englishmart:
When I saw "DUE TO MEDICAL ERROR" I knew she died in Nigeria. Not saying Nigeria has the worst medical system, but they have arguably the worst in the world, despite our wealth

philip0906:
This is sad!

Nigerian doctors instead of learning, practicing and focusing on their jobs, are slaying on Instagram.

Renforce:
Rip to the deceased

Andersonjr:
Chaii[i]GET A QUALIFIED AND CERTIFIED HOME TUTOR IF YOU STAY IN LAGOS FOR YOUR WARD/CHILD
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thisisme23:
This useless/wicked woman that almost killed me one day thank God she is gone

itspzpics:
Media personality, Binta Badmus, has passed on allegedly due to a medical error.

Binta worked with Smooth FM as a radio presenter before she moved to Channels TV.

Unfortunately, she had an ailment that was not life-threatening and had been going to the hospital to receive treatment before she passed.

The exact cause of her death is not known but social media users who are mourning her claim a "hospital mistreated and gave her the wrong injection that froze her into death!"

Source ; http://www.praizenews.com/media-personality-binta-badmus-died-due-to-a-medical-error-nigerians-mourns-her/

CanadaOrBust:


REALLY? What happened?

RIP to her

seborrhic:
The people that peddled the news should be bold enough to mention the name of the hospital and the so called "wrong injection" she was given.
At least now everyone is getting more circumspect knowing you cannot just put out somebody's name or organization and claim that person committed an error without you having cast iron proof.
Tarnishing people's image and reputation has become a stock in trade of many people now because they have this mistaken belief they can run to social media and post anything without no one holding them accountable.
It has got to stop.
If you are sure of your facts,mention name,place,person,organisation or facility responsible and be ready to defend your accusations in court.

englishmart:
When I saw "DUE TO MEDICAL ERROR" I knew she died in Nigeria. Not saying Nigeria has the worst medical system, but they have arguably the worst in the world, despite our potentials

Xisnin:

This is what we expect from people who never left Nigeria.
Stella Obasanjo didn't die in Nigeria.

A simple Google search would have cured your ignorance and showed you that
over 400,000 Americans are killed yearly due to official medical error and not
social media reports.

But what should we expect from a country filled with low-self esteem citizens who
take pride in attacking their country at any opportunity.
SMH.

itspzpics:
Media personality, Binta Badmus, has passed on allegedly due to a medical error.

Binta worked with Smooth FM as a radio presenter before she moved to Channels TV.

Unfortunately, she had an ailment that was not life-threatening and had been going to the hospital to receive treatment before she passed.

The exact cause of her death is not known but social media users who are mourning her claim a "hospital mistreated and gave her the wrong injection that froze her into death!"

Source ; http://www.praizenews.com/media-personality-binta-badmus-died-due-to-a-medical-error-nigerians-mourns-her/

seborrhic:
The people that peddled the news should be bold enough to mention the name of the hospital and the so called "wrong injection" she was given.
At least now everyone is getting more circumspect knowing you cannot just put out somebody's name or organization and claim that person committed an error without you having cast iron proof.
Tarnishing people's image and reputation has become a stock in trade of many people now because they have this mistaken belief they can run to social media and post anything without no one holding them accountable.
It has got to stop.
If you are sure of your facts,mention name,place,person,organisation or facility responsible and be ready to defend your accusations in court.

nervorum:


Your source claims cause of death is unknown, yet states that a wrong injection froze her to death, and you compounded it by claiming (your title) the deceased died from medical error. Isn't this an uneducated and senseless sensationalism?

philip0906:
This is sad!

Nigerian doctors instead of learning, practicing and focusing on their jobs, are slaying on Instagram.

Tiger01:
Must bloggers look for who to blame in a death case?
God help us

Dextre:



So they shouldn't live again.

ctleurocollege:
Our doctors are mostly quacks

LoydJ:
Living in Nigeria should be included as 1000 ways to die hard.

Dextre:



Anything death these days is usually caused by nigerian doctors. That is where we are now. Even this one that cause of death is still unknown,the social media group have given their own verdict 'injection froze her to death'

Tiger01:


For real fam!
"The injection froze her to death part " burst me.
Mtchew