zimdante:


When you hear brief illness just know that village people is involve, there is a high number of people practicing witchcraft in the village, it is real my brother.
Except you have spiritual protection from God or any other means, once they mark you, if is bye bye or sorry becomes your name.

HPHC:
It was so pathetic and unexplainable when I lost of of my younger brothers exactly 3 moths and a day today, who happened to be in his penultimate year as a medical student in one of the Federal Universities in Nigeria.


It's well. May God grant the family the fortitude to bear the loss. Is not an easy thing...

Mirakle69:
We all should take care of our health and be very observant and careful too.

We don't regards health matters in this part of the world and it's very very bad.

Yesterday evening, a young vibrant guy of about 26-28 years just slumped in Nkwo Market Nnewi. His market line folks thought it was all jokes and plays and were playfully asking him to go and eat before he faints oo.

Not knowing the poor guy had already kicked the bucket. After a few minutes he didn't get up, he was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival!

Everyone should be careful and mindful of their health.

MufasaLion:


Stop this ignorant way of reasoning. Most of y'all Nigerians don't take your health serious and wouldn't even go to the clinic until it's extreme! You'd rather go to a roadside pharmacy to buy drugs without diagnosis or prescription from a physician.

I don't pity many of you!

MondayOsunbor:



Health Care in Nigeria is Zero

and we are thinking of voting in two men who had looted the Nation in the past and going for part two for looting

zimdante:


A medical student won't take his health serious? sometimes ignorance is when you think that you know everything.

Musty112:
Allahuma rabbi igfirlahu warhamu.

MufasaLion:


Stop being ignorant, boy!

Him being a medical student doesn't mean he took his health serious. I'm not negating the probability but nobody is sure. I only made my comment based on the fact about Nigerians as regards health.

crackhouse:
He made it to the Internet and his village thought he have made in life and they took him away

edogu:
It's not as if I'm blaming the strike for his death but I've this strong feeling that if schools were in session, he would have been alive. Who knows? Frustration may have contributed to his death together with lack of money. People are really going through alot.

Musty112:
Allahuma rabbi igfirlahu warhamu.

victorazy:


What kind of comment is this?

How can lack of money kill a food vendor?

edogu:

If you are sick and there's no money to take care of the sickness, won't you attribute lack of money as a factor? Moreover, lack of money wasn't the only thing I mentioned. Alot of things may have contributed to his death.
According to the story, he died as a result of brief illness. Did they tell you the type of illness? People are really going through alot my brother. A popular proverb says, 'all the lizards are lying with their stomach down but there's no way you can tell which one is having a bellyache".

Prestar:
A Final-Year Medical Student Who Turned Food Vendor During ASUU Strike Is Dead

Abubakar-Rimi, a senior in medicine and surgery, opened a grocery store and an Indomie joint in Sokoto's diplomatic district.

The medical student died Wednesday after a brief illness, according to the Nigerian news agency.


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Umar Idris, chairman of the 21st Century Entrepreneurship Center and a close associate of the deceased, confirmed this on Saturday. Idris said the deceased was buried according to Islamic ceremonies in his hometown of Rimi, in the Rimi district of Katsina state.

He described the deceased as a humble man, a dedicated student and entrepreneur.

According to the late Katsina, he was the state coordinator of the 21st Century Entrepreneurs Hub in 2019 and he actively participated in coordinating global entrepreneurial activities in 2020.

The deceased also coordinated a conference for young CEOs in Katsina, the largest CEO conference in Katsina in 2019 and 2020, as well as several other skill-building trainings, he added.

During Abubakar-Rimi's leadership, his 21st Century Entrepreneurs Hub in Katsina said he empowered about 1,000 women and young people with his skills in various businesses. In an exclusive interview with NAN on Sept. 9, the deceased recalled that ongoing industrial action by the ASUU gave him the opportunity to start a grocery business.

The deceased also told NAN that he took advantage of the COVID-19 lockdown period to start an egg and chicken distribution business.

SOURCE: https:///breaking-a-final-year-medical-student-who-turned-food-vendor-during-ASUU-strike-is-dead/

edogu:
It's not as if I'm blaming the strike for his death but I've this strong feeling that if schools were in session, he would have been alive. Who knows? Frustration may have contributed to his death together with lack of money. People are really going through alot.

victorazy:


Was he the only one that has suffered ASUU strike?
Bros! Believe it or not, he died out of black magic (evil men of the land) just because he name has been mentioned nationwide.

Billmos:
ASUU chairman has finally got his pocket well grease he now call off d strike after their greed has sent many to their untimely grave.farewell brother man

edogu:
It's not as if I'm blaming the strike for his death but I've this strong feeling that if schools were in session, he would have been alive. Who knows? Frustration may have contributed to his death together with lack of money. People are really going through alot.

victorazy:


Was he the only one that has suffered ASUU strike?
Bros! Believe it or not, he died out of black magic (evil men of the land) just because he name has been mentioned nationwide.

stanliwise:

Now am confused, cause you just did

Hopeba:
Nigeria is a dream killer

MyVILLAGEpeople:
Do we blame ASUU or ??

But honestly Nigeria has cut short many dreams.

MufasaLion:


Stop this ignorant way of reasoning. Most of y'all Nigerians don't take your health serious and wouldn't even go to the clinic until it's extreme! You'd rather go to a roadside pharmacy to buy drugs without diagnosis or prescription from a physician.

I don't pity many of you!

Jman06:
Some pharmacies offer better primary healthcare than some hospitals. The problem is that most of those Nigerians who self medicate patronize quacks who go by the name patent medicine dealers. Even when they go to pharmacies, they don't seek professional advice from the pharmacists before buying drugs.

Pharmacy curricula in most schools in Nigeria train very sound pharmacists who are well rounded in not only drugs but primary healthcare generally, but these intelligent pharmacists are underutilized due to ignorance. This is despite that they don't usually charge any consultation fees!

MufasaLion:


We need to restructure the health sector. As long as we don't have standard Primary Health Care Centres, many will continue patronizing roadside pharmacies and that will lead to continuous self-medication because they are buying drugs with no diagnoses and physician prescription.

Primary Health Care is what Nigeria should work on. An average citizen have nothing to do at Teaching Hospitals or General Hospitals always except it's a must to consult a specialist.