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ferdvict2:
The leaders will see the video and ignore it. Besides, they and their children get medical treatment outside the country. Until they ban foreign trips, we are not ready for the best in this country.

naptu2:
President Jonathan pays surprise visit to Police College Ikeja.

President Goodluck Jonathan made a surprise stop over in Lagos on his way to the Ivory Coast for an Ecowas meeting on events in Mali.

In Lagos, he undertook a tour of the Police College Ikeja, which has recently received negative reports in the media.

See pictures of Police College Ikeja from a previous report.

https://www.nairaland.com/1165072/pictures-nigerian-police-college-ikeja

LailaIkeji1:
New Pictures Of Work Going On At The Once Abandoned Police College Ikeja


A friend drove by the college this morning and sent me these pictures of work going on at the one time abandoned police college/training school that GEJ promised to renovate as soon as possible. It appears someone is keeping his word after all. Nice. Hope dey, guys.
( Look at the work going on within the fence. Like in the first pic, a carpenter is working on the roof)

http://www.lailasblog.com/2013/02/new-pictures-of-work-going-on-at-once.html

Ablesam171:
This is the case in most primary health care in most states in Nigeria. We really need to demand more from governors and local government chairmen. If you've not been to a primary health care center in Nigeria you'll not understand.
If not madness, please, how can one explain why a health care center shouldn't have 24 hours power.

AbuTwins:
Let's be constructive in our criticism!

Everything is not leaders but we the followers!

Why not mention the specific PHCs?

Call them out as many of them are doing good!

4tomandchi:
Nigerians are the most hearty people on earth. If we have half of the health emergency in the UK here our population will half in a single year.

FEGEITOK:
Bank toilets in Nigeria are cleaner than government hospital toilets

Bank toilets in Nigeria have a pleasant odor while government hospital toilets have a very unpleasant odor.

Let me not get started on comparing the looks of both.

Glimpsetv:
Nigerian medical professional Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has raised serious concerns about the poor state of primary healthcare centers across the country.

In a video shared on Monday, he highlighted the deplorable conditions of many health facilities, emphasizing the risks posed to women and newborns due to the substandard state of these centers. According to him, the environment, which should provide a safe and reassuring space for childbirth, is instead fraught with challenges that endanger lives.

He further lamented the lack of essential medical supplies necessary to improve childbirth experiences. Adding to this, an employee at one of the facilities revealed that during nighttime deliveries, the absence of electricity forces women to rely on the torch lights from their phones.

Aproko Doctor called on the government to prioritize the renovation and proper equipping of primary healthcare centers, which he described as the foundation of any effective healthcare system. He stressed that the issue transcends individual medical practitioners and is a collective problem that requires all Nigerians to demand better healthcare standards.

"Our leaders can and should do better," he stated, adding, "Primary healthcare centers are the backbone of any serious country's healthcare system. It is our responsibility as citizens to push for improved healthcare services."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blri45Lf8kw

Gboom:
Na today?
A youtuber trying to gaslight people into generating traffic.
If he is trying to correct the ills in the hospital he was showcasing, he should write to medical director on the deficiencies before coming to the social media to broadcast. This doctor lacks professional etiquettes

Yampotatocarrot:
Definitely not in my part of Lagos... In this part of Lagos, there are standard healthcare centres with very professional nurses... There's even one close to Iyana-Ipaja named [/b]Mudashiru Obasa Health Centre[b] that haven't been opened yet

There's another one at Opeolu street in Papa Ashafa, named Odumbakun, I think, manned by very professional nurses in a clean, cool environment...

Yes, a lot of them might be in deplorable states, but let's appreciate the ones doing well

sammiewrite:
"he highlighted the deplorable conditions of many health facilities, emphasizing the risks posed to women and newborns due to the substandard state of these centers" The quoted part of the article is where I called bullshit and quickly understand that this is more agenda/narrative driven rather than a genuine call for action. "Women and newborns" as if men don't use hospitals or they are immune to healthcare decay.

advanceDNA:
. People you are calling to do something go abroad for their healthcare needs, including their family children....he must be a comedian to think the government will care....

Jman06:
Buhari's 8years of purposeless rulership destroyed all sectors, including health sector!

Thank God for the able leadership of Prof Pate of Tinubu's government who's trying hard to fix things. With the steps he has taken so far, he'll surely succeed in improving our health sector. He just needs to stay focused on the goals and also extend his efforts towards improving the regulatory agencies under the ministry of health.

Let's give credit to those who are doing well, abeg.

AbuTwins:
Let's be constructive in our criticism!

Everything is not leaders but we the followers!

Why not mention the specific PHCs?

Call them out as many of them are doing good!

KaptainAfrika:
e-diot number six...

TheGoodJoe:
Which one is we the followers?

We are talking that leaders should invest more in critical areas of development, you are saying we the followers.

We need all States and Local Government leaders to take critical areas like healthcare, education, agriculture and job creation seriously. They should act fast on it. What concerns we the followers in this discussion?