lefulefu:
As a nigerian doctor coming to the US to practice u wont be allowed to just practice like that.You will write a sort of exam they call the US medical licencing exam(USLME).The ones who are succesful in the exams are then retrained.Nigerian doctors overall they try cos if u see am we lack facilities in naija.you can imagine in some govt hospitals they have to perform surgery with chinese rechargable touchlights and candles cos no light and no diesel to power the generators. but then there some naija doctors wey dey fuk up and give a bad image about doctors in naija.

anselm791:


at this time of the morning?

maiahsaiah:


Nah, this one was just a he-goat.

femi4:
Ibuprofen is a very strong pain killer. Not to be administered unless in a severe cases

Omoluabi16:
Had a serious health issue years back, that required immediate diagnosis. I really doubted if I was going to last the next 24 hours......Then the government hospital scheduled my appointment for 3 month's time.

Private hospitals will always give value for money. Very friendly doctors and motherly nurses. The Young nurses are always beautiful too.

badboy92:
They killed my father few months ago, we rushed him to the hospital they said no deposit no treatment, at around 1am in the morning with no atm card.

And yes, it's a private hospital.


Nigeria has failed a lot of people, don't blame people wanting to run away, nothing works in this country

RIP dad

DECLAN2015:



Wonderful advice
Just seek advice from other people

So the person that diagnosis him.what is he?And you are telling people to seek advice from other people.

fkj950ax:

What is the name of the hospital and which State is it located?
Shielding them allows them to continue this bad practice

YesNo:
Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh. R. I. P

True selfless LEGEND

passion007:


THIS IS NOTHING SHORT OF A LIE!!

LIAR LIAR, PANTS OF FIRE!!

passion007:


Some of these posts are just insane.

Did you really schedule an outpatient appointment when you knew you had less than 24 hours. What then is the purpose of Accident and Emergency??

People make stupid decisions and put the blame on doctors.

Mr man, if you feel you have an immediately life threatening condition, show up at A&E, no one will turn you back,.

passion007:


THIS IS NOTHING SHORT OF A LIE!!

LIAR LIAR, PANTS OF FIRE!!

HBB1:


Same ibuprofen I will still drink this morning-- very strong pain killer?

Even children use it you know...

Oga talk another rubbish!

anselm791:


I think we have a doc here, and he is making a lot of sense I must confess.
they are not magicians, we are just stupid. lol

perdollar:
bring him to 68NARHY

stevups:

You are not telling lie. It happened to someone. We returned ther person to those Hausa people

midnighter:


Calm yourself down. Or what are you doing in my mentions? Confused being

trilobite:
Happened to a very good friend of mine:

One girl slept didn't wake up and was rushed to the hospital. The doctors ran tests, and did all they could (in their illiterate mind) before confirming her dead.

The mum however refused the hospital moving her daughter to the mortuary, insisting she was alive. Now when someone dies a final injection is given to the corpse before the body is moved. The mum fought tooth and nail against it's administration.

The family ordered one of their doctor sons in the USA to come back and run a final check on his sister. He took an immediate flight and arrived a few days later. Now note throughout all this the girl's body was covered on the hospital bed like a dead corpse.

Dude came in, didn't even need any fancy equipment, just checked her body and confirmed.....SHE WAS ALIVE!!!! He ordered specific tests, gave her some injections after which she regained conciousness.

The incident still scares me to this day. If not the family had him, the hospital would have killed their daughter. How many people who are in a worst financial situation have suffered a worst fate?

God help us.

Kelvin30286063:
One said I had appendicitis and they will have to perform an operation on me.
My mom was already very worried about how the operation will go then my dad decided we should try another hospital. Poor man didn't want to pay huge on an operation.
I got diagnosed for Typhoid fever and got treated.
15 years later, I'm still kicking.

midnighter:


They were just using that woman as a scapegoat.

Her supervisor didnt show up and left her to look after like 50 patients alone. Then they allowed him to fly back to Ireland

The staff swapped the boy to another bed without informing her. The bed they moved him to had an order saying not to resuscitate if the patient fell unconscious and thats how he died

The people who wanted to sack her are a bunch of racists.

Virus99:
I had typhoid based on the test result... And the Doctor's only solution is drip.
Even before the test result came out, he already put me on drip.

He was about to give me the 5th drip in just 2 days... When my brothers refused.

The man is notorious for giving people drip.

I heard someone fell into a well, upon the person's rescue and taken to the same hospital the doctor was busy administering drips!

Imagine! Someone rescued from inside water and yet being hammered with water

Oooops:

Damn you are fine sha...
How are you?

saasala:


So how is the girl doing now?

HBB1:


They are retrained after their passing exams again?

Stop saying what you don't know man!

starstaz:
Reading thru life time experiences of clients with Nigerian doctors, has reinforced the need for we D doctors to swallow our pride and readjust to offer excellent service to our patient. To the patient we are so sorry. The pride of every doctor is to receive positive feedback from the client after medical engagement or consultation. More so Our practice recognized Strength and weakness ( talking about specialty and attention to details). A smart Dr should equally concentrate on such area of strength etc

magicminister post=84397722[b:
I have had multiple bad experiences with Nigerian doctors.


I have been misdiagnosed and struggled with health issues as a result of bad diagnoses.
However, I strongly believe that with a well regulated health industry, equipments, training and adequate pay, Nigerian doctors can easily perform better than their peers anywhere in the world.

This brings me back to what I’ve always said; Nigeria can never be a successful country until we have more middle class than poor people.

The poverty of the majority poor will make it difficult for any industry to flourish in Nigeria including the health sector.[/b]

Segkem2013:
Hmmmm....

I had a surgery sometime in 2015 in a federal hospital at Abuja, on the surgical bed the doctor meant to fix the drip on my hand kept puncturing my hands and he did so in a very mean manner. A colleague of his asked him to calm down and he started ranting about how someone brushed his car and pulled out the bumper. After that, I needed to go for post surgery treatment. On that particular day I was having this severe headache that ran through my spine and couldn't sit for long as a result Anastasia administered on me. I pleaded with this same premature doctor to allow me see the consultant as I was in sefia pains. This dude was so rude and asked me if I'm the first person to be in pains. I just told him that ''guy even as I am in pains, if I hear Pim from your mouth again, I'll gather my last strength and beat you up'' the guy just waka jejely as me ma don mean am since the day I had the surgery when he used my hands for acupuncture practice. Eventually I saw the chief consultant who told me to drink more water to wash down the effect of the Anastasia and spend more time lying down as against sitting up for the mean time. He also scolded him for not knowing what to do to relieve my pains. I just thank God he wasn't the chief consultant.... I for no see my breakthrough in life.