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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzpxRvj1aGo?si=IyoOTptgLcjAB5vl

Recently released video have exposed the deplorable conditions of Kangiwa General Hospital in Kebbi State, drawing public outrage over the facility’s poor state and the neglect of patients

One day the citizens will rise up against oppression and the Revolution will start from the north

A lot of you commenting on this thread will act surprised, while some will criticize the person who made the video. Others will throw political bants and call names.
The greatest thing Nigerian governmet lack is accountability. Corruption is as a result of not being accountable. How can you even demand accountability as a people when you are disunited?

Now to the state governor in Kebbi, he's quite aware of the deplorable condition of the general hospital. All he needs is the video showing the poultry house called hospital before he can do the right thing. Let us pretend he's not aware, what is his commissioner for health in the state doing? He must be in his office right now drinking fura.

Very anyhow set of humans to ever walk the surface of the earth

Ohhhh my goodness, who do this country like this and how did we get here?

All I will say is God will make a way where there seem to be no way.

There seem to be no way out of the "shithole" this Country is.

The government of Nigeria both federal, state and LG are weapons fashioned against Nigeria and its citizens.

Trump called us a shithole and some people got upset but see what ur government is doing and how they are not even remorseful and ashamed of their uselessness?

This is a general hospital in Nigeria.

Governors would rather fly to Abuja to bid Tinubu farewell as he gallivants aimlessly around the globe.

Bunch of fewls

Blood Of Jesus Christ

This is really shocking 😲 hmmmm

That's exactly the terrible state of every govt hospitals in Nigeria.

We are the MAIN ARCHITECTS of Our Own Suffering.

The viral images of patients in Kebbi State sleeping on bare hospital beds, without mattresses, are not isolated incidents but stark symbols of a much deeper national crisis. They represent the pervasive decay of essential social amenities across Nigeria, particularly at the state and local government levels.

While it's easy to point fingers at faceless or unnamed leaders and distant institutions, a more uncomfortable truth emerges upon closer inspection: we, the people, are often the primary architects of our own suffering.

We are, in fact, our own biggest problem. The decline of public services, from impassable roads and poorly equipped hospitals to the neglect of basic infrastructure, is a direct consequence of a system we all, in some form, actively participate in. This is not about a remote, elite cabal operating in the shadows. It is about a widespread culture of complicity and fraud that permeates all levels of society.

Many of us, when given the opportunity, aid and abet the very corruption we condemn. We participate in the "money-packing" activities, enabling the siphoning of public funds that should have been used to equip a hospital or fix a local road. We accept favours, offer bribes, or look the other way when malfeasance benefits us or our relatives. This quiet, self-serving participation in fraud is a cancer that grows uncontrollably to situations like this one, hollowing out the very institutions designed to serve us.

It is thus very hypocritical to then cry out in outrage or compare our nation to the developed world when the consequences of our actions become public. When a scandal breaks, we act as if we were innocent bystanders, completely unaware of the rotten system we helped to "cook." This performative indignation is a smokescreen for our collective guilt.

True change will not come from external forces or new leadership alone. It must begin with a fundamental reorientation of our collective mindset. We must acknowledge our complicity and begin to hold ourselves, and each other, accountable. Until we dismantle this widespread culture of fraud and selfishness, where we prioritize personal gain over collective well-being, we will continue to be victims of our own making.

The deplorable state of our nation's social services is a mirror reflecting our own moral compromise.

That's exactly the terrible state of every government hospitals in Nigeria. Forget tinubu 's lamba and propaganda.

The North ruled this Country for years, they had that opportunity to better the lives of their own people and Nigerians at large but they kept playing dirty politics up and down. See where Nigeria has landed us today.

the state governor should be arrested and to give account of how the state of the hospital should be like this also to state the essence of the allocations he has been getting from the federal purse 🤔

Nah obi them go still Blame for this one abi make we nor talk

The same people using this cemetery as hospital, will still fight, abuse and dance for the useless governor wen he comes to town. What a country with is mumu people

Nothing in d worl is hospitable in that building that look like a dump site.

Instead of taking care of the problem, the govt is going against the journalist

The evil generated in this country should be enough to earn us FDI. I don't know if I can ever be this evil, take part in it or be able to turn a blind eye ( if I worked in that hospital).

It seems futile to pray, especially when humongous evil besieges us on all corners.

I guess the elephant in room from that state that always bring news relating to the Land Of Equity to eardrum was caught unaware to the ills that goes on over there.

Kebbi and Jigawa states are almost if not bird of a feather.

One day na one day all this nonsense end. It's becoming unbearable this politicians are very heatless

We have governors like these despite all the money the president is releasing to them.
This is just pure wickedness.

EFCC should be waiting in front of Kebbi state government house on inauguration day, make them carry that thing

Aside the federal allocations and what have you, the North is the biggest recipient of foreign aids and donations, so where's all that funds going to?..

This is not hospital o,it is not even fit for a cattle ranch

Our colonial masters treated us better than this na!!!!

rex750:
One day the citizens will rise up against oppression and the Revolution will start from the north

E go long sha.

The citizens are not ready or blinded by religion, tribalism and love for their chains.

Look at Nepal and Indonesia in recent weeks shook their politicians and some had to resign.

If you talk, some so called "paytriots" and lovers of nigeria will call you names

ricson11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzpxRvj1aGo?si=IyoOTptgLcjAB5vl

Recently released video have exposed the deplorable conditions of Kangiwa General Hospital in Kebbi State, drawing public outrage over the facility’s poor state and the neglect of patients

Kai this is really horrible and terrible. Why all this suffering by our people.? Why did some of us vote them? What is wrong with some of us...oh Father in Heaven...have mercy....

This is devastating.

This is what our politicians has turned this country into.