Dr. Wolfgang – The Llama Doctor

Historical Archives

The story of Dr. Wolfgang, widely remembered as "The Llama Doctor," forms an important part of the documented historical record associated with the Akassa region. This archive preserves official historical documents dating from 1972 and 1991, including community meeting minutes, compensation records, signed receipts and police correspondence.

Historical Background

Property Records

Historical records indicate that property associated with Dr. Wolfgang in Tikpaama included thatched houses, farming areas, fishing equipment and other assets documented during community proceedings.

Community Meetings

Community representatives met officially to discuss compensation following reported damage, resulting in documented agreements preserved within the archives.

Official Settlement

Meeting minutes and receipts record an agreed compensation settlement acknowledging property damage and transportation expenses.

1972 Settlement

Property Damage

₦230.00 compensation recorded for damaged property.

Fuel Expenses

₦700.00 recorded for transportation and fuel expenses.

Total Settlement

Official receipt acknowledged payment totaling ₦930.00 dated 21 August 1972.

Historical Timeline

1972

Property damage reported involving Dr. Wolfgang within Tikpaama.

18 August 1972

Community representatives held official discussions concerning compensation.

21 August 1972

Receipt issued acknowledging payment of ₦930.00.

17 November 1983

Related civil proceedings referenced in later historical documentation.

18 April 1991

Nigeria Police Area Command prepared a report regarding the Akassa–Koluama boundary dispute, referencing the earlier 1972 settlement as historical background.

Historical Document Archive

Meeting Minutes

Signed Receipts

Police Correspondence

Historical Records

Archival Documents

Our Commitment

At Dr. Hella Wolfgang Pharmaceutical Stores, we honour the historical legacy associated with Dr. Wolfgang by preserving authentic archival materials while continuing our commitment to healthcare, professional service, education, and community development. These historical documents are presented for educational and archival purposes, contributing to a broader understanding of the history of the Akassa region.