I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer and chose Robotic Surgery here in Kelina Hospital, Lagos – Mr Austin shares his story

Author: akintayo eribakePublished on: July 15, 2026Country: Nigeria

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I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer and chose Robotic Surgery here in Kelina Hospital, Lagos – Mr Austin shares his story

Mr. Austin Kolawole was diagnosed with prostate cancer and chose robotic surgery at Kelina Hospital in Lagos. He states that the same treatment available abroad can be received in Nigeria, with even better care. His story highlights the progress of local medical services.

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