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odogwu125:
Why didn't you say it that time. That's the problem

Bjergtrolde:
You keep saying its against the law but you are yet to quote which section of the statutes he broke. Unfortunately, he did not take any oath to protect patient confidentiality and so he broke no law.

Bjergtrolde:
Why are you taking this personal? Did I hit a sore nerve? any way, have a lovely day.

Minjim:
You are simply a propagandist.

You claimed absence of Health care B4 now its they are not enough.

Bjergtrolde:
I am not aware of any where it says you cannot release any information already available in public domain.

Minjim:
Whats wrong with u ppl

Absent of Public Health?!

Did all the General Hospitals dissapeared or their workers go on strike once during his time?

I visited Randle Hopital, Isolo and Igando and though their service was the natural type that civil servant portray . Other than that , every other thing was intact

babadee1:
This is very interesting. Thanks for the info. The bottom line is that Ambode lacks character otherwise he would not have descended to such a low level to fight dirty.

Bjergtrolde:
Have you considered that the information could have come from a family member or friend?

babadee1:
Sadly there is no law specifically protecting patient records in Nigeria so no law would have been breached in revealing any clinical records from Gbagada general hospital in this case. Also it's unlikely the person who leaked the information was a doctor so the Hippocratic oath was not breached either.

Confidentiality

26. (1) All information concerning a user, including information relating to his or her health status, treatment or stay in a health establishment is confidential.

(2) Subject to section 27, no person may disclose any information contemplated in subsection (1) unless-

(a) the user consents to that disclosure in writing;

(b) a court order or any law requires that disclosure; or

(i) in the case of a minor with the request of a parent or guardian; and

(ii) in the case of a person who is otherwise unable to grant consent upon the request of a guardian or representative.

(c) non-disclosure of the information represents a serious threat to public health.





Protection of Health Records.

29. (1) The person in charge of a health establishment who is in possession of a user's health records shall set up control measures to prevent unauthorised access to those records and to the storage facility in which, or system by which, records are kept.

(2) Any person who-

(a) fails to perform a duty imposed on them under subsection (1);

(b) falsifies any record by adding to or deleting or changing any information contained in that record;

(c) creates, changes or destroys a record without authority to do so;

(d) fails to create or change a record when properly required to do so;

(e) provides false information with the intent that it be included in a record;

(f) without authority, copies any part of a record;

(g) without authority, connects the personal identification elements of a user's record with any element of that record that concerns the user's condition, treatment or history;

(h) gains unauthorised access to a record or record-keeping system, including intercepting information being transmitted from one person, or one part of a record-keeping system, to another;

(i) without authority, connects any part of a computer or other electronic system on which records are kept to-

(i) any other computer or other electronic system; or

(ii) any terminal or other installation connected to or forming part of any other computer or other electronic system; or

(j) without authority, modifies or impairs the operation of-

(i) any part of the operating system of a computer or other electronic system on which a user's records are kept; or

(ii) any part of the programme used to record, store, retrieve or display information on a computer or other electronic system on which a user's records are kept:

commits an offence and is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years or to a fine of N250,000.00 or both.



http://lawnigeria.com/LawsoftheFederation/National-Health-Act,-2014.html

BabaRamota1980:
There is a wider scope to consider. I will give a short but philosophical input.

Fire is the element of creativity. Every material is tested through its ability to withstand fire. It will survive or it will die in the process.

Conflict of interest is the fire of politics....it makes some, it disgraces some. Through conflicts those previously viewed as underdog and incapable of toppling the system have, by sheer events of accidental miscalculations, proven to come out of the inferno successful and transforming.


McCain vs Obama, 2008, US Presidential Election.

Election was to hold November 2008. As at August 2008 Obama was far behind in all polls, the institutions did not think he understood enough of the challenges to perform and keep America in global leadership. John McCain was the favorite. John's VP, Sarah Palin had scored some inexcusable blunders but John was seeing as an older and steadying hand and Sarah could be coached under his tutelage.

Then a miracle happened in September! News of Enron mismanagement had cascaded into Financial management and similar patterns was showing in the books on Wall Street. Media blew the whistle!

There was fear! Obama's camp took advantage and articulated what could be done to contain and stop the problem from spreading and collapsing the financial market. McCain side responded. Media got involved and wanted to know from the Presidential candidates what measures they will adopt. You all remeber Keynesian theory? . It became a household name.

While Obama would always be proactive, McCain was reactive and most times missed the figures and how to chart the way forward.

My brother, this shyyte happened in September, by October Obama had overtaken and distanced ahead of McCain in polls, and went on to win.

It was not politics that made Obama President, it was financial breakdown and the lack of knowledge in the opposition. If the opposition knew what to do, or if the media had waited till after election to blow that whistle, McCain, not Obama, would have been President.


So pay attention.....Tinubu is the institution in APC, Ambode is nobody compared...but the conflict of interest could work in his favor after the fact. If it did....Tinubu will never regain his political dominance.

Let me stress this point to you using a different style....

Tinubu has plenty to loose...
Ambode has nothing to loose...


May God continue to look out for you for the good work you put in against ipob and their nonsense.

Klinee:
The downfall of Tinubu dynasty is at hand.
Not that I like Ambode but it very applaudable if he can be able to floor Tinubu.
That will be a breakthrough, a great liberation to the immense people of Lagos.
Giving to that, democracy is going to prevail, every Lagosian will now stand at equal ground irrespective of where you come from, because Ambode is not such a threat compared to Tinubu.
#saynotogodfatherism
It kill the functioning system!
#saynotoTinubuhegimonicrules!!!!
We Lagosians say so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BlueRayDick:
What do u mean by Tinubu fixation and lamentation? U mean u are alright if someone dictates how the tax u paid is spent when he does not occupy an elective position? You are comfortable with that same person converting government owned properties/ premises for his personal/commercial use?

So speaking out against such is lamentation to you right? Smh

One thing am.sure of is, afowora/ wobia is not a dominant trait in omoluabi's

BabaRamota1980:
Deomelo,
Are you not a man of God?

Why do we use the title "man of God" to ascribe a special status to people who are nothing but ordinary like yourself and I?

If clergies are "men of God", what are we, men of satan?

My brother, stop stressing yourself over this Ambode thing.

Listen to the street....the street wants Ambode.

BlueRayDick:
So anyone who doesn't buy into Tinubu gibberish is an easterner right?

For Ur info am from from one of the 4 states in the west starting with 'O'. I've lived in Lagos all my life and I can tell u the master plan involves Tinubu enriching himself and his people

Olaone1:
You have sold your conscience for pittance

Olaone1:
Idiot

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Olaone1:
Master plan? You are simply shameless. You dolt!

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Where state government remained true to that blueprint, positive things happened. During my tenure and Governor Fashola’s, Lagos state recorded improvements in all aspects of our collective existence, from public health to public sanitation, from education to social services, from the administration of justice to the cleaning of storm and sewage drains. Businesses, large and small, invested, hired millions of workers and thrived.

Bestowed on me was the honour of a lifetime when I was elected to be your governor in 1999. My administration faithfully implemented that plan. The government of my immediate successor, Tunde Fashola, also honoured this enlightened plan.

Where state government remained true to that blueprint, positive things happened. During my tenure and Governor Fashola’s, Lagos state recorded improvements in all aspects of our collective existence, from public health to public sanitation, from education to social services, from the administration of justice to the cleaning of storm and sewage drains. Businesses, large and small, invested, hired millions of workers and thrived.

All Lagosians were to fully participate and justly benefit from the social dividends and improvements wrought by this plan. From the common labourer, to business leaders, to professionals and our industrious civil service. We all were to be partners in a monumental but joint enterprise. None was to be alienated. None was to be left out. And none were to be pushed aside. This is especially true for those who contributed so much to our development, whether as a business leader who has invested heavily in Lagos, the homeowner who struggles to pay his fair share of taxes or as someone employed in the hard work of keeping our streets and byways clean so that others may go about their daily tasks unimpeded.

I make no pretence that the master plan is perfect. It can always be fine-tuned. However, whenever a government departed from this plan without compelling reason, the state and its people have borne the painful consequence of the improper departure.

To ignore this blueprint for progress in order to replace it with ad-hoc schemes of a materially inferior quality contravenes the spirit of progressive governance and of our party. Such narrowness of perspective does not bring us closer to our appointed destination; it takes us farther from that destiny.

For reasons unknown to me and most Lagosians, we have experienced such deviations from enlightened governance recently.

This trend is that which most concerns me as the primary nears. We must arrest this trend before irreparable harm is committed against the people and their future. For the record, let it be known that I shall vote in this primary because I see it as one of extreme import to our state and our party. Just as I shall vote, I equally urge all party members to do so.

We must vote in a manner that returns Lagos to its better path, the one that promises a just chance for all to enjoy the fruits of our prosperity. We must always pursue our goal of a Lagos energised by creative dynamism, tolerance of others, and guided by a leadership capable of extending a collegial hand to all stakeholders, far and wide.

https://www.channelstv.com/2018/09/30/lagos-apc-primary-tinubu-opens-up-on-ambode-vs-sanwo-olu-full-statement/

miniyi018:
During Fashola's administration, inner roads in Ikorodu were not as bad as they are now. The only good road in Ikorodu is the imota Road. You see workers working on it almost on a weekly basis and that's because Ambode goes to Epe via Imota.

Fashola Commissions 7km Oshorun/ibeshe Road In Ikorodu

Gov. Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State on Tuesday inaugurated and handed over Oshorun/Ibeshe road to the two communities of Ikorodu Local Government Area of the state. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the road, seven-kilometre in length, was delivered with drains, pedestrian walkways, service ducts, speed breakers and street lights-- with guaranteed power supply.

Speaking at the inauguration in Ikorodu, Fashola described the delivery of the project as part redemption of his electoral promises to speed up the development of all parts of the state. He said that when he was brought to the community during the electioneering campaign, it took his convoy 45 minutes to drive through due to its bad state. “But today, it took us less than 10 minutes to drive through the road”, he said. The governor explained that the road would usher in more schools, petrol stations and other businesses, stressing that the road was nothing but a statement of fidelity.

“Very soon, the contractors will be here to start work on the Ferry terminal. “Very soon, we will be here to start work on a new housing estate that will deliver 720 flats”, the governor said. He thanked the people of Ikorodu for cooperating with his administration on the 13.3- kilometre Ikorodu road, being expanded from four to six lanes, with a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor.
Fashola urged motorists to be patient with the government on the ongoing work, and that the present pain they were experiencing would eventually translate into a thing of joy for them.

Earlier, the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Mr Obafemi Hamzat, said the project was conceived in line with the state government`s determination to open up roads in the rural areas. While restating government`s resolve to execute more development projects in the area, he urged residents to protect the project against vandalism.

`We have built this road according to international standards. I urge you to protect it. No one should come here to cut or damage the road. Take ownership and protect it from damages,” he said. He also said that the state government was constructing no fewer than 10 inner city roads in Ikorodu. (NAN)


http://leadership.ng/news/100913/governor-fashola-inaugurates-7km-oshorunibeshe-road

TrueNigerian300:
Well I dont know how true what you said is. But if it is true then Ambode just confirmed to me again that he is not smart and wise either. Has he forgotten that it is direct primary? How many party members do you want to bribe? Hmmmmm? Mind you their votes have a price but I dont think he has that money to buy all the people or even half of the people that will vote. Can he pay each party member 100k considering the fact that many know that he will dump them after reelection.

The best to do is to collect the money from him and vote against him. I swear this guy is dumb after seeing the handwriting on the wall. Even a political novice knows that he is gonna lose. My question is why going to a war you are surely gonna lose if not foolishness? This is not bravery but stupidity. You just woke up one night and you thought you can buy or take over the party structure you dont have an idea of how it works.SMH!!! If I were him I have two options - either to quit and succumb to party pressure or join another political party and fight back. But going to the primary that will humiliate me and probably destroy my political career finally is nothing but suicide.

Are we sure Ambode does not have mental problem? Because I keep asking myself why he is doing this.Ambode definitely lack the mental capacity to be a commissioner not to talk of a governor. For those who are supporting him I am sorry if you are offended but I just have to express my thought. Honestly my own problem with him is performance and nothing else. I dont care if he is arrogant or whatever as those people alleged. What is my business with party members not getting attention or money from him or Tinubu is not getting money or contract from him. In fact I will be happy to hear that he denies those useless party members access to our state pulse. His loyalty is not to them but to us the citizens of lagos. My problem is do a good job which he failed to do.

omoola007:
This has everything to do with Tinubu. Ambode started having a mind of his own , like vision scape instead of PSP. (Something for the boys). Given the choice would you work or pay for the services of PSP over Vision scape?

They are angry because he stopped "baba sope" (baba said).

Go and see what is happening in Oshodi. Of course he made some mistakes but they can be corrected and he is thinking big no the good old boys Sanwo-olu will allow to chop and wipe mouth.

APC keeps forgetting history. They won ogun state when PRP split in 2011. (PDP vs. PPD). They split bite on election. Day and APC won. Get ready for a PDP governor in Lagos. Remember Agbaje lost by a thin margin. 2019 will be a referandom on Buhari.

Let's wait and see the end of APC in Lagos.

Rubbiish:
His speech at today's press conference shows d kind of person he is. No wonder his wife made him sacked the chaplain. If he can say those things abt his rival within party level, meaning he is not someone to b trusted...

OkaNaUbe:
This is the hand of Tifnubu

What are the sins of Ambode

Biodun556:
ok that he steps on toes by not allowing them to loot lagos dry, or because of refuse. So is that enough to stop the Governor from re contesting. After apologising to the leadership of the party what else do they want? if a child scord 8 over 10 your exam will you expel him from your school? All these reasons they are giving are baseless there are things that can not be said in public and we must not allow an individual to treat issues affacting a state like bedroom matter. the jinx must be broken.

olaade21:
Is Tinubu a Lagos man. Paid rat