orthohub stories: David Sellu - the surgeon wrongly jailed for the death of a patient

[@mansourabdulshafea8647]

What a great interview! I enjoyed every second of this interview and it def something medical professionals from BAME background need to watch.

[@Topspin1]

Excellent and well conducted interview. I loved how you let Mr Sellu tell his story without interruptions but with very insightful questions. Truly shocking experience indeed. Yet he has come through it with dignity and grace. Surely there must be a way to get compensation after such a blatant miscarriage of justice.

Presumed guilty since the very beginning of the case...the highest respect for this man...👍👍🇸🇻..and the question is who are going to pay for the inmense damage inflicted to him??? At all levels...

[@camlam5269]

This man is amazingly intelligent and resilient. Imagine making your own way from being illiterate in a 3rd world country to saving lives as a surgeon for decades and having this done to you. 😮

[@orthohubxyz]

He really is!

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

"Being illiterate in a 3rd world". Yeah, we don't have schools here in the "3rd world"🙄. How ignorant! He clearly mentioned that his parents were uneducated and didn't want to educate him but he actually started his education in his country when he interacted with educated children. He did his O level and A level in his country and only traveled for his higher education.

[@camlam5269]

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 I am aware there are schools in the " third world." I heard him say he attended school in his country of origin. He said he wasn't able to attend school as early as the other children and asked them to help him learn to read. Maybe it wasn't the best word choice, but that was what I meant. When he was growing up, countries were considered "first, second, and third world" due to the Cold War.