
Dennis Olusegun George
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Dennis Olusegun George, 69, passed in Ikoyi, Lagos on Tuesday May 19, 2020. After complications from a valiant battle. Born August 03, 1950 in Lagos, he settled in Lagos where he practiced medicine at his hospital. An active member of multiple academic and medical societies, he was committed to a life of servitude helping others. He is survived by his wife, five children and 7 grandchildren, siblings and an aged mother.
Condoleances
OLUWASEUN
Ah, such a great loss. I cried when my mom told me. He was our family doctor for years.. My. Mom, Dad and grandma knew him from way back and my mom went on to have my siblings in Jaiiyeola hospital. I grew up and even referred friends to his clinic.. I have never met a doctor with his type of bedsde manner.. Such a jovial and nice man.All I will say his, heaven gained an angel..May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Green Peter
Dr George was my godfather and family doctor. He's very kind and jovial.He's one of those doctors who cared first before monetary. He's angel that dwelt on earth and I'll forever miss him.
Mohammed Bashir Musa
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. He was such a very nice and experienced professional.
Habiba Garba
Dr George, always ready to listen and explain to the lowest level of understanding. Always treats people personally irrespective of tribe or religion.. You will surely be missed a lot.. Lord knows I do. May you rest in perfect peace.. Amin.
Yetunde Fatai
Dr George was a father to all, always ready to listen and give advice, never in a hurry to attend to his patients, he has treated me for almost 8yrs now and even if i go to other hospitals i still come back to him, even when i had to do my surgery and was diagnosed in another hospital i chose to have it done by him, he will be truly missed for his service to humanity and his love for people. we take solace in that we know he is in a good place now where he is no longer in pains. Sleep well Dr George
OLUYEMISI PETERS
Ah, Dr. George, I met him only once when I went with my daughter inlaw to his hospital for my baby grandson 's immunization. So friendly, very welcoming, helpful and hardworking. He will be sorely missed by thousands of his patients who thronged his hospital for fairly priced medical treatment and professional care. Sleep on Dr. George in the bosom of God almighty. May the good Lord rest his generous and caring soul and console his family, friends and staff he left behind amen.
Paula Sargeant
Although I did not have the pleasure of meeting Dr George, I have been so deeply moved and encouraged by the Gospel witness of his beautiful and courageous wife, Jumoke, in response to his illness and death. Praise God that Dr George now knows the fullness of Christ's healing and may Jumoke and the family know His perfect peace.
Yomi Fatunmbi
Hmm...my journey with u began in Feb 1993 when I was employed,it was one of d best decisions in my life.Your passing is so devastating,it pierced &crushed me to say d least.Ur calling to b a Doctor was to help d needy&u excelled in wot u know how to do best.When I had a fracture,coincidentally u came to c my Dad& met d situation.U carried me downstairs(not knowing u were ill yourself)&I was home for 7months after dat accident.Dr George,u paid me full salary for all d 7months&still insisted I should go on leave with leave allowance paid.On your visits to GrandMa in ibadan,you check on me@d school of Midwifery UCH&if all was well with me.Haaaaa,U are indeed a rare breed.I bless God for ur Christian Life Sir...May u find ur rest in God's perfect peace in Jesus name Amen&Amen
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