Chri08102702694:
You father is a dog. All the efforts you are making to trigger an e-fight between states will soon pay off then you will blame your ancestors here.

You are even dumber than I thought.How many teaching hospitals are in Abia, Enugu, Imo and Ebonyi? Please answer us.

Now in Anambra we have 2 teaching hospitals, one for state and one for the FG, located in Awka and Nnewi respectively. Is it a must that teaching hospitals will be replicated in all the cities in a state? If yes, show us any state that has done it for you to come here to spew nonsense.

Aside these teaching hospitals, Anambra has Onitsha general hospital, which has been upgraded into a specialist hospital. This is outside countless mission hospitals that are being financially sponsored by the state govt.

Tell me any state that can compete with Anambra in the light of the afore-mentioned. Dumb useless old man.

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OreMI22:

Despite ranting for 5 pages, the dog will not post even ONE city in entire Nigeria EXCEPT Onitsha that does not have a Teaching Hospital or a Federal Medical Center.

But he will try in Vain to post Pictures of Catholic hospital and Anglican hospitals in the Onitsha and try to pass them off as Government Tertiary Hospitals.

I hope anyone who has viewed this thread understand my own outrage against Ngige and Peter Obi when they failed to upgrade Onitsha General Hospital to a Specialist Hospital or a branch of Anambra State University teaching Hospital.

Even cities like Abakaliki which we like to laugh at have two better tertiary hospital system compared to Onitsha which has none.
To break this down in plain language for a lay person. What i am saying is that if you have a road traffic accident in Onitsha or Abakaliki which involve fractures and advanced medical care, you are very likely to die if you had the accident in Onitsha than if you had the accident in Abakaliki or even Aba!

This is why i think providing a solid and well equipped tertiary hospital in Onitsha will be Obiano's greatest legacy not necessarily building of flyover. Just as building University of Nigeria Nsukka, to educate masses of people in Nigeria rather than going abroad for university education was Zik's greatest legacy not really all the roads he tarred in Enu-Onicha.

Obi1kenobi:


There are only 21 Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria and 19 Teaching Hospitals (excluding Abuja). That's 40 in total for the 36 states. Only a few states have 2 of these: Ebonyi being one of very few. Anambra has one: a teaching hospital. Same with mighty states like Rivers, Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Ogun who only have one. While it's true we should aspire for more, your claim was somewhat misleading making it out like we are a rare case.
And Anambra from my experience has one of the highest concentrations of hospitals/clinics/medical centers in the country - mostly private owned. There is greater access to healthcare in Anambra than most states in the federation.

investnow2013:
AWKA

investnow2013:
AWKA

Obi1kenobi:


There are only 21 Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria and 19 Teaching Hospitals (excluding Abuja). That's 40 in total for the 36 states. Only a few states have 2 of these: Ebonyi being one of very few. Anambra has one: a teaching hospital. Same with mighty states like Rivers, Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Ogun who only have one. While it's true we should aspire for more, your claim was somewhat misleading making it out like we are a rare case.
And Anambra from my experience has one of the highest concentrations of hospitals/clinics/medical centers in the country - mostly private owned. There is greater access to healthcare in Anambra than most states in the federation.

OreMI22:


Dude stop being smart by half. NOBODY SAID ANAMBRA! WE SAID ONITSHA, THE BIGGEST CITY IN ANAMBRA.

Everyone knows that NAUTH Nnewi is a federal teaching hospital. It should in fact be sited in the biggest city in a state which is mainly the capital city except for states like Abia and Anambra where their biggest cities are not the state capital.

Abia made sure where most of her citizens lived (Aba) had at least a state teaching hospital in the city to cater for its teaming population.

In the case of Onitsha, it is the ONLY city of at least 1 million people in Nigeria that has neither a teaching hospital (Federal or State owned) nor a Federal Medical Center . Again, I challenge you to do a little research and find other populous cities like Onitsha in Nigeria without a huge tertiary health center!

That is why I am commending Gov. OBIANO for correcting the anomaly. Helping mission hospitals is good, but they can never match the capacity of a teaching hospital nor attract even half of the medical specialties in a teaching hospital. But a well built specialist hospital can do that

Obi1kenobi:


There are only 21 Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria and 19 Teaching Hospitals (excluding Abuja). That's 40 in total for the 36 states. Only a few states have 2 of these: Ebonyi being one of very few. Anambra has one: a teaching hospital. Same with mighty states like Rivers, Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Ogun who only have one. While it's true we should aspire for more, your claim was somewhat misleading making it out like we are a rare case.
And Anambra from my experience has one of the highest concentrations of hospitals/clinics/medical centers in the country - mostly private owned. There is greater access to healthcare in Anambra than most states in the federation.

OreMI22:
You know end times are here when an Igala man tells a bonafide Anambra person not to comment on Anambra thread.Anyhow, one does not argue with an iidiot. t's even worse when it's a mad iidiot at that.

AnambraDota:
What he is advocating for is corresponding government investment in public health facilities in Onitsha since what we currently have are private and mission hospitals. Onitsha doesn't have public health facility that is up to standard, Onitsha General Hospital is not enough for a city with high energy and population like Onitsha. If you compare what ANSG is investing in health in Onitsha and divide it by the population you will catch his drift. How can there be only one obsolete General Hospital in Onitsha, this is absurd and disgusting.

investnow2013:
UMUCHUKWU high court with judges quarters IN ORUMBA SOUTH LGA OF ANAMBRA STATE built by the lion of Africa Dr Godwin Maduka at Umuchukwu TOWN HAVE BEEN COMMISSIONED and handed over to Anambra state government.

OreMI22:


They know what i'm saying is true. They are just denying pointlessly.

I worked in the same hospital and several hospitals in Nigeria and the USA, so i know exactly what i'm talking about.

I love my state, but it does not mean i cannot speak truth to power.

In Onitsha, many innocent people have died from treatable common ailments like Asthma, diabetes, epilepsy because Onitsha is filled with quacks that cannot treat anything. The only general hospital in the town looks like a poultry which no right thinking person will visit to get treated. People serious about their health travel to Enugu to get competent care. Others remain in Onitsha and continue doing trado-medical until they finally die from the diseas
Look at the chart below and notice that all cities the size of Onitsha have at least a large TH or FMC or State Specialist Hospital

OreMI22:

They know what i'm saying is true. They are just denying pointlessly worked in the same hospital and several hospitals in Nigeria and the USA, so i know exactly what i'm talking aboutI love my state, but it does not mean i cannot speak truth to power.In Onitsha, many innocent people have died from treatable common ailments like Asthma, diabetes, epilepsy because Onitsha is filled with quacks that cannot treat anything. The only general hospital in the town looks like a poultry which no right thinking person will visit to get treated. People serious about their health travel to Enugu to get competent care. Others remain in Onitsha and continue doing trado-medical until they finally die from the disease.Look at the chart below and notice that all cities the size of Onitsha have at least a large TH or FMC or State Specialist Hospital

raker300:


I can see you’re a garrulous fellow so I’ll from here on out ignore your comments like I do with anambradoa.

You like to pontificate your shallow and pedantic points in a brash way without a care of quality in what you say.

First off; why say onitsha is full of quacks? It’s this gross comment that stuck out the most. Of all the hospitals (excluding government owned) in osha, why make such a statement? Are govt owned hospitals the only ones allowed to have real doctors? I don’t get it!!

Why say onitsha residents journey to enugu to get healthcare? When recently an Igwe in enugu was left for dead because no doctor was on seat to refer the case to another hospital over lack of equipment.

There are a over 10 hospitals within a 5km radious in onitsha..why journey 158km to enugu over an asthmatic emergency?

This would be my last comment to you ever...don’t bother replying

Obi1kenobi:


There are only 21 Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria and 19 Teaching Hospitals (excluding Abuja). That's 40 in total for the 36 states. Only a few states have 2 of these: Ebonyi being one of very few. Anambra has one: a teaching hospital. Same with mighty states like Rivers, Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Ogun who only have one. While it's true we should aspire for more, your claim was somewhat misleading making it out like we are a rare case.
And Anambra from my experience has one of the highest concentrations of hospitals/clinics/medical centers in the country - mostly private owned. There is greater access to healthcare in Anambra than most states in the federation.

ANSMEDIA:
Zoro took to his Instagram to announce the release of the video UPANDAN shot in the city of Onitsha.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jBB5FpfrN8

ANSMEDIA:
Governor Obiano receives WB Country Director, Nigeria, Mr Benmessoud, reaffirms support towards programs implementation

Kenechukwu Ofomah

The Country Director, World Bank in Nigeria, Mr Rachid Benmessoud today paid a courtesy visit to Governor Willie Obiano at the governor's lodge, Amawbia.
Mr Benmessoud who led a 10-man delegation from the World Bank on the visit, is in the State on a two-day Country Program Portfolio Review Exercise with focus on the Southeast and South south.
The idea behind the review is to work with governments of the benefitting states to accelerate the pace of the projects and ensure that the benefits are achieved for the people.

raker300:
Anambra airport as of yesterday..

Excavation of runways

ANSMEDIA:
As part of the efforts of His Excellency, Chief Dr. Willie M. Obiano to relocate the film industry to it's base in Anambra, the Hon. Commissioner for Youth Empowerment and Creative Economy, Hon. Bonaventure Enemali accompanied by his permanent secretary, Mrs. Steph Keri Uzor visited the set location in Awka for the shooting of the movie "MY PRIVATE PART", to lend moral support to the first team of producers and actors who answered the call to relocate Nollywood to Anambra.


#NollywoodinAnambra
#YouthEmpowermentAndCreativeEconomy

Obi1kenobi:


There are only 21 Federal Medical Centres in Nigeria and 19 Teaching Hospitals (excluding Abuja). That's 40 in total for the 36 states. Only a few states have 2 of these: Ebonyi being one of very few. Anambra has one: a teaching hospital. Same with mighty states like Rivers, Kano, Kaduna, Oyo and Ogun who only have one. While it's true we should aspire for more, your claim was somewhat misleading making it out like we are a rare case.
And Anambra from my experience has one of the highest concentrations of hospitals/clinics/medical centers in the country - mostly private owned. There is greater access to healthcare in Anambra than most states in the federation.

raker300:


I can see you’re a garrulous fellow so I’ll from here on out ignore your comments like I do with anambradota.

You like to pontificate your shallow and pedantic points in a brash way without a care of quality in what you say.

First off; why say onitsha is full of quacks? It’s this gross comment that stuck out the most. Of all the hospitals (excluding government owned) in osha, why make such a statement? Are govt owned hospitals the only ones allowed to have real doctors? I don’t get it!!

Why say onitsha residents journey to enugu to get healthcare? When recently an Igwe in enugu was left for dead because no doctor was on seat to refer the case to another hospital over lack of equipment.

There are a over 10 hospitals within a 5km radious in onitsha..why journey 158km to enugu over an asthmatic emergency?

This would be my last comment to you ever...don’t bother replying