The doctor of former Liberian President Moses Blah says he is still afraid for his life admist threats issued out to him by some individuals, who have warned that he stops providing medical services to the former president.

Dr. Felix Ikuomola told this paper over the weekend that he feels insecure as a result of the threats and that his movement has been restricted nowadays.

He said as a medical personnel, he is not used to the presence of too much security around him; stressing that because of the latest threat, he just can not go to certain places.

Dr. Ikuomola, who is the medical director of the Afromed Clinic on the Old Road, said although since he received the last text message threatening his life, he is yet to receive a latest one, but to protect himself from the would be assailants, security around him has been beefed up just in case of any eventuality.

"But I am not use to this and I am feeling insecure because I am not use to too much security around me," he said.

Asked what former President Blah has said about the threat on his life, he said the former head of state is concerned and has asked him to be very security conscious as he himself (President Blah) has received similar threats and has taken appropriate security measures to handle the issue.

On the issue as to whether he thinks, the former president's health condition requires that he leaves the country to seek treatment abroad, Dr. Ikuomola said Mr. Blah, being very concerned about his health, has been coming over to him for regular check up for preventive purposes; something which he said most Liberians do not like to do.

Dr. Ikuomola, who claimed to be the personal doctor of the former president for the last several years, said Mr. Blah's situation is not grave that warrants foreign medical attention and added that even if this was the case, he would be the one to prepare the medical report.

Asked whether, the former president has informed him about plans to travel to the Hague, he said at no time has Mr. Blah said anything about traveling to the Hague.

He vowed to continue treating Mr. Blah in spite of the threats and wondered why people would choose to attack some one like him, who is just rendering medical services.