babajeje123:
This our own covid ehn..
Patients in other countries are struggling to breathe, while our own patients are protesting on the street with enough strength to shout.

Mrdecent:
All these protest in isolation centres is not good for the country image in fighting this pandemic.

But nobody cares.

Medical workers are on the run. Who wan die?

babajeje123:
This our own covid ehn..
Patients in other countries are struggling to breathe, while our own patients are protesting on the street with enough strength to shout.

babajeje123:
This our own covid ehn..
Patients in other countries are struggling to breathe, while our own patients are protesting on the street with enough strength to shout.

Mrdecent:
All these protest in isolation centres is not good for the country image in fighting this pandemic.

But nobody cares.

Medical workers are on the run. Who wan die?

apexc2567:
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Oasis007:




The Truth is, most homeless People in Naija seem claiming to be positive, simply to be isolated and enjoying free daily square meals.

Like you said, how would Patients, who ordinarily ought to be begging for Ventilators to survive, are protesting with healthy Energy?!

Jh0wsef:
Nigeria is in trouble already. We haven't seen anything yet.. We have already hit 3k "confirmed" cases. and those mallams in the north with little or no education now even have it, that is something we should worry about


Now patients with the virus are 'coming out' to protest. It's that bad


Once again, Nigeria is in trouble

stainchris:
Most of the times that I went to the hospital back then in the 80s, wasn't really because i was sick but i had to fake the illness so that my parents will take me to the hospital where i will see a calm, well dressed, ever smiling and gentle doctors and nurses taking really good care of me and making me feel like the world revolves around me and even if i was truly sick, getting better wouldn't take more than one or two days, even if i was not fed the whole time.
But these present days, i would rather stay home and hope that the sickness will just respect itself and vamoose from my body because going to meet those so called doctors and nurses in our so called prison-like hospitals, is just like committing suicide even if they serve you food.
Though, i wouldn't blame them much because our leaders made them so.
Lack of adequate training and medical equipments with little or no pay will surely turn them into monsters.
I just hope and pray that their governor will hear their cries and pick their calls.

Oasis007:




[s]The Truth is, most homeless People in Naija seem claiming to be positive, simply to be isolated and enjoying free daily square meals.

Like you said, how would Patients, who ordinarily ought to be begging for Ventilators to survive, are protesting with healthy Energy?[/s]!

babajeje123:
This our own covid ehn..
Patients in other countries are struggling to breathe, while our own patients are protesting on the street with enough strength to shout.

pufyalostu:

babajeje123:
This our own covid ehn..
Patients in other countries are struggling to breathe, while our own patients are protesting on the street with enough strength to shout.

Oasis007:




The Truth is, most homeless People in Naija seem claiming to be positive, simply to be isolated and enjoying free daily square meals.

Like you said, how would Patients, who ordinarily ought to be begging for Ventilators to survive, are protesting with healthy Energy?!