TheChameleon:


Yes relatives attack Doctors and it's bad.

But that particular story in Benin seemed more like a cult hit.

The patient had a gunshot wound so how did his relatives come to the ward with guns?

SUNNINO:
God bless you, you just concluded it all.

Patriotic9ja:
Attacking medical practitioners is wrong in all terms. But these doctors too should be calming down. They have done more wrongs/damages in Nigeria than the said attacks they are having. In Nigeria their level of unprofessionalism and negligence is alarming. Which have led to numerous preventable deaths and many near misses. If not that there aren't systems checkmating their shortcomings, many of them would've lost their licences and serving jail terms.... I can count many cases of medical practitioners carelessness, negligence, and unprofessionalism, leading to losses

habsydiamond:
It's not those peoples fault.. if the medical practitioners are quick to attend to emergencies patients such incidences won't happen. Public hospitals are not the best place to go for emergencies if u don't want the victim to give up before they attend to him or her... u will see the nurses watching films on their phones or they will be asking for card money something that can be done after rescue.

LordIsaac:
I know that Nigerian medical practitioners have killed many in this life. May God have mercy on them! I was in one hospital when a pregnant woman died...that day, I felt instantly cold and very sorry for the relatives. But the nurses around were just gisting and laughing as if nothing happened. One was even accusing the dead of being stubborn at a point. I shook my head.

Patriotic9ja:
Attacking medical practitioners is wrong in all terms. But these doctors too should be calming down. They have done more wrongs/damages in Nigeria than the said attacks they are having. In Nigeria their level of unprofessionalism and negligence is alarming. Which have led to numerous preventable deaths and many near misses. If not that there aren't systems checkmating their shortcomings, many of them would've lost their licences and serving jail terms.... I can count many cases of medical practitioners' carelessness, negligence, and unprofessionalism, leading to losses of many forms.

Patriotic9ja:
Attacking medical practitioners is wrong in all terms. But these doctors too should be calming down. They have done more wrongs/damages in Nigeria than the said attacks they are having. In Nigeria their level of unprofessionalism and negligence is alarming. Which have led to numerous preventable deaths and many near misses. If not that there aren't systems checkmating their shortcomings, many of them would've lost their licences and serving jail terms.... I can count many cases of medical practitioners' carelessness, negligence, and unprofessionalism, leading to losses of many forms.

theophorus:
Occupational hazard?

Do you know how many Patients all these Doctors have used as Lab rats and kill in the process?

Nigeria Doctors will give a wrong diagnose and wrong prescription but will quickly removed the part of the fill where they did the mistake once the patient packs.

Have you ever wonder why our politicians don't use Hospitals here? It cos most of them have the Nigerian orientation to work unfortunately just like the FGGC issue, there are a lot of damage and unnecessary death caused by them.

If Doctors and Nurses have done their Best for every patient with Emphathy I think dem no go dey collect beating.

Fedrick100:
Maybe you guys was looking for money first than saving the girl that’s why they were angry

Skyeyeye:
One of them forgot a surgical instruments in my neighbors' tummy. Sadly she didn't survive her second surgery. Guess what? The surgeon is still working in that government hospital

ijustdey:
“The day I knew I didn’t have a future practicing medicine in Nigeria was the day I was almost beaten by a patient relative in…




https://tribuneonlineng.com/doctors-share-stories-of-attack-on-duty-in-nigerian-hospitals/

habsydiamond:
It's not those peoples fault.. if the medical practitioners are quick to attend to emergencies patients such incidences won't happen. Public hospitals are not the best place to go for emergencies if u don't want the victim to give up before they attend to him or her... u will see the nurses watching films on their phones or they will be asking for card money something that can be done after rescue.

Guapismo:

It's easy to say it can be done after rescue, but if you're in the system you will understand that a lot of people won't pay after they are okay, it will sound somehow but you will be shocked when you will see a patient who was helpless, start avoiding payment after being treated.

Patriotic9ja:


You can imagine. My colleague lost his wife due to doctor's negligence. If not that I was around during my 1st child's delivery, it would have been a different tale. Lost my mother in-law due to negligence of doctor. ...... the list is just endless. They do these with so much impunity here in Nigeria