Pidgin2:


But when they migrate they get instant jobs and pass their examinations with ease, how so if they are not good?

Come ask them for me

Talibanis:
You Just echoed my mind there. It's sad losing a life worse off a child. Seeking for justice is one thing but if actually there were errors in the management of the deceased child it will help to save the life of another child or patient in similar condition. However, it will not bring back the child's life. The mother was just too carefree with her child's life, instead she was busy noting all her claimed hospital lapses as if she knew it was going to end like this so she will have enough evidence to make a case as it has tragically happened.

If she wasn't happy with the management of the child then for Godsake demand for an urgent transfer somewhere else she would have been comfortable with.

The way I see it, it's a coroner's case so an autopsy should be ordered to determine the cause of death and an inquiry over the management of the child should be setup to investigate....simple!

fantastic observation and conclusion. # doff my hat

ahmg001:
stop bn stupid.no mother will ever want her child go lyk dat.I lost my sister just last week bcus of ds so called quack doctors we parade in ds stupid country

Sorrg for your lost dear.. May we never be a victim of circumstances.. But we should always be pro active... Our health and live should always be given the best care.. When she noticed something immediately she should have withdraw her son from there.. She is in Lagos state for crying out loud and Lagos state has one of the best government hospital cos of there prompt service..Seriously she noticed all what she wrote up and still stay. That's practically nonsense

Until I hear from the hospital, the woman is striving so hard to spoil the reputation of the hospital..

The story doesn't add up..

rip to the son

[quote author=ahmg001 post=57925110] stop bn stupid.no mother will ever want her child go lyk dat.I lost my sister just last week bcus of ds so called quack doctors we parade in ds stupid country[/quoteSorrg for your lost dear.. May we never be a victim of circumstances.. But we should always be pro active... Our health and live should always be given the best care.. When she noticed something immediately she should have withdraw her son from there.. She is in Lagos state for crying out loud and Lagos state has one of the best government hospital cos of there prompt service..Seriously she noticed all what she wrote up and still stay. That's practically nonsense

Pidgin2:


Go to government hospital, they are better than private ones

Do you really think I'm jobless and just decide to type that long ass post,look I'm burying my mum this weekend and I have first hand experience of the things I saw,if you want to keep supporting rubbish it's your choice I just pray you don't have to experience it the way I did..thank you and goodbye.

Is only in Yoruba land that some one will just finish secondary school, the next thing you will hear from the person is that she is doing Nursing apprentice, no School of Nursing or School of Health Certificate, that's how you see dem with their yam legs killing innocent souls.

It is a pity that you gambled with the young boy's life, I am more saddened by your action than the negligence of the hospital.You had a choice to find a better alternative,instead your were busy taking pictures of the dying boy and the hospital equipment.Which justice do you seek,and from whom do you expect the justice to come from. As parents,we should realize when we are at fault, you owe the boy a serious apology even in His death. You did not do anything to save the life of that young man, leave the hospital and the doctors alone, even the government owed hospitals are in shambles,otherwise, your president wouldnt have been out of this country recieving treatment

We Nigerians still believe we have doctors in this country.If we have any,why will forme president Buhari will be taken to abroad for medical treatment. All we have now is doctors that open google before they can treat malaria.
The best is to pray u dont fall sick in this country because if u are sick,u are OYO.We only rely on God's power to do the treatment not doctors with trial an error. most private hospital in Lagos state no be hospital. They are matuaries. Have thyphord and they will diagnose malaria for u.God is our doctor not someone that scored high mare in jamb because of expo.
Next time pray to God to direct your footstep to the right place.

Sorry for your loss. The burden of a lost child is definitely heavy, especially if it caould have been prevented.

Every case of a preventable death is sad.

However, Doctors and Nurses actually have no power over life or death regardless of how diligent they may be. A lot of Doctors have the pride that they actually have control but they don't. Please note that I am not excusing the lapses that you described.

A lot of Doctors anywhere in the world are not trained in the art of connecting faulty equipment. Hospitals that have certain equipment should be mandated to have people who can work those equipment on staff, or should train their Doctors in the use of the said equipment.

They problem is a systematic failure and the hospital clearly is not well equipped to be regarded as such just like a lot of other hospitals in Nigeria (even our so called Tertiary health/teaching hospitals). And this problem stretches across the health industry in Nigeria. Healthcare is not properly funded or regulated. Just like everything else e.g. schools, roads, universities.

Nigerians do not have a lot of options when it comes to a lot of things and we always manage what we have and suffer. We manage our hospitals, bad roads, no water, no light. etc.

A lot of hospitals should be downgraded to clinics etc. But if all of this is enforced, how will Nigerians get healthcare.

Doctors and Nurses should take the lead in this reform but unfortunately, they are as helpless as every Nigerian on the street.

Our leaders are not listening and they will take their family to better developed countries. The only weapon Nigerians have is to strike and it never works because people suffer and the blame goes back to the healthcare workers.

I hate medical doctors prefer traditional medicine

Firstly, RIP to the young boy, Tobi. May you find rest at the bosom of the Lord
Secondly, this is an incomplete story. My question is, what brought Tobi to the hospital?
before a CT scan can be requested on a patient, it must be something serious
However, the doctors should have been ready for the next line of action before the arrival of the CT scan result
especially when the patience's life is threatened.

Really sad. RIP Tobi.

My Dad was once terribly ill, I rushed down to the hospital and upon getting there, it was a quack hospital, I just requested for the best hospital around and moved in there for proper treatment. Had i not taken that decision in good time, it probably would have been a different story.

Just may be a little more decisiveness would have changed this story, just may be...

Is only in Yoruba land that some one will just finish secondary school, the next thing you will hear from the person is that she is doing Nursing apprentice, no School of Nursing or School of Health Certificate, that's how you see dem with their yam legs killing innocent souls. Sorry for the lost dearest sister, may God Almighty help you in healing the wound.

ipobarecriminals:
that's how ine useless hospital. gave me HBP tablet instead of typhoid/ malaria oo.Thank God,i checked it online b4 i swallow it.

The hospital probably knows that Igbos are giving you nightmares and HBP, reason why they decided to give you the drugs..

On the topic, I think the woman should sue the useless hospital.

Have you ever visited the hospital in question? Do you know anyone who has in recent times? If no, then you are only being overly sentimental and biased(without real facts) which is of course, expected.

Iconoclaste:

That a thousand and one laymen say something in unison doesnt necessarily make them right not even by half.
Get informed, knowledge they say is power. Ur welcome.

Sad to say, I have worked there before, had to resign......

And yes, I know what really happened.....

The woman's story is 75% true.....

Lots of irregularities in the place, but I cant disclose much info here....

Mommy sorry for the loss,

fatymore:
Sorrg for your lost dear.. May we never be a victim of circumstances.. But we should always be pro active... Our health and live should always be given the best care.. When she noticed something immediately she should have withdraw her son from there.. She is in Lagos state for crying out loud and Lagos state has one of the best government hospital cos of there prompt service..Seriously she noticed all what she wrote up and still stay. That's practically nonsense

. Am so sorry for sounding rude.am still in shock DT I have to lose sumone so close to me.its still lyk a dream

I lost my dear son Kelvin same manner at Eko Hospital. This is the most painful of all pains. If not for God, I could have wasted the lives of those that were responsible, but for God who reign supreme, I left everything for HIM. Kelvin, Rest in peace my dear son, will see you very soon son. Omo oyi oyi, oyi ebegigun showu, I wished I could replace your life with mine.
Take heart madam and don't go to court please, they will lie on the dead boy and that will most hurt you with broken heart in the process.

ahmg001:
. Am so sorry for sounding rude.am still in shock DT I have to lose sumone so close to me.its still lyk a dream

thats why I didn't replied rude too. So sorry for your loss once again. May God give you the grace to bear it... It painful losing someone close to you.the thought of never seeing them again is overwhelming... Take care

Pidgin2:



Before you start ranting our doctors and nurses are hot cakes abroad. Have you tried using a government hospital? Not your road side make shift pharmacy

Life is too short, apply for a visa and leave already

.what rubish is this one saying, like u jst resume work abroad, u will take professional exams before u start work, u think its dat easy. The truth is Nigerian Dr are very careless and don't value human life they are more concerned about money, same goes to the nurses, have we ever wonder y most of the elite go abroad for medical vacation, one of the reason is negligence on the part of healthcare providers, who place more enphasy on money, why.. ..the answer is sisimple..
People are not taking legal actions against them, but when they start appearing in court and they get sent behind the bars, they will sit up

flexxyworld:



since one knew all these, then why even take such risk with a life so dear.. it hurts.. justice can't even bring back the innocent child again..

abeg dats how u Nigerians reason..."justice can't bring d child back"..and more keep..dying In d hands of negligent doctor...dis woman should please sue DAT useless hospital..and sack its useless doctors....dats how my young 59 old grandma died out of hospital negligence..... mother please take drastic action!!!

Pidgin2:


But when they migrate they get instant jobs and pass their examinations with ease, how so if they are not good?

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Really?

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SalamRushdie:
I doubt if that oxygen ever worked, from the kind of rough set up I see there I doubt if that that contraption can deliver oxygen in the right pressure and amount needed..

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Pressure?

There was no oxygen in the tank.

Oxygen in such a tank is highly compressed.

The set up cannot contain oxygen.

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Rozaytee:
abeg dats how u Nigerians reason..."justice can't bring d child back"..and more keep..dying In d hands of negligent doctor...dis woman should please sue DAT useless hospital..and sack its useless doctors....dats how my young 59 old grandma died out of hospital negligence..... mother please take drastic action!!!

I'm not against her wanting too sue. but the saw the hand writing on the wall from the first minute dey arrived the hospital when she ad too back the chikd too the ward, too poor welfare, too Incompetency, too lack of service, it was as bad as there don't even change bedspread. yet kept the child there for 3days, while taking pix and expecting it maybe too end like this and take action.. I'm saying it's just a case of when a knife cuts your hand and you throw the knife too the ground., the knife has already done it's worse.

Kayode12345:
.what rubish is this one saying, like u jst resume work abroad, u will take professional exams before u start work, u think its dat easy. The truth is Nigerian Dr are very careless and don't value human life they are more concerned about money, same goes to the nurses, have we ever wonder y most of the elite go abroad for medical vacation, one of the reason is negligence on the part of healthcare providers, who place more enphasy on money, why.. ..the answer is sisimple..
People are not taking legal actions against them, but when they start appearing in court and they get sent behind the bars, they will sit up

Because they're Nigerian doctors, they all don't value human life? Smh, I give up on your case

[b]Nigerian doctors are scammers and uneducated. Forget all the rubbish they read in school they don't have experience at all they just want your money. My younger brother got sick in school and was diagnosed of HBP, a boy of 21. He was administered some drugs, injections and drip intravenously but wasn't getting any better. 3 days later by midnight he started vomiting about 8 times all through the night. By morning i received a call from his class mates that the nurse who is giving him HBP drugs and injections want to admit him to the hospital. My mind cut I told them I was coming to school to take him, no one should take him anywhere, the nurse insisted it was dangerous blah blah blah.. I asked her to give him ORT till I come. I came over and took him to a doctor friend of mine who told me he had Maleria hence the rise in BP, secondly they were giving him conflicting dosages of drugs which caused him to vomit all through that night. My Lil brother was giving just Maleria drugs and some other drugs for BP and blood but instructed to finish the Maleria medicine first. The next day he was completely fine and returned to school 2 days later. Am so sorry about Toby but If only you understand the incompetence level of Nigerian Hospitals and the red flags you won't let them even touch your son. If I saw an oxygen tank like that in a hospital my son will be admitted Am Off in a second because it's a red flag the management and doctors their are clueless. Take hear madam. [/b]

Pidgin2:


Because they're Nigerian doctors, they all don't value human life? Smh, I give up on your case

...When I mean Dr, not all of them though but many of them, they don't place value for patient or thier relative.. .....

CROWNWEALTH019:
Nigerian doctors are criminals

A great percentage of us take our calling very seriously and are very well trained.

Mimzyy:
The hospital is a very terrible one and their license should be revoked. That's the summary bro.

Outdated equipment, very sluggish and uncaring nurses,lack of experienced hands..etc

There are issues there and you're right.I've worked there before.

Negligence on the part of the mother caused the boy life, after 2hrs in the hospital the mother ought to have deduct the kind of hospital her son got admitted into

As at today, i can never take my enemy to Duro Soloye hospital, the hospital lost her glory long time ago because of bad management from the medical director ,the useless man at one time had a permanent suit in Sheraton hotels carrying one Nike yeyebrity up-and-down


This woman did not fight enough to save his son life,what a pity