Jig5aw:
As long as we have decided to be complacent with those who we have entrusted with our common wealth. You will continue to suffer for your inactions. Let's keep playing the tribal and religious games. Enjoy the next level. Fools

NwaAmaikpe:





I'm confused...you went as early as 8pm on a Monday morning?

It's apparent they weren't so keen to attend to you and that is wrong on all standards,
They are already stigmatizing you and it's not like you've even run the test.

But if your conduct there was just as incoherent as this your writeup, I won't blame them myself.

Just come and join me in Shiloh so that God can reupholster your dilapidating life.
The Lord who cured my madness can make you whole again.

Better still, send me the doctor's name so I can put it on my prayer request. I can assure you that before next week, my God will make him to be sacked for killing a patient.

pocohantas:


Please do you know the name of who you paid this money to and how much you paid?

jibikunle:
Kindly go to Twitter narrate this issue .Make sure u tag seyi makinde and see

Hueyreckless0007:
Had a similar experience on Tuesday, in a general hospital as well. I was down and decided to go for checkup. I got there by 7, thinking i’d see the doctor on time but “doctor(s)” didn’t show up till around 10am when a young guy came to attend to me. (A copper)

All the other doctors were nowhere to be found.

Forget, medical doctors are part of the problem of this country.

NwaAmaikpe:





I'm confused...you went as early as 8pm on a Monday morning?

It's apparent they weren't so keen to attend to you and that is wrong on all standards,
They are already stigmatizing you and it's not like you've even run the test.

But if your conduct there was just as incoherent as this your writeup, I won't blame them myself.

Just come and join me in Shiloh so that God can reupholster your dilapidating life.
The Lord who cured my madness can make you whole again.

Better still, send me the doctor's name so I can put it on my prayer request. I can assure you that before next week, my God will make him to be sacked for killing a patient.

texazzpete:


Did it ever occur to you that the doctors were ‘nowhere to be found’ because they were either in the theater carrying out a surgery, attending to other patients or sleeping off after working all night?

You people that should know what doctors are going through are the ones propagating these stories that demonize them. Shame

hisgrace090:



Selfish sadist manning our hospitals, too bad.

NwaAmaikpe:


You are truly crazy


I'm confused...you went as early as 8pm on a Monday morning?

It's apparent they weren't so keen to attend to you and that is wrong on all standards,
They are already stigmatizing you and it's not like you've even run the test.

But if your conduct there was just as incoherent as this your writeup, I won't blame them myself.

Just come and join me in Shiloh so that God can reupholster your dilapidating life.
The Lord who cured my madness can make you whole again.

Better still, send me the doctor's name so I can put it on my prayer request. I can assure you that before next week, my God will make him to be sacked for killing a patient.

cRobo:
Seems you forgot the part that you were asked to do your mandatory HIV test

Went to a general hospital and as a sharp guy I gave money to all the staff and I was attended to swiftly and the doctor was shocked saying "you again, are you not suppose to come tomorrow with the test result"

Seems that's a norm in general hospital now

famzynet:
Welcome to Buhari change you voted for.

akpumpy:
UCH,LUTH etc and the father of them all ‘LASUTH ICU”... are all Theaters of Death. The last time I visited someone at the ICU in LASUTH I met about 10 patients there. After 5-6 days of checking on the fellow, only 1 person was left at the emergency unit(where you pay N30k daily) ;everyone had died even the person that I went to visit. May the Lord rest her soul. What a Nation Nigeria.

cRobo:
Seems you forgot the part that you were asked to do your mandatory HIV test

Went to a general hospital and as a sharp guy I gave money to all the staff and I was attended to swiftly and the doctor was shocked saying "you again, are you not suppose to come tomorrow with the test result"

Seems that's a norm in general hospital now

oluwasegun007:
The entity is far gone...

Nothing is working...


Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child.

sunshineV:
Phone for sale. Check siggy

Conceptman:
a scene like this played out in front of me in one of the Lag general hospital, one woman had to form weakness and demanding an assistance to even walk, people waiting to see the Dr felt pity for her and were all ready to give out their space for the woman to see the Dr, I was shocked when I saw the woman outside the pharmacy walking with lots of energy and full of life, I was like see this old woman too o

quirus:


Sir Ogbologbo, alias Don Jazzy!!!. That's the spirit of getting anything done in a jiffy in the country, but alas, it is wrong.

shiwex:

Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child. \

Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i say any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patient die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

NwaAmaikpe:





I'm confused...you went as early as 8pm on a Monday morning?

It's apparent they weren't so keen to attend to you and that is wrong on all standards,
They are already stigmatizing you and it's not like you've even run the test.

But if your conduct there was just as incoherent as this your writeup, I won't blame them myself.

Just come and join me in Shiloh so that God can reupholster your dilapidating life.
The Lord who cured my madness can make you whole again.

Better still, send me the doctor's name so I can put it on my prayer request. I can assure you that before next week, my God will make him to be sacked for killing a patient.

shiwex:
\

Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i say any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patient die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

pocohantas:


Please do you know the name of who you paid this money to and how much you paid?