if you want to live, please do NOT try visiting Maitama General Hospital Abuja because its the home for the most nonchalant, inhumane and wicked staff.

the nurses are so ill-mannered that they easily kill patients psychologically before they eventual give up the ghost. they talk with such disrespect and wicked intentions that you wonder if they are ever paid to do the work they are employed for. they even steal drugs from patients and sell to other patients (this am a living witness).

starting from the information desk as you come into the hospital, you will be greeted with such disrespect and casual countenance that can easily kill the spirit, leaving the body defenseless to die quicker.

the doctors are at war with the nurses to the detriment of the lives of the patients despite paying to be treated. you can wait days just to get a doctor to attend to you and never you pray to be the grass when great elephants; doctors and nurses are at it. they give counter orders thereby confusing the patients on who to listen to.

i wonder if there are cleaners in the hospital, the place is so dirty that you want to avoid stepping on the floors.

and the hospital has a director, so what is the job description of the director?

please, avoid this hospital if you want to live, its a haunted house of horror

tanks man

Lol @ the vivid description. In a way, you're also describing luth.

Maitama District Hospital was commissioned for health care delivery to Maitama District residents in the Federal Capital Territory on 3rd December 2001 by General Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It however became fully operational in February, 2002

We are the first Government owned Hospital to be fully computerized in FCT.and possibly in Nigeria.
We are the best so far, we are passionate and caring. we value our patient as a care giver.

MDH is a place to be.

Maitama District Hospital was commissioned for health care delivery to Maitama District residents in the Federal Capital Territory on 3rd December 2001 by General Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It however became fully operational in February, 2002

We are the first general hospital to be computerized in FCT and possibly in Nigeria.
We care with passion.