₦airaland Forum

keziah123:
Gentle reminder

dictbennie:
This should shut you up.

dictbennie:
The pope doesn't have a private helicopter nor a private jet. The helicopter used in the Vatican is owned by the Italian Air Force. The pope doesn't have any individual property. He flies with the common man. Every priest, seminarian, bishop, archbishop, cardinals live in the mission houses of their various parishes or dioceses. These guys live the simplest of lives possible even though they have everything in their disposal.

TANTUMERGO007:
Our pastors should learn


May devil punish oyedipo and adebayo for using the poor sweat to buy jets and properties in their name while telling their gullible followers to save for treasures in heaven. Useless criminals

boiz2men:
the ophthalmologist i worked with in BhuTh only came on thursdays.... they perform the surgery and if there are more patients for that day.. they extend it to the next day.. But on the rooster, they are only meant to come every thursday

Organs:
I agree absolutely with your last line. Per real or not real. Prof. Dr. Olikoye Ransome Kuti said emphatically that his brother Fela died of aids. I don't think the guy will lie like that, also, he is a teacher, Dr and even a Health Minister. My broda, i think aids is real. You cannot use that your example to judge. Just last week here, a naija hospital told a pregnant lady she will be having a son. The lady got to London and discovered she is having TWINS. Now lets discuss the koko of the matter... Now, for the first hospital that said your friend tested positive, what did you guys do? i guess nothing right? That is the nigerian corruption, laziness and mentality. That hospital might have a bad, defective system or might not even be carrying out comprehensive tests even and someone might commit suicide by that news. So what you and your friend is supposed to do is follow-up, or sue the hospital so that NO ONE EVER experiences what your friend experienced due to negligence, corruption or a defective system. Its not too late, in the meantime, what is the name of the hospital and where is it located?

Ailevi:
$50 skrill available. Contact via whatsapp

Ibraheem009:
In conclusion, while trying to settle it amicably, Kalma1 phoned me and threatened me that he is a soldier and that I shouldn't bother to release the fund anymore that he would locate me and arrest me.
At this point, I couldn't bear it anymore. I then concluded that until he found me, I wouldn't release his fund.
That is when he started coming to Nairaland to post the t.h.r.a.s.h when he almost had cardiac arrest.
I later released his fund to him though because I had nothing to do with his money. But he deserves to be taught series of lessons and I hope scammers will teach him.

Ibraheem009:
Thanks for calling my attention to this.
Kindly ask him to upload the screenshot of what happened in the escrow room as evidence.
Perhaps he might be d.r.u.n.k while typing it.

kinguwem:
The story is pathetic, however there are some issues. We were not informed of the specialty of the doctor & the age of the woman.
If the lady had subfertility with ovarian cyst, all the investigations including an HSG should have been done before the surgery.
What was the cause of the subfertility? Probably pelvic inflammatory disease which resulted in the frozen pelvic making it difficult to see the uterus and fallopian tubes. Meaning they were not removed but were buried in the pelvic adhesions. The adhesions must have involved the bowels resulting in intestinal perforation while trying to free them. These are things that can happen during an abdominal surgery. The problem started when the surgeon did only a primary repair of the injured intestine without performing an ileostomy (opening a passage for faeces) to aid in healing of the bowel. During follow up, with the patient now having a distended abdomen he should have know that faeces were collecting in the abdominal cavity. He should have reopened the abdomen or refer the patient to a facility with a general surgeon.
The good thing is that the lady is still alive but her chances of conception is slim.

felixomor:
Oh so male circumcision was done in africa for manhood abi?
But u do yours for babies like Abraham
You see the difference?

felixomor:
Just like your circumcision prevents cancer
So does tithes prevents financial stress.
Its that simple

Besides, your history of circumcision in Africa is a complete lie.
Even till today, there are many males in africa who are not circumstanced.
There are many who dont even circumcize males
I was specific on male circumcision
But you intentionally brought in female circumcision to pour mud into the argument.
Female circumcision is a different topic because Africans did it to prevent women from adultery.
I caught u there.

felixomor:
The law that made him pay tithes to priest Melchizedek..
Now answer your question on circumcision.

espn:
yes that's true don mind those Muslims jor.. dey like killing like the one that happened @ LAS VEGAS!

mufutau55:
Good progress, Doc.

Hajji M.

MRRAINES:
successfully sold to helpee.

MRRAINES:
Pls i have only but $12 in my skrill after series of transactions and i really need the money to solve immediate problem.
Can you buy it off?

sodiq961:
Escrow will be better

paulcr7:
$15 skrill available. 08162841388. Scammers stay off please

optm:
xo if it's privatized, services wld b better nd u ll b able to afford dem fr u or ur luvd ones wen need arises abi? u knw, nt until we find ourselves in certain situations, u ll neva knw wht it's really like to b there. #my take is dt privatization isnt d solution to d menace facin d health sector in nigeria..as it is at present, nigerians re finding it difficult payin fr health care services...this is evident in d majority engaging in self medication until dey run out of options bfr seekin health care frm d hospitals.

optm:
wldnt knw if dts d actual cost fr uncomplicated cs there but comparing america wit nigeria where therez a great disparity in d standard of livin is funny. a place where d average pay of a worker is reasonable compared to wht pple get here. besides , naira cnt compete wit dollar in terms of value hence comparin d cost of tx btw both countries wldnt apply here.

optm:
Nigeria hs d money. d problem ar d thieves in d govt and hospital admin who tks d money meant fr d betterment of d health system al to demselves. privatizing d health sector wld mk health care inaccessible to d populace...d PHC's aint even functional. xo tel me hw u want d populace to get health care if d health system is privatized wen majority re poor ? dnt tel me u aint touched by d sufferings of nigerians....even d power sector dt wz privatized, wht difference did it make? u even hv to pay more fr d service dts hardly offered ....

IamaNigerianGuy:
God help you for the kind of medicine you practice. In civilized countries which Nigeria is definitely not, you are criminally liable for negligence if you turn away a medical emergency. Here people do anything they like. Its termed EMERGENCY for a reason. You are not legally or ethically required to deliver John Hopkins standard of medicine to such a case, just to do the best you can with the resources available, what is special about meningitis that she could not be admitted on compassionate grounds while the parents ran around to raise the money ? The outcome we now witness of a dead child is a better one ?
Life is cheap and meaningless to Nigerians that is why you can make such a submission

And fyi ALL EMERGENCIES must be attended to and stabilized before referral unless the knowledge or resources are unavailable.

1miccza:
What happened to saving a life first according to the Hippocratic oath that these Medics were trained to live by? What happened to resuscitating and stabilizing the patient first before proper treatment, and of course requesting for funds before the proper treatment. Even before demanding for funds there should have been some form of stabilization on the patient. I was involved in an accident some years back and i went to LASUTH at Ikeja , was told that there was no bed the same happened at another teaching Hospital, would you say that was because the chances of survival was slim? I took the same situation to Igbobi and before registration they worked on my injuries on the spot right there in the ambulance and today i am alive to tell the story. Truth be told, irrespective of the existing situations and conditions, this life savers have abandoned their Oath and are only thinking about money.

Flaghouse1:
You should show empathy is some situations, that is why I had to jump into your mention, however since hospital need to run as a going concern atleast we the humans there need to be caring,
I wouldn't lie seeing the picture of that little baby I was nearly down to tears but had to contain myself, just see the beautiful soul wasted due to parents ignorance coupled wth the greed in the system -hospital refusing to help unless you pay money,
Agreed some patients misuse the opportunity why not give this one benefit of doubt sir !!!