Why did it take the hospital hours to wear their PPE and attend to the patient? What is the hope of ordinary men in our Nigeria hospital today? How come the whole fear of COVID-19 disappeared as soon as the patient died?

Jaqenhghar:
And theu will say they want salary increase. Or that its because of salary increase they left the woman to die.

DanseMacabre:


Now we're broadening the scope too far. We're speaking of doctors refusing to attend to a patient exhibiting classic COVID 19 symptoms because they don't have PPE, supposed to be provided by the government. Mind you UNTH is a government-owned hospital.

If we're broadening the scope then we should do it to include the doctors who have been infected because they treated patients (some of whom lied about their medical history) with the virus.

TheGoodJoe:
the doctors turned their backs at her and worked away without pity or compassion, he wept.

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My brother, it has been going on. No preparation whatsoever. If you know how many abandoned to die by merciless people who call themselves health workers especially in public hospitals.

Stay strong and sorry for the loss.

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It is a mess in Nigeria. Not even test kits are sourced. A rapid test kit would have softened the fear. Sad one.

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Lockdown means nothing without testing, isolating and treating infected ones.

Iamdamifroshii:
I won't blame the doctors yet

DominusPrime:

It's not their fault.

PeacenLove2:


Our health workers suppose no be health workers at all. Empathy no dia dictionary. Yes, we know the government did not provide them with adequate facilities but then they are in the profession that deals with life and death. If they can't make basic sacrifices, they shouldn't be in that profession. Even US doctors are complaining of not having enough supplies, they haven't abandoned their duties. I tire for our people jor.

So for 3 hrs, there was nothing they could quickly put together to at least give first aid. Shior!

Sheriman:
All General Hospitals in Nigeria has for years turns to Mortuaries

Jaqenhghar:

It's is the victim's fault nah.

Jaqenhghar:

Someone mentioned here that it was after she died they brought out PPE. Bros this neglect did not start with COVID19. This is their attitude even with your money you are treated like shít. I used to try and reason like you till I witnessed their bullshit 1st hand. I dont pray you go through what some of us have had to go through. My experience is part of what made me relocate from that country. No way my wife or kids will go through that shít.

PeacenLove2:


Pray make you no see reason go these places. Shock go kill person at the inhumanity there. It's like a torture camp where you see officials and their red hot horns. The doctors in my experience when you finally get to meet them seem okay but the nurses ... yeepa! And the werey people who keep cards.

DanseMacabre:


Now we're broadening the scope too far. We're speaking of doctors refusing to attend to a patient exhibiting classic COVID 19 symptoms because they don't have PPE, supposed to be provided by the government. Mind you UNTH is a government-owned hospital.

If we're broadening the scope then we should do it to include the doctors who have been infected because they treated patients (some of whom lied about their medical history) with the virus.

gypsey:
Absolutely! but like the man explained why did they felt okay and the fear of covid 19 disappeared suddenlly immedeatly the patients died?

xpool:

May what happen to that man befall you, so that you may understand.

Your type is the reason Africa is a cemetry

OdefaGirl:


"“my wife, late Mrs Nkiru Alagbu, was a 35-year-old woman who developed cardiovascular disorder shortly after her last child more than a year ago."