₦airaland Forum

Afam4eva:
Can you direct me to some of the medications that you took if you dont mind.

laudate:
Those steps were NOT in order! Read her post again. The anaesthesiologist was not called at 9pm. She took him back to the hospital in the morning. What medical intervention did they give him? A drip and an injection. Was that the way to treat his case? Don't forget that his wife said he was in pain! You doctors can be terrible! Trying to cover up for one another.

DollyParton1:
No I disagree.
None of the steps taken were in medical order.
You don't discharge a patient in that particular state home. The best they should have done is keep him in the hospital or send him to another hospital if they had no bed space.
No diagnosis was made on him. So what were they hoping to treat.
No lab test was done. Considering that he is post kidney transplant, the first thing should have been a blood chemistry test at least. An abdominal USG if available.

A junior doctor should have a senior doctor hanging around, just incase things get hairy. That case was beyond that guy.
Shït!!! They did nothing. They killed the man.

deflover:
that saint nicolas hospital in a fake village health center.....its all over hype....i remember last year dec 25 i was at my friends house in lekki phase 1 for his birthday party....we were all drinking till late dat nite till a call came in around 3am when we were in the club dat his mother inlaw is sick ....we all went back home and d next morning the mother was taken to devil nicolars hospital....he was told to put initial deposit of 1million naira which he paid....and she was wheeled in for scan and the rest.....i left happy thinking at least this solid hospital has enough equipment to take care of her....she is just hypertensive oh.....only to get a call that the mother died dat night.....i wondered wat was the 1 million naira for....what really did they do with it....and they still had to cough out more bills oh....i prefer to go health center in my village than that hospital....all dem sabi na effizi...and put magazine make u read.....nuffin dey there

Izunwa:
That's interesting . pls how do you Google search images?

rozayx5:
no invitation over 78million naira website?

no invitation over 100billion naira flying monorail?

fantazia:
YOU ARE VERY STUUPID AND D MOST STUUPID NIGERIAN for this nonsense shit u just wrote.

Mynd44:
The Bayelsa state government can demonise whoever they want and do as they like but does it remove the fact that Alams was a thief. He is also suspected of being culpable in other crimes and he was called to answer for it. If you call that harassing, then that person needs to have his/her heart checked.

I dont know why hypocrites in Nigeria want to play with this the wrong way. Alams was a convicted thief. He was convicted of the crime by a competent Nigerian court and that changes nothing. If he had simply gone to defend the allegations against him in London, he wouldn't be so afraid of Interpol picking him up in UAE and sending him to Britain.

As for those who say I am supposed to feel bad as a human being is dead, did you feel bad when Abacha die? What emotions ran through you when Osama Bin Laden die? I might not celebrate his death but telling me to respect the dead when while he was alive he was a disgrace to humanity is like tell me to drop an RIP is I hear confirm news that Shekau is dead.

Yes, I am proudly Deceptive and treacherous

TonyeBarcanista:
Who are you referring to? I'm not morally bankrupt! I'm a firm supporter of sanity

winningwinner:
I am not on your side please! Why do you celebrate someone's calamity, even if he is your worst enemy? What you felt the man did as a leader, you do worse in your own little capacity as a follower. How will you feel if someone tells you that your father is reaping the fruit of his wickedness, even though you have labelled him a saint in your own estimation without allowing those he ever injured to judge him?
He might failed so many women while looking for a wife to marry. Some of them may have carried his babies which eventually he denied. These women may have cried to God as a result. Your father might have denied some junior staff their rights which carries a curse...
So many things can be wrong with how your father lived on earth, even though I do not know him and do not wish to. Supposing he drops dead like his other friend in the story, and people began to curse him and refuse to assist you in his burial...? The best thing you can do for a dead person is to get him buried.
As a Christian, God mandated us to rebuke sinners and persuade them to repent while alive, because when they die, they can't repent in the grave. Your own business with man is when he/she is alive, at death, they face God who created them. What did you do or what are you doing to create a change in someone's life while he/she lives? Think...

surveyProf:
Hello seller, kindly upload the original picture of the wrist watch taken by you, if possible wearing the wrist watch on your wrist n snapping it, den upload it, this is to prove that you actually have the product for sell, and perhaps guide against scam!

Kelklein:
[size=14pt] Ngozi Bianze wrote [/size]

My Dad graduated from the University in 1976; finished NYSC in 1977; and worked Under the Delta State Ministry of Education for 35 years, then retired in November 2012.

During his service years, I saw him put his very best into the Job, those who knew/know him will testify to this. At a time, his life was almost on the line during the course of his service. He saw the good, bad and the ugly, but he still gave his best. And then in November 2012, he retired. That's almost 3 years ago.

Since November 2012 till this very day, my Dad has not received a penny. He is owed millions in Gratuity and millions in pension arrears.
Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan was then the Governor of Delta State; and Dr. Okowa since May 29th 2015. Non of these has deemed it necessary to pay these retired civil servants what they worked for for decades, non of them care about the welfare of these retirees who put in years of their lives into serving the State.

What if my Mum wasn't working? What if my Dad didn't make adequate plans for a business to fall back on? What if he was the sole bread winner who only depended on his monthly salary?... My brother would have had to drop out of school (as I and my sisters had graduated then but I wouldn't have been able to go for further studies), my Dad might have been dead from lack of enough money for medical care, my Mum would have been depressed and hungry, etc.... Less than a year after my Dad retired, a colleague of his died because he didn't have 200k advance deposit for medical bills, this was a man who was being owed millions. Maybe he would have been alive if he got his money at the right time. His children dropped out of school even before he died, there was no money for tuition of course.

Gratuity and pensions are not some kind of privilege; it's a fundamental right for all retirees.

Now what's the news reaching me? That Okowa is sending his people to US for 6 whole weeks at the expense of the State which includes MY FATHER'S MONEY. This breaks my heart so badly that I want to cry. How do these people sleep at night? Do they have blood running in their veins? What is wrong with humanity? What da freaking hell is wrong with Nigerians and their leaders?

And if tomorrow, either Uduaghan or Okowa drops dead, someone actually expects me and others to sing their praises huh? These so-called leaders who have done nothing but inflict pains on the masses will now become saints as soon as they drop dead right?

How do Nigerians manage to make a saint of every blood sucking demon that drops dead? What is good about Alamieseigha? I was trying so hard to keep mute but I related what this demon might have put Bayelsans through to what my Dad and his mates are going through in the hands of the ones who are supposed to act in their interest.

At least half the accidents/deaths on the Nigerian roads are as a result of bad leadership. Half the deaths in Nigerian hospitals are as a result of bad leadership if traced to the roots. Bad leadership is also the reason why many Nigerian graduates are not marketable. Bad leadership is responsible for millions of deaths in Nigeria. Bad leadership is behind the increased crime rate. Bad leadership is the reason I'm fed up of that country.

Nigerians are suffering, we're natural experts in suffering and smiling that's why the sufferings can easily be underestimated.
Who cares if all of Alamieseigha's organs failed? Who cares about how much pains he was in during his last days? Who cares if he died as a result of a heart failure or Ebola? These kleptos have caused much more pains for the masses. He deserves to be fed to the vultures, or left to rot in the evil forest where ants and rodents can have a marathon party on his remains.

You pray against bad leadership in Nigeria, God now begins to answer your prayers, but not only do you start a bizarre mourning jagajaga, you still want to force sane people like me to join you in the mourning.
# Youmustbemad!
Rest in peace Kor; rest in pieces ni. Arrant nonsense!!!. #Sipspineapplejuice and
# Rollsmyeyes

Explorers:
1. Avoiding Lawsuits Instead of Providing Health Care.


A Jackson Healthcare survey uncovered that the vast majority of doctors, 92 percent, made medical decisions according to legal concerns rather than providing the best standard of diagnostic care for their patients. Every year, patients endure hundred of thousands of unnecessary tests and procedures, ordered to avoid any potential of medical malpractice. Eight percent of all surgeries, 14 percent of prescriptions and more than a quarter of all tests are performed to avoid litigation. The resulting cost to the American health care system alone measures between $650-$850 billion per year. Even worse, some doctors actively avoid treating patients listed as “high-risk cases” for lawsuits.

galadima77:
It seems geology departments in Nigeria have a thing for risking lives of their students.

Back in 2003/2004 during a field work, the bus i was travelling had break failure and it rolled over like 3 times before coming to a stop. Different injuries but no one died. Worst of it? We continued the field work!

Funny enough no one remembered or had the guts to inform the school authority.

So madam, i think it's becoming a norm with geology departments across federal universities!

adanny01:
Exactly what am saying.

The bolded part is what you didnt say initially. You just said kick starter clicks. Every detail is important.

GAZZUZZ:
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adanny01:
If that was the case, then your initial observation was incomplete.

This is because corroded battery terminals makes the kick starter click quite sure but you will see your lights on the instrument cluster flicker off and on again. Sometimes resetting your clock and radio settings. If you had noticed this and reported your solution would have given long ago.

Anyways, be more observant next time and report correctly.

Whizpeter:
Bro... Classic Cars no cheap oooo.. There's a reason why they're called 'Classic'