Médecine : un étudiant nigérian choqué de voir le corps d un ami en cours d anatomie
3 août 2021, 06:47 GMT
Crédit photo, Enya Egbe
Enya Egbe (photo) n a pas encore digéré la perte de son ami
Dans notre série de lettres d écrivains africains, la journaliste et romancière nigériane Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani parle de la réalité troublante qui se cache derrière certains des corps non réclamés envoyés aux écoles de médecine du pays.
Enya Egbe, étudiant en médecine, s est enfui de son cours d anatomie en pleurant après avoir été dérangé par le cadavre sur lequel on lui avait demandé de travailler.
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