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‎Trust Betrayed: Nigerian Jailed For Kissing Patient In UK

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‎A Nigerian, Adewale Kudabo, has been sentenced to a year imprisonment for kissing a patient in the United Kingdom.
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‎According to a social media handler, Kudabo, a York hospital worker in the UK, was jailed by a court on June 10, 2025, after he pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault on the first day of his trial in April.
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‎The presiding judge, Alex Menary, said Kudabo “abused the trust” placed in him as a medical professional.
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‎Menary said the victim placed her trust in Kudabo and told him: “You abused that trust”
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‎The judge, however, sentenced the Nigerian to a year in prison, saying Kudabo must serve half of the sentence before he is eligible for release.
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‎The court heard that the offences had led to the victim suffering with anxiety and experiencing flashbacks to what happened at the hospital with Kudabo.
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‎The York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs York Hospital, said it offers its “sincere apologies”to the victim.
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‎The foundation said Kudabo had left his job at the hospital soon after the offences.
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‎The prosecutor, Henry Fernnandez, said Kudabo was allocated to bathe the patient who was in a lot of pain.
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‎When finished bathing the patient, Kudabo reportedly kissed her on the lips.
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‎The victim, despite being in considerable pain, was said to have moved away slightly but could not avoid the kiss.
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‎Fernnandez said the patient was “left in a state of confusion and felt uncomfortable” by the incident.
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‎Days after the incident, Fernnandez added that Kudabo asked the victim if she wanted another “bed bath” and again tried to kiss her.
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‎Kudabo’s lawyer, Jerry Sodipe, said he has no previous convictions, and had shown remorse for his actions.
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‎Kudabo moved to the UK from Nigeria with his family for work but had now lost his job.
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‎Source: Goalgetter
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