neezar:
Thank u for educating most of these guys here

U can use this in most rural places

TundeBricklayer:

State like Anambra owns more than 400 conventional ambulances across the state

safetyInspector:
It is better to have first aid kit to save lives than to wait for air ambulance that never comes.

safetyInspector:
It is better to have well equipped three wheeler ambulance positioned at every two kilometres of our highways and for our villages than to have one ambulance for each local government. Ambulance is for emergency. Many deaths are recorded because of the delay in emergency response team arriving the scene. There is no medical equipment in luxurious ambulance that three wheeler can't carry. If you have been to scene of accident you will notice that having plaster can even save one from bleeding to death.

chinedubrazil:
Who have the time to wait for an ambulance in Nigeria?

Rubbish, taking this serious at ur own peril..

Me don't have time to be waiting for an ambulance that might never be coming, just enter road and beckon on the available bikeman or keke.. Zoom to the hospital..

The same with nigeria forces, no quick respond....

Smh for the money wasted..

TundeBricklayer:
Tricycle ambulances are deploy to primary health centers in communities, that's hard to reach by conventional ambulances, even WHO applauded the initiative







Even UCH Ibadan is using Keke Ambulances

UCH Ibadan Gets 2 Ambulances For Geriatric Centre

Prof. Temitope Alonge, Chief Medical Director (CMD), University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, on Monday inaugurated two new wheel-chair ambulances for use at the Tony Anenih Geriatric Centre, in the hospital.

Inaugurating the ambulances, Alonge said that they would go a long way in complementing care of the aged at the geriatric centre.

“These two ambulances would complement the two tricycles which had been in used in commuting patients from the centre to and from the main gate to ease their transportation.

“They would also be used to pick up patients whose wards could not afford to bring their parents to the clinic at UCH at designated pick-up points in Ibadan,” he said.

The CMD further said that each ambulance, which costs N10 million, has capacity to seat 16 and 10 patients, respectively.

He said both ambulances have hydrolic facilities to lift patients in wheel chairs from the ground into the vehicle.

Alonge was full of appreciation to the donor, Chief Tony Anenih, whom he described as an ‘addicted giver’.
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2018/01/23/uch-ibadan-gets-2-ambula

shallysgirl:
Where is the munemune called deomello?
Illiterates everywhere you go, just like mtn.

TundeBricklayer:

State like Anambra owns more than 400 conventional ambulances across the state

safetyInspector:
It is better to have first aid kit to save lives than to wait for air ambulance that never comes.