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Chinedu Ozor shows signs of movement but remains on oxygen after medical emergency
Katsina United defender Chinedu Ozor has reportedly shown signs of movement after initially being feared dead following a medical emergency during his side’s match against Niger Tornadoes on Monday.
Sources from Ozor’s former club, Heartland FC, said the defender had been moved from the mortuary back to hospital after showing signs of movement. He is now reportedly receiving oxygen while medical personnel work to revive and stabilise him.
The development has offered renewed hope for Ozor’s condition, although his medical status is still understood to be critical. Further information is expected from Katsina United or the medical team treating him.
Ozor reportedly collapsed earlier on Monday while Katsina United were involved in their match against Niger Tornadoes. The circumstances surrounding the emergency have not been made clear, and no further medical details have been provided.
News of the defender’s reported movement came after he was initially feared to have died, prompting concern among supporters, teammates and members of the wider football community.
Reliable sources linked to Heartland FC, where Ozor previously played, said he was taken from the mortuary back to the hospital after signs of movement were observed. The reports have not been accompanied by a formal statement from Katsina United, the hospital or the medical personnel involved.
Ozor remains on oxygen, according to the reports, as doctors and other medical staff continue efforts to revive and stabilise him. His condition remains critical, and the latest development should not be taken as confirmation that he is out of danger.
The lack of a full official medical update means uncertainty remains over the defender’s situation. Any further information from Katsina United or those responsible for his care is likely to clarify his condition.
The incident has generated widespread concern within Nigerian football, with members of the football community continuing to hope and pray for Ozor’s recovery.
