donodion:
I'm so loving this. let's turn up the heat via social media at our Health Sector.

CHANGE is a MUST!!!! By fire by thunder.

westerm:
Bro. U are sick!

switesthart:
Ofe mmanu and dorti...na wah

A friend of mine who served in ibadan gave me a gist of how she was almost hit on d face by a flying shotput on her way to cds .. But for d strap of her snickers which was loose and as she bent to adjust it .. A black nylon bag flew past her just above her head..

Na so she for don get mary-kay shit as foundation dat morning ..

It is only an ofe mmanu dat would shiit, wipe arse with handkerchief, pocket d hanki and still use it to blow dem nose...

If ofe mmanu mess for hia eh..
Buhari go resign . #no-offence-intended

Kenai:


Ambode is hardly even the case here, in my humble opinion.

For a man like Fashola - who was in charge of Lagos for 8 solid years - to have his so called legacy deteriorate and totally get wiped out in less than 5 months after leaving office, it clearly shows that he actually made no CONCRETE investments in those so-called sectors he claimed to have 'revolutionalized'.

He built no solid institutions, and made no real change. He made no efforts to unbundle the system and make hospitals under his control strong enough.
This was the same Gbagada Hospital one of his lackeys posted glossy pictures about a few years ago, that showed Fashola commissioning the place and posing for some more photos with his 800 cameramen.

When we assess things properly, we shall see that Fashola's so-called works were only on face value, and as a result, only transient.
The man simply ran a government of propaganda, noise, self-adulation and lies.
He built no institutions but propaganda, doing the works of an L.G.A. chairman (boreholes, street sanitation) and having his butt-lickers come here to showcase their gullibility.

Firefire:
Gov. Akinwumi Ambode, please do something before we start hearing stories that touches the heart.

switesthart:
Ofe mmanu and dorti...na wah

A friend of mine who served in ibadan gave me a gist of how she was almost hit on d face by a flying shotput on her way to cds .. But for d strap of her snickers which was loose and as she bent to adjust it .. A black nylon bag flew past her just above her head..

Na so she for don get mary-kay shit as foundation dat morning ..

It is only an ofe mmanu dat would shiit, wipe arse with handkerchief, pocket d hanki and still use it to blow dem nose...

If ofe mmanu mess for hia eh..
Buhari go resign . #no-offence-intended

Firefire:
October 20, 2015 : Samson Folarin

Human wastes have taken over the premises of the Gbagada General Hospital, Gbagada, Lagos State.

A large number of people at the facility told PUNCH Metro that the development posed health risks to residents of the area, patients and visitors.

During a two-week observation by PUNCH Metro, it was discovered that pregnant women, patients and visitors to the hospital ease themselves on the premises of the hospital.

Some of the patients and visitors, who spoke with our correspondent, blamed the situation on the hospital management’s failure to provide toilets.

They lamented that if nothing was done to address the challenge on time, an epidemic could break out.

A visitor, Mrs. Tolulope Adeniyi, said she came to the hospital to look after a sick relative who was on admission in the hospital.

She said she had been going to a bush close to the Combined Clinics and Ward to ease herself since arriving at the hospital.

She said, “I have been here for more than three days now. Each time I have to defecate, I go to the bush to do that. Initially, I was reluctant to do it, but I don’t have any other option.

“Sometimes, I stepped on the faeces of other people and the smell in that place is horrible. But what I do is to drop my own, and cover it up with tissue paper before leaving.”

Another visitor, Mrs. Joke Ogungbile, explained that she always left the hospital for a relative’s house to answer the call of nature.

“If one is not careful, one could get infected in this place. Whenever I am pressed, I always go to a relative’s house. After I am done, I return to the hospital to watch over my relative,” she said.

But another visitor, Gbemisola Areogun, said she tried to moderate her feeding to avoid having any reason to ease herself.

Areogun, whose daughter-in-law had been in the labour room for two days, said, “I try to moderate the way I eat here so as to avoid being pressed and wanting to go to the toilet. There is no toilet here and I have to be with my son’s wife. I can’t imagine using the bush.”

Our correspondent discovered that the situation became inevitable as the only public toilet that was supposed to serve the hospital’s visitors, had been closed down for months.

Many new visitors, who were turned back at the entrance of the toilet, were observed by our correspondent peeing in its surroundings.

Others went to a corner at the back of the female ward, where they defecated.

Our correspondent saw different moulds of human wastes in the area, some of which were covered with leaves and tissue paper.

A man was seen by our correspondent urinating on the wall of the hospital’s female ward.

A child was also seen defecating at the waiting section of the ward in broad daylight.

When our correspondent asked a nurse for a place to defecate, he was directed to the bush.

The nurse said, “You are a man now, and you should not be ashamed to use the bush. Just try to cover yourself up with leaves and stay some distance away. We used to have a public toilet, but because people were always soiling the place, it was shut.”

zinachidi:
it is only in Nigeria where u enter a hospital healthy, yet come out sick