Solatium:


Stop been foolish,no one see his contract with the company or the contentious medical bill.
even as a driver you have some form of entitlement,except the slave condition of services in Nigeria has rub you of common sense

thesicilian:
What a weird thing to say, it's almost as if she's more concerned about the money spent trying to save his life. A good doctor will still battle to save your life even if he suspects you're going to die, ICU care per day costs a whole lot of money anywhere in the world

thesicilian:
What a weird thing to say, it's almost as if she's more concerned about the money spent trying to save his life. A good doctor will still battle to save your life even if he suspects you're going to die, ICU care per day costs a whole lot of money anywhere in the world

abescom:
Is this one madt ni? So the money is more important. My friend had a generator accident. Lasuth told us he was going to die I still went ahead and spent money and my energy to try to save him. He died but my conscience is at least clear.

armadeo:


Imagine being taken to a hospital and on arrival the doctor says " youbknow what instead of spending this money to treat this person give it to the family he will not make it"

I wonder what reaction Nigerians including you would have.

thesicilian:
What a weird thing to say, it's almost as if she's more concerned about the money spent trying to save his life. A good doctor will still battle to save your life even if he suspects you're going to die, ICU care per day costs a whole lot of money anywhere in the world

thesicilian:
What a weird thing to say, it's almost as if she's more concerned about the money spent trying to save his life. A good doctor will still battle to save your life even if he suspects you're going to die, ICU care per day costs a whole lot of money anywhere in the world

HenryDion:


When your driver or cook falls sick, don't run oh. Be ready to spend millions until they are well.

It's easy to talk when you've never spent a dime in your life. 10M will save the life of more than 500 people here in Nigeria.

But that's what someone used to battle the life of his DRIVER. Not even a relative!

Doctors are supposed to be realists...

Why I hate poor people like you is your entitlement mindset. If we're been fair, she doesn't owe the driver a dime

She tries!!!

thesicilian:
What a weird thing to say, it's almost as if she's more concerned about the money spent trying to save his life. A good doctor will still battle to save your life even if he suspects you're going to die, ICU care per day costs a whole lot of money anywhere in the world

Solatium:




So you do not have entitlement where you work?

mrdharkchild:
The doctor was being hopeful. If u feel you can do it, y don't u become a doctor. We are always quick to insult the doctors..
Go and rest

Minjim:


To answer the question of whether a doctor can tell if you're dying, read this
https://archive.macleans.ca/article/1951/9/1/should-a-doctor-tell-you-if-youre-going-to-die#:~:text=There%20is%20no%20need%20to,a%20young%20doctor%20told%20me.

Dr. William J. Clark, a Toronto physician who has been practicing for fifty-three years, told me: “I have seen or heard of hundreds of cases that ‘absolutely can’t get better,’ but just the same they did. There is always that one-in-a-hundred chance that even the most hopeless case will somehow pull through. If you tell that man he’s going to die you may rob him of his will to live and deprive him of that last chance he has of getting better.” “You often hear statements such as ‘The doctor has given him six months to live, ’ ” said Dr. Arthur D. Kelly, assistant; secretary of the Canadian Medical Association. “I doubt if they are often accurate, for a doctor can never safely be as specific as that. What the doctor probably said was something like this: ‘Most cases that have reached the acute stage of yours prove fata'l in six months or so and T would advise you to prepare your affairs. But occasionally a case like yours progresses slowly and it is possible you might live for several years.’ ”

Minjim:


Read her comment again

There are some terminal illness that the doctors will tell you you have certain number of days left. In such situations you use those day to prepare and make amends.

I'm sure this is one of those cases.

Minjim:


Can't you do without insult?

I'm sure you are Ipob. That's how they behave.

If the illness is terminal, doctors will tell the patient the numbers of days they have left.
Not giving them false hope while milking them

Acidosis:


I knew you were going to come back barking like a dog. That's what you do when you run out of common sense and practical reasoning ability.

Since you have no idea what was written in the contract or medical bill, why are you on this thread, making stup!d assumptions?

Kennymedia:
Popular Nigerian businesswoman, Ehi Ogbebor has taken to social media to mourn her “loyal” staff, Peter Agaba, who died after a brief illness.

The hotelier revealed that Peter Agada, who was his driver until his death, refused to visit his village for 10 years and collapsed on the morning he finally decided to go.

Although she didn’t reveal the nature of his illness, she pleaded with her fans and followers to check their Blood Pressure (BP) regularly.

Ehi condemned the Nigerian health care system and revealed that the hospital made her spend over 10 Million Naira when they knew Peter would not survive.



https://www.instagram.com/p/CT619P7Mr8t/?utm_medium=copy_link
Loyalty is often celebrated but alas it is very rare nowadays.
Betrayal is often frowned at yet very rampant.




https://www.instagram.com/p/CT7PzgPMQCA/?utm_medium=copy_link

Richy4:



She meant that the money would have gone a long way in terms of helping the family of the deceased to solve financial challenges that might come their way assuming the doctors said that there's nothing they can do for the man except to pray and hope..

Ahmed0336:

Honestly...

Money is their goal instead of saving lives.

Oktane:


Get real Sir.

Entitlements is a very relative concept in this clime.

In the bourgeoning informal sector many people can only lay claim to their monthly salary as per the contract spelt out in the appointment letter.

As a matter of fact, many appointment letters are very terse and only indicate the resumption date and monthly salary.

Other matters are open to conjecture.