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In a state that boasts of the highest monthly allocation it is only reasonable to expect that critical sectors of the State such as healthcare would feel a positive impact. I was chanced to peer into the state' Immanuel General Hospital Eket Akwa Ibom and the revelations were disheartening. I would illustrate my points through a few photos.
My submissions are neither political nor based on hearsay as I had to stay in the hospital premises for a couple of days taking care of my sibling. One is only left to wonder if such a place is life sustaining or a death trap. From poor sanitary conditions to lackadaisical attitude of the nurses and cleaners (maybe due to the nonpayment of salaries of the new recruits for about a year now) to difficulty in obtaining essential amenities such as portable water and lightening (no alternative source of power). The list is worrisome.
All parties involved should indeed key into the dakkadda(rise up) slogan of the State and address this and other people-oriented issues.

Gov.Udom Emmanuel take note...catholic cannot manage Immanuel Hospital let State government take over

Damn it! What?!!!

Some more

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The first picture almost made me throw-up what i was eating. Can someone actually get better in a facility like this?

Hey ^^^ clear make I be ftc!!!

The op shld have included (graphic) na.

U go treat yourself and u carry another thing come house. Isn't this akpabio's state? Thought everything in that state is gold as being displayed in the media?
He must have swallowed the whole tuber of yam.
But ion give a damn.

a country so blessed yet people are dying in poverty. meanwhile some people shared $2.1bn.

This hospital only need 0.01% of that money to have a new look

Baba bubu why u naa

Oga put warning

This first picture is highly disgusting.

Too bad gaskiya. This will only add to one's health problem. I now know why some people still prefer traditional physicians

This is extremely extremely bad

hmmmm

This is the kind of hospital that you can never get healed fast. The sight of the hospital ll make you sick when you see it.
Dirty Nigeria.

Ok

.....and now they will expect Buhari to come and fix this from Abuja oooo.

This is an eye sore

Akpabio tried wella, did wonders in Uyo....This governor should do sth!

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Sorry 'state'

Is this an APC federal government hospita or the former PDP federation government hospital?

At least the tap dey bring out water

At least the tap dey bring out water

The Governor of Akwa Abasi Ibom, His Excellency Udom Emmanuel has asked the Civil Servants recruited in AKS since November/December 2014 to forfeit their 1 year 2 months accumulated salaries which he is yet to pay them, stating that the state will be broke after paying thousands of them the accumulated salaries.


The Civil Servants have been lamenting. They have been going to work for a year plus now without any form of payment. They are calling on well meaning Nigerians, activists, religious bodies, N.G.O's and the media to come to their aid.


How can people work meticulously for a year plus without receiving salaries?

Some of them resigned from other jobs to take the jobs. Some of them are family men and women, some are even widows.


The other day one of them slumped and died out of hunger and frustrations.


How long will this victimisation go on?


Why is Udom Emanuel playing God?

Why is nobody talking about this? Has he bought the press?


God save the workers from frustrations-related deaths.

Ataidara:
In a state that boasts of the highest monthly allocation it is only reasonable to expect that critical sectors of the State such as healthcare would feel a positive impact. I was chanced to peer into the state' Immanuel General Hospital Eket Akwa Ibom and the revelations were disheartening. I would illustrate my points through a few photos.
My submissions are neither political nor based on hearsay as I had to stay in the hospital premises for a couple of days taking care of my sibling. One is only left to wonder if such a place is life sustaining or a death trap. From poor sanitary conditions to lackadaisical attitude of the nurses and cleaners (maybe due to the nonpayment of salaries of the new recruits for about a year now) to difficulty in obtaining essential amenities such as portable water and lightening (no alternative source of power). The list is worrisome.
All parties involved should indeed key into the dakkadda(rise up) slogan of the State and address this and other people-oriented issues.

Udom is working, I don travel oooo.I didn't say anything oo

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blezynetym:
[quote author=playtheblues post=42006859]The Governor of Akwa Abasi Ibom, His Excellency Udom Emmanuel has asked the Civil Servants recruited in AKS since November/December 2014 to forfeit their 1 year 2 months accumulated salaries which he is yet to pay them, stating that the state will be broke after paying thousands of them the accumulated salaries.
The Civil Servants have been lamenting. They have been going to work for a year plus now without any form of payment. They are calling on well meaning Nigerians, activists, religious bodies, N.G.O's and the media to come to their aid.
How can people work meticulously for a year plus without receiving salaries?
Some of them resigned from other jobs to take the jobs. Some of them are family men and women, some are even widows.
The other day one of them slumped and died out of hunger and frustrations.
How long will this victimisation go on?
Why is Udom Emanuel playing God?
Why is nobody talking about this? Has he bought the press?
God save the workers from frustrations-related deaths.

Udom is working, I don travel oooo.I didn't say anything oo

I tot d hospital is not in use for vry long time but I can see people still checkin

and the 2016 Budget got 36 Billion for 170 Million people and 115 Billion for just 2000 nuisance

Oga that's where you lie..... I stay in eket, ma dad was admitted in that hospital last year and it wasn't as bad as this.... the pix is an old pix.... it has been rehabilitated..... so stop painting Akwa ibom bad