Shock and Outrage as Dentist Accused of Assaulting Sedated Patients — Viral Story Sparks Nationwide Fear and Calls for Medical Accountability

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Nigeria’s online space has erupted in shock and anger following a viral account alleging that a dentist sexually assaulted several female patients while they were unconscious during dental procedures.

According to the viral narration shared by a popular social commentator, a young woman—who chose to remain anonymous due to her social media popularity—discovered she was pregnant two months after a dental surgery, despite claiming to have been celibate for two years.

Her shocking discovery reportedly led to an investigation, which uncovered disturbing details: the dentist allegedly sexually violated sedated patients, while his dental assistant filmed the assaults. Authorities reportedly found multiple explicit videos of unconscious female patients on the doctor’s phone during the investigation.

The whistleblower stated that the assistant eventually confessed after being confronted with DNA evidence linking the doctor to the victim’s pregnancy. The confession allegedly revealed a pattern of abuse spanning several patients who had placed their full trust in the dentist’s care.

The story has since triggered a wave of outrage on social media, with thousands calling for stricter hospital oversight, gender-balanced surgical teams, and transparency in anesthesia protocols.

Medical and legal professionals have also weighed in, urging health facilities to implement safeguards to protect patients—such as requiring at least one female attendant to be present during procedures and allowing family members to witness pre- and post-operation briefings.

As investigations continue, the incident serves as a chilling reminder that medical trust must be matched with accountability. Nigerians across social platforms are now demanding that regulatory bodies tighten supervision to ensure that no patient is ever again harmed under anesthesia.