Perhaps we understand why many Nigerians prefer to travel abroad to get medical attention. Of course these doctors couldn't have started out with a lamp, power outage must have led to this horrible scene. The lamp must have been used to bridge the interface between the power cut and generator back-up.


This is the real situation we experience in Nigeria, as the power situation gets worse everyday, despite the Billions of dollars embezzled  spent to better the power sector in Nigeria. Shame on our leaders, it's more disappointing that this is a Federal Teaching Hospital.

When Doctors ask for some equipments and facilities, and then go on strike the public will ridicule them, saying they want to abandon the patients, forgetting that it's for the general good, and the people who suffer the repercussion the most are the masses. We all know our leaders will travel abroad to treat common cold.

Perhaps we now understand why Nigerian doctors are still on strike.

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I LOVE MY COUNTRY, NIGERIA

So who re u blaming if I might ask?

Nigeria is a very unique country no other country can try dat

lygn19: So who re u blaming if I might ask?

Most I blame someone, am informing the General public on the level of decay in the country in case someone can do something about it or at least sympathise and pray for better days

What!!!

bappahman:
Most I blame someone, am informing the General public on the level of decay in the country in case someone can do something about it or at least sympathise and pray for better days

And I want to inform d general public abt sth, they really need to know?...

jdilight: Let get the fact straight

1. Nigerians were once enjoying light that it was a taboo to switch of your light anytime in nigeria. Please which president mismanaged it and is he better than the present president that is trying to fix the mess.

2. Nigeria had a functional railway system before now. Under which president did we lost our railway system and is he better than the present president fixing this mess?

3. Before our naira became useless in the face of dallar, under which president did naira lost is grip on and nose dived?

4. Under which president did our foreign investors all ran away? Are they better than the president bringing back this investors?

5. Under which president did nigerians stop coming home after studing Abroad for lack of job in nigeria. Is he better than the present president putting up policies that are creating jobs.

let me hear your views on this first, more are on the way.

lygn19: So who re u blaming if I might ask?

Ur worry is not the situation, its simply that u think am blaming ur demi -God GEJ
If that's ur only problem then I pity u

bappahman: Perhaps we understand why many Nigerians prefer to travel abroad to get medical attention. Of course these doctors couldn't have started out with a lamp, power outage must have led to this horrible scene. The lamp must have been used to bridge the interface between the power cut and generator back-up.


This is the real situation we experience in Nigeria, as the power situation gets worse everyday, despite the Billions of dollars embezzled  spent to better the power sector in Nigeria. Shame on our leaders, it's more disappointing that this is a Federal Teaching Hospital.

When Doctors ask for some equipments and facilities, and then go on strike the public will ridicule them, saying they want to abandon the patients, forgetting that it's for the general good, and the people who suffer the repercussion the most are the masses. We all know our leaders will travel abroad to treat common cold.

Perhaps we now understand why Nigerian doctors are still on strike.

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Op you are very ignorant. You think power outages happen "only in Nigeria" because you have no working brain in your head. Better get it into your thick skull that over 75% of nations still experience power cuts today. And I will be happy to list them with full evidence and links. So stop misrepresenting and slandering this country with your wicked, stu.pid lies.

Rossikk: Op you are very ignorant. You think power outages happen "only in Nigeria" because you have no working brain in your head. Better get it into your thick skull that over 75% of nations still experience power cuts today. And I will be happy to list them with full evidence. So stop misrepresenting and slandering this country with your wicked, stu.pid lies.

Thank u very much.

I need evidence that this picture was taken in Nigeria.

@op you are lucky to see rechargeable lantern @ federal teaching hospital, at Ojo health center in Lagos, they are using candles for delivery at night

Keep deceiving yourselves that thins are good and rossy in nigeria.... Corruption won't allow your demi-God (Gej) and his team (alison,wike,pej etc) to provide the necessary change nd progress

gratiaeo: @op you are lucky to see rechargeable lantern @ federal teaching hospital, at Ojo health center in Lagos, they are using candles for delivery at night

Wow... So lagos has become dz poor ordinary generator they cannot buy''' eko slummy baje o...

Get well soon Nigeria

gratiaeo: @op you are lucky to see rechargeable lantern @ federal teaching hospital, at Ojo health center in Lagos, they are using candles for delivery at night

Instead of ppl to look at the bigger picture, they go defencive nd all brainless thinking that we are anti GEj