Mr Ayuk said, “We are, however, happy to report that he is doing well.”
Mr Ayuk said victims with minor burn injuries would be transferred to the General Hospital, Calabar, to ease pressure on the teaching hospital.
Mr Osundara also highlighted the dire state of health infrastructure, noting widespread facility shortages and dilapidation.
The urologist said no evidence that constant sexual activities and having multiple girlfriends could prevent prostate cancer.
Her abduction prompted the NMA to embark on an industrial action that lasted for 40 days.
The NMA chairman in Cross River, Felix Archibong, said the kidnapped doctor worked with the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH).
The accident occurred when a Toyota Camry car lost control and rammed into crowd of onlookers during the carnival.
