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Nonnyflex:
This end Sars campaign dey fear me ooo.. If Govt decide to end Sars, the kind of robbery we will experience eeehh.... Because even Sars will join them so that we will start begging them to come and save us... If they ask me I will say let us be managing it as buhari is managing Nigeria... Well it's just one man's opinion

bumi10:
What is wrong with this country and its citizens, especially those in the health care sector? Is it that if you don't have money, you are automatically a lesser human or what? How can people be treated this way? Isn't it enough that if you even have your money, these so called health workers will as well treat you like a poo.

Those that has been to general hospital for critical or minor treatment will attest to this. A Twitter user @iamfatdon shared this post just few minutes about about how a hospital ambulance dropped off the a very sick man on the road with drips and medication, citing that their was no bed in the hospital.

In his tweets;
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Unconscious man dropped off on the road by an ambulance after a General Hospital refused to admi him allegedly due to lack of bed space at Fagbola Street, Cele Bus Stop.. [/Home News Cele busstop man admitted, responding to treatment ….LASG thanks social media for...

Cele busstop man admitted, responding to treatment ….LASG thanks social media for watchdog role
By News of the People - November 8, 2017 112
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The Lagos State government has confirmed the admission of a man identified as Babatunde Adeola at the Alimoso General Hospital.
The man, who was reportedly picked up on Tuesday in an unconscious state at Cele busstop on Akowonjo Road in Egbeda but was regrettably dumped back on the street due to staff indiscretion, is now responding to treatment after his resuscitation.
In a reaction by the state’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, on Wednesday, the government said “meningoechenpalitis” an infection of the covering of the brain and the brain cells is the initial diagnosis for the man who is suspected to be a destitute.
He added that the infection is suspected to have been aided by “heavy substance abuse”.
According to Ayorinde, the state government is impressed with the prompt attention that the man’s plight drew from social media “which is playing its role as the undeniable watchdog and conscience of the society,” adding that the plight of every Lagosian is a concern that the state government will always respond to once its attention is drawn to it.
The Commissioner attributed the inhuman manner in which the patient was initially treated on Tuesday to indiscretion by a few staff members of the Local Government.
While promising that the misdemeanor will be officially addressed by the authorities, Ayorinde reassured the general public of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode-led administration’s commitment to the general wellbeing of every Lagosian.
He however sought the involvement of the public and the media in particular in the campaign against substance abuse and unwholesome lifestyles that is becoming rampant among the youth.

Could this be remotely possible? Has it gotten to this? See his post below....

More and people's reactions @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/11/outrageous-general-hospital-ambulance.html

https://mobile.twitter.com/iamfatdon/status/928199029531561984