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Some aggrieved e-hailing drivers have accused medical practitioners at a medical facility of negligence resulting in the death of their colleague, Kelvin Edonoge, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

The drivers, while staging a demonstration in front of the hospital along the Ken Saro-Wiwa Road, Port Harcourt, sang solidarity songs and demanded justice for Kelvin.

PUNCH Metro gathered that the deceased visited the medical facility on Monday to undergo surgery to remove a lump in his neck.

Shortly after the surgery, the 32-year-old was said to have developed complications that made him to start bleeding internally.