.
    3. When all things work together for good, it means that the simple arithmetic of God is a complex relativity to man.
    4. If u are not thanking God because of what you are going through, it means that you are working against the will of God.
    5. God is still able, strong and faithful. If u thank him for who he is, he will show you what he can do.
    6. Better days are coming because Jesus is alive
    7. Do not allow today's cloud ☁ to overshadow tomorrow's sunshine ☀
    8. We should cultivate the culture of telling God "thank you".
    9. Weep not for the Lion of the tribe of Judah has prevailed. Let this boost your morale at all times.
    10. No devil will stop your testimony.

    *I never knew why I had to record this message today during service*
    Lord let your word console me and AMLSN in this moment of grief.

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  7. Unknown7 August 2017 at 02:03

    So sad, RIP

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