₦airaland Forum

Merch:

Merch:
Beta song og

DeeBaDan:
Smh. Ekweremadu receives 12 Billion per annum..now if 5,000 Nigerian big men receives an estimate of 2 - 5 Billion per annum, what's left for the lean country. These guy's don bleed Nigeria from back behind. Smh. Nigeria has been madly rapped

LIVINGICONREBOR:
U might not be able to change the structure of your face as a man but from the neck downwards can be reconstructed with "iron" and "good food".🤔🤔

franchasofficia:
Through ministry of labor, enact a law that prohibit citizens of manufacturing countries like China from establishing retail or trading business in Nigeria.



If they want to invest in Nigeria, they should invest in local production and manufacturing not retailing or trading as there will be an exclusive list that forbids foreigners from opening retailing or trading business in Nigeria unless they will be ready to make Nigerians the majority owner of the business with at least 70% ownership, and a Nigerian citizen by birth must be the MD of such trading or retail business.

TheSuperX:
400k like serious?

The highest I've spent in a restaurant is #150k and we were just 3 including me and we ate and drank to our satisfaction, 400k is too expensive for 3 people abeg.

Zonefree:
Remove hook up, 98.784% of Nigerian girls for dey suffer kwashiorkor. Hunger for don deal with them.


As per the virgin aspect, ensure the virgin is first grade. Don't settle for all these girls claiming virgin when they're not. Any virgin wey don collect kissing, smooching and fingering from man is not a first grade virgin.

Don't settle for less and may the force always be with you.

Zonefree:
Please remove Nigerian girls from the list abeg. For your sanity.

You can choose from any Africa country. Their girls are superb. I wouldn't even wish my enemy to spend the rest of his life with a Nigerian girl.

Merch:
Which tribe have the biggest nyash in SA 🇿🇦

Zonefree:
Forget patriotism, South Africa get fine girls abeg.

See fine tall girl with tender skin. No protruded belly as a result of excess goat meat pepper soup and catfish pepper soup coupled with Smirnoff ice.

See as girl set and fresh like today's bread.


God bless South African girls for me abeg.

LeoDeKing:
5 were interviewed, 4 are stark illiterates.

By extension, 80% of obi supporters are stark illiterates.

Imagine, illiterates telling Nigerians who to vote.

chloedogie:
Not only the poster but bunch of low minded kids making supportive comments. When I read unintelligent posts, I don't worry but what gives me fears and great worries is the number of low level comments like these.

othermen:
It is possible to have a transplant in Nigeria. When we rebuke, we should be critical. There are no factories producing kidneys anywhere except you go to some ‘dark markets’ .

So, if Nigeria is built well, as you rightly desire. The Ekweremadu’s concern would not be on where to do the transplant. Their concern will still remain foremost, which is to get a donor. In this Nigeria of your dream, the boy’s two kidney will have been yanked off.

In a sane country, which should be your dream. It’s not only infrastructural issues that requires reworking, it is also our orientation.

Savechild23:
This is a lie

budaatum:
Ekweremadu is not in jail because of "work hard". He will be in jail because he committed a heinous crime!

Government-owned Hospital for Kidney Transplant in Nigeria


1. Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH)

LASUTH Kidney Transplant center has so far performed eight kidney transplants. In 2016, I performed a second successful transplant on a 41-year-old police officer. His 41-year-old brother was the donor. The surgery was successful for both the recipient and the donor. 

The transplant cost 4.5 million Naira, according to the hospital's chief medical director, who announced the surgery to reporters.


2. Federal Medical Centre Umuahia

 Federal Medical Centre Umuahia Transplant center is widely regarded as the site of the first kidney transplant in South-Eastern Nigeria. Mr. Oji Ogbonaya Ule, a 37-year-old businessman who had been battling kidney disease for four years, was the first patient to receive a new kidney. His new kidney was donated by his 58-year-old uncle, a civil servant, for which he reportedly paid 5.5 million Naira .

3. Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH)

 In 2011, the Lagos University Teaching Hospital performed the first successful kidney transplantation surgery on a thirty-eight-year-old woman. Since then, they have performed a number of successful renal transplants. The cost of a kidney transplant at LUTH is N8 million Naira.


4. Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital

This hospital performs the most kidney transplants in Nigeria. In June 2020, the OAUTH, Ile-Ife, was the first teaching hospital to perform an indigenous kidney transplant. According to the hospital's chief medical director, the facility has performed 15 kidney transplants and more than 70 open heart surgeries with no complications. They recently upgraded their facilities to improve patient care. You can have a successful renal transplant in OAUTH with 6.5 million naira

5. Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital

Nigeria's most successful government-owned kidney transplant facility, with 19 successful transplants. The cost of a kidney transplant at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, including drugs, is 5.5 million naira.

6. Delta University Teaching Hospital (DELSUTH)

A News source reported in 2014 that DELSUTH performed its first successful kidney transplant. However, they have not been consistent with the renal transplant programs for the past seven years. In any case, dialysis at this facility is heavily subsidized by the state government or indigenes. 


7. Ibadan University College Hospital (UCH)

The University College Hospital Ibadan rounds out our list of the best kidney centers in Nigeria. Since the first successful kidney transplant at UCH in 2008, the hospital has gained a reputation for achieving more such feats. 

A study conducted at the facility in 2017 included 26 transplant patients receiving care at the cent. Four of the hospital's transplant patients were doing well and responding well to treatment. Cost of renal transplant in UCH is #7.5 million plus drugs.

https://www.hymnslab.com/2022/08/hospitals-in-nigeria-for-kidney.html?m=1

Private Hospitals for Kidney Transplant in Nigeria
There are few privately owned hospitals in Nigeria for Kidney transplants. They are:

1. Primus Kidney Transplant Center

Primus Kidney Transplant center is owned by Prince Sunny Ukachukwu. It is located in Abuja. The hospital offers the following services:
Nephrology
Chronic Kidney Disease Clinic
Hypertension – Renal Care Clinic
Renal Transplant clinic – Pre-transplant & post-transplant Diabetic- Renal Care Clinic
Patient Education programs & Preventive Nephrology.


2. Emeka Okwuosa Kidney Transplant Hospital, Oraifite Anambra State

The second Kidney Transplant hospital in Nigeria is Sir Emeka Okwuosa kidney transplant hospital. The hospital is situated in Anambra State. Emeka Okwuosa kidney Transplant hospital In Oraifite Anambra where Open heart surgeries and kidney transplants are done. It was singlehandedly built by Sir Emeka Okwuosa.

Operations and surgeries have already been carried out on 20 selected patients at Emeka Okwuosa’s heart surgeries and kidney transplant hospital at Oraifite. Here are the photos of the hospital.


3. Zenith Medical & Kidney Center - Abuja

Zenith Medical & Kidney Centre Abuja is ranked first on our list of the best kidney centers in Nigeria. Since its inception in 2011, this facility has been known for providing high-quality, low-cost kidney transplant surgery. It is headquartered in Abuja and has affiliates throughout the country.


4. St. Nicholas Hospital in Lagos

On March 6, 2000, this hospital performed the first kidney transplant in the West African sub-region. Their fame has since spread throughout the world.

Patients with renal disease can receive complete kidney treatment at this facility. The clinic provides care to people with CKD, transplant recipients, and those on the verge of kidney failure. They offer on-site hemodialysis, pre-kidney transfer counseling, and post-surgery care for both donors and recipients.

This facility has a 10-bed dialysis unit that is comfortable and spacious, as well as high-quality dialysis equipment. There is also a dialysis unit in the intensive care unit (ICU) for patients in critical condition, which is open every day except Sunday. Hospitals in Nigeria for Kidney Transplant

Their success rate can reach up to 80%. And St. Nicholas Hospital attributes this to the precautions taken to avoid organ rejection and to ensure the patient's stability before surgery. The facility also attributes the majority of recorded failures to the patient's age. To limit this, they do not perform transplants on people over the age of 65.

St. Nicholas Hospital has a partnership with India, and these partners are mostly present during all transplant surgeries, along with other indigenous doctors. Patients can also expect continuous post-surgery follow-up from board-certified kidney specialists as well as other members of the healthcare team such as dieticians, nurses, and pharmacists.


https://www.hymnslab.com/2022/08/hospitals-in-nigeria-for-kidney.html?m=1