Rubbish he keeps building them in his home town F*CKTARD

dipopooo:
Waiting for my governor(Aregbe) to do sometin like dat.

what happened to the world class talking drum?

ideology:
what happened to the world class talking drum?

probably labelled as such by nairalanders who tag everything in Nigeria "world class" as a form of mockery.

The actual drum itself is called the world's tallest drum.


https://www.nairaland.com/2306347/aregbesola-unveils-worlds-tallest-drum

tpiar:


probably labelled as such by nairalanders who tag everything in Nigeria "world class" as a form of mockery.

The actual drum itself is called the world's tallest drum.


https://www.nairaland.com/2306347/aregbesola-unveils-worlds-tallest-drum

what an achievement!!

ideology:
what an achievement!!

meaning?

if you dont appreciate art, you shouldnt make a headline out of that.

it's not a good attitude.

We should be mindful of the way we use the term 'world class'; anytime we build small house, paint am with glossy colour and add ceiling fan, we yell world class, abegi. That was how Akpabio built a 'world class' hospital Uyo, only to travel to London for world class treatment. This our stupidity gat to stop.

tpiar:


meaning?

ask Rauf

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This is stupendous !
Wish we could have at least 10 of this in Nigeria complimented by Cardiac, Renal and Stroke center in Nigeria with well trained man power , Nigeria would definitely turn to healthcare hub of West African subregion.

ideology:
ask Rauf

i edited my post and added some things.

searchiing4love:
Despite all this nothing will stop him and his family from flying abroad to receive treatment if they have ordinary headache. Rubbish

Exactly what was on my mind, when Akpabio had minor issues too he had to travel abroad despite boasting he built a world class health center, but does that mean most of the facilities are just for exhibition or borrowed?

What's it about Nigerian Government Medical Facilities and their sprawling architecture as if they were all designed by one person. Last time I was at one (which looked like all the others) on an accident/emergency case I had to walk several kilometres that day from section to the other. A&E 600 metres from the blood bank, then 300 metres from accounts then 500 metres and unending corridors to the dispensary. The worst thing is there is hardly anything in between, crappy offices, broken down lavatories and junk yard stores. We managed to get the chap a wheel-chair, pay for surgery only to discover that the theatre had no power. Guess what. No refund. The payment was for that specific theatre and had been 'entered into the system'. No problem except yet another journey of a thousand metres and the poor chap was filling the small bucket under his lacerated arm. I don't know what inspires Nigerian medical architecture but it is certainly not user friendly.

At least we dey see things, unlike the noisy APC oshiomoles

Yes with the amount of looting going on we will get there.. better wake up to reality..

holllandis:

Nigeria will never get there. Stop living in a fools paradise

then you can never be succesful, if you think NIGERIA will neva get there. sometime i ask myself why do we have some people who never want NIGERIA to move forward

Why are people more concerned about the party that built the hospital, rather than the massive health benefits this center will bring to the community, the state and the country at large?
Do you think a sick person cares whether the project came from a PDP or an APC governor?

Mcheew.

Hope this is real not like Akpabio's bamboozing

Are u sure dis was built by ondo state govt?it's not affordable,I don't knw y agovt.owned huspital 'll be dat expensive

henryanna36:
Ondo State Trauma and Surgical Centre

The Ondo State Trauma and Surgical Centre is located within the Medical Village in Ondo Town about 4 kilometers from the city of Akure and 116 kilometres from Benin.

It is a rapidly evolving surgical specialty based centre aimed at providing world-class tertiary comprehensive surgical services to the people of Ondo State, surrounding environs and Nigeria in General.

It is part of a comprehensive medical village, borne out of the desire of the Governor of Ondo State, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, to make specialized healthcare services readily available to the people of the state where they live, work and play and also to provide world-class, tertiary specialized surgical and emergency care which adheres to the best international practices within an integrated healthcare system.

The Medical Village also plays host to the Mother and Child Hospital, Kidney Care Centre, the Gani Fawehinmi Diagnostic Centre and the University of Medical Sciences (First of its kind in Africa). There is also a state-of-the-art emergency Communication Centre, a Histopathology and Forensic Centre which are yet to fully take off.

Ondo State Trauma and Surgical Centre commenced clinical and surgical services on 28thNovember 2013 with the following specialties; Orthopeadics and Trauma, Plastic Surgery, ENT, Anaesthesia and General surgery. It has since continued to improve and augment services, infrastructure and personnel to include Paediatric Surgery, Urology, Maxillo – facial Sugery and Opthalmology. The centre has carried out over 3000 surgeries as at November 2015.

It serves as a referral area for mainly the General Hospitals in Ondo State and parts of Osun, Ekiti and Edo State. It also receives referrals from across Nigeria and patients from other parts of the country.

The Ondo State Trauma and Surgical Centre runs 24hours emergency services in General Surgery, Burns, Plastic and reconstructive surgery, Orthopaedics and Trauma, Neurologic surgery, Paediatric surgery, Otorhinolaryngology, Anaesthesia, pharmacy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, and Radio diagnosis.

The Trauma Centre liaise closely with sister hospitals; Ondo State Kidney Care Centre, Gani Fawehinmi Diagnostic services and Mother and Child Hospital with which Mimiko Government constitute a Medical Village for ancillary support services including Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Radiology and Laboratory support.

It also runs out – patient surgical services and offer our patients elective day – case surgeries with efficient in – patient care, including oncology, endocrine, hepatobiliary, breast surgery, a special Burn Centre and intensive care.

To further strengthen the emergency medical services, the state government established Ondo State Emergency Medical Services Agency (ODEMSA) with the mandate to provide emergency  rescue, pre-hospital and hospital services to road crash victims in the state. 5 fully functional Accident Rescue Stations along the highways across Ondo state were built; Ore, Bolorunduro, Ilara, Owo and Oka-Akoko. 100 Extricators and 100 paramedics work 24hrs in all the stations and the response time to accident scenes is 15mins.  Each station has an Advanced Life Support Vehicle equipped with oxygen and other essentials needed sustain accident victims while they are being conveyed to the nearest hospital or the Trauma Center.

The Trauma Centre is not free unlike the Mother and Child Hospitals but it provides care before billing. In the African setting that is as good as being free

Source: http://trezzy2..com.ng/2015/12/governor-mimiko-builds-multimillion.html?m=1

tpiar:


i edited my post and added some things.

how much did it cost because I heard Rochas ' xmas tree is 600million

Looks very impressive but little headache sends them abroad.

Reference:
I had to walk several kilometres that day from section to the other. . . I don't know what inspires Nigerian medical architecture but it is certainly not user friendly.

they should probably look into golf carts or some form of motorized transport to ease all these.

Exercise is good but should still be regulated or modified depending on context.

ideology:
how much did it cost because I heard Rochas ' xmas tree is 600million

dunno, but since you obviously want to discuss it.

More pics.

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Kudos to the state Governor.
You have set an example.

Demmocrats:



Its better to have an intelligent and thinking Governor like Mimiko unlike the varmint and rascal broom waving Aregbesola.

O'Ambulance services pioneered by Aregbe is still unrivalled in Nigeria today. Even Lagos and Akwa Ibom states with their monthly mega revenue/allocation are not even close.

searchiing4love:
Despite all this nothing will stop him and his family from flying abroad to receive treatment if they have ordinary headache. Rubbish

atleast those that can't afford flying abroad will benefit frm this..so its commendable

tpiar:


dunno, but since you obviously want to discuss it.

extend my regards to Rauf


Merry Christmas

OAFMods:
Appreciable development but nothing world class about this. Kudos to Mimiko.

True talk, I just saw a hospital with Beds and small computers sha, anyway he tried but that is far from a typical world class surgical hospital

lovely17:
Rubbish he keeps building them in his home town F*CKTARD

At least it is still within the state.
Do you want everything to be situated in Akure?

Next time when another governor comes from another senatorial district within the state, they would also build things in their areas.
That is how development spreads out.

OAFMods:
Appreciable development but nothing world class about this. Kudos to Mimiko.

True talk, I just saw a hospital with Beds and small computers sha, anyway he tried but that is far from a typical world class surgical hospital I knw

Highly commendable achievement. Hopefully we are moving to a time when this will cease to be an achievement, but rather a norm.

If only the government will give this great edifice to a private organization to run and maintain then we would have said it will be a success, but if it will remain under the control of government then am afraid.