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Confusion as Katsina United player declared d3ad found alive in mortuary

Confusion has trailed the condition of the Katsina United defender, Ozor Chinedu, who collapsed during a pre-season friend

26August 12, 20261 min read
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Confusion as Katsina United player declared d3ad found alive in mortuary
Confusion has trailed the condition of the Katsina United defender, Ozor Chinedu, who collapsed during a pre-season friendly against Niger Tornadoes at the Muhammadu Dikko Stadium in Katsina State.  The 18-year-old, recently signed from Kano Pillars, slumped on the pitch in the Gusau/Ahlan Pre-season Cup and was rushed to K-Dara Specialist Hospital, where doctors reportedly pronounced him d3ad on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.  The Katsina United subsequently issued a condolence statement, while clubs including Heartland and Kano Pillars mourned the player on social media.However, in a dramatic twist, mortuary staff at Katsina General Hospital later observed movement in his body.   He was immediately transferred to the Intensive Care Unit and placed on oxygen. Media officer of Katsina United, Nasir Gide, confirmed the development, saying the player had been declared d3ad twice before signs of life were noticed. Heartland FC, one of Chinedus former clubs, also confirmed the incident, urging fans to pray for his recovery. As of Wednesday morning, Chinedu remains in critical condition at Katsina General Hospital, while the football community awaits for a medical report. The post Confusion as Katsina United player declared d3ad found alive in mortuary appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

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