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bushdoc9919:
View from a medical doctor.

(Disclaimer...I do not work for UPTH, or any of its affiliated institutions.)

First off, I commiserate with the students of Uniport as well as the lady's family over this untimely death.

Second....let's look at this case.

They got to the hospital. Most likely....they got to the Accident and Emergency Department....the Emergency Ward. And they were told by the nurse....No space.

When the nurse tells you no space...there most likely is NO space. Most nurses in charge of A and E do not turn away any patient who comes to them for help. And when there was no space...there most likely was no space.

The problem is that we do not have a good emergency response in this country. Here is how it is done in developed countries. The girl slumps, her fellow students immediately start CPR (which they have learned) and someone calls an ambulance. The ambulance arrives....and the ambulance drivers and paramedics start first aid. Meanwhile...they have an idea of where the nearest hospital with free bed space is....and they rush her there in the ambulance (Or sometimes by helicopter.). On arrival....there is a team of docs and nurses waiting for the patient.

It does not happen in Nigeria. And yes....UPTH is filled up because A and E can get busy(I should know). I have worked in hospitals where A and E is quiet during the day...then all hell breaks loose at night. And unfortunately...patients die because there is no space...or because the Casualty officer and the nurse are overstretched serving several patients.

So, the students should not blame the medical folks here. Instead....blame the lack of planning in our country. Port should have several tertiary level hospitals that are equipped to take care of several patients. The fact they do not is hardly my colleagues fault. And it won't be right to treat the patient on the floor either.

In a hospital....a tertiary hospital....no space means no space. The number of patients there was probably too many. So....unless the students have proof that there was space and the nurse was lying....I see no case of medical negligence. I see a case for better leadership from Abuja though....and for Buhari to appoint a health minister quick quick.

Hmmmm.
Let us look at it from this angle, if that lady was her daughter, relative or someone very close to the said nurse, what would she do?
No space and that's all!!!
I know the bulk of the blame lies on the government, but we can always improvise, we've always been doing so.

Singing...... Egba Ake, Ibe ni gbagbo ti bere .....*2 Se awa egba loni Jesu


(Egba ake, that's the origin of Christianity The Egbas own Jesus.)

@second pix.... ....
Amaechi dey vex say na Fashola dey do all d talking

#ItsonlyInNigeria dat robbers notify you to arrange a sum of money for dir coming, nd all d police could do is to tell you to go and comply

A senator’s salary is pegged at N2,026,400 per annum.

I dont believe the bolded part. That's approx. N170,000 basic salary monthly.

hmmmmm

Nigeria's Geometric Power will build a 1,080 megawatt power plant jointly with General Electric , with the first phase of the project generating 500
MW expected to be completed in 2019 at a cost of $800 million.




A welcome development. But with d 500MW getting completed in 4years time, i dont think we should be expecting constant electricity anytime soon, cos God knows how many MW we need; maybe 20,000.
However, with more private participation and a number of project going on simultaneously plus rehabilitation of existing plants, maybe in 10years time we will get dir.

Nigeria's Geometric Power will build a 1,080 megawatt power plant jointly with General Electric , with the first phase of the project generating 500
MW expected to be completed in 2019 at a
cost of $800 million.




A welcome development. But with d 500MW getting completed in 4years time, i dont think we should be expecting constant electricity anytime soon, cos God knows how many MW we need; maybe 20,000.
However, with more private participation and a number of project going on simultanously plus rehabilitation of existing plants, maybe in 10years time we will get dir.

Ere kini aja m bekun se?

which kind play dog dey do with lion

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Arabambi1:
Morally speaking, I was thinking a successor is in better position to initiate probe on the predecessor. You can hardly hear a new incoming state governor say he/she will probe the past administrations from inception till date, he/she will only concern him/herself with the immediate predecessor (e.g Wike is saying he will probe Amaechi and not starting from Odili). So GEJ should have probed OBJ, OBJ should have probed Abubakar, Abubakar should have probed Shonekan, Shonekan should have probed Abacha, Abacha should have probed babangida. It will be extremely difficult to say Shonekan should have started his probe from Shagari. So if GEJ did not deem it fit to probe OBJ for any reason, he should not advise GMB to extend his probe beyond his administration. Come to think of it, statement like this gives indication that you have already given up because of your atrocities. It's like saying "I know I am going down but I don't want to go down alone". The simple statement I expect from him is something like " Let them probe my administration and see whether they can find something against me" that's a brave man attitude GEJ!

You are blessed!
Olorun a da yin si sir

ichoku2015:
GEJ on point. The "probe" should cut across all past administration especially Abacha govt where Buhari served as the PTF Chairman considering the looted money returned to Nigeria from different parts of the world. Furthermore, the $63.7 billion debts was accumulated over past administrations. Lets start the probe from the source....

Na GEJ suppose probe previous administration(s) to make d job easier for GMB.
Anyway we'll START with GEJ. He is even indirectly admitting his tenure is corrupt

taiwotosho22:
Literally, the workings are correct but mathematically wrong. 0/0 is indeterminable. It could be anything i.e if you use another number apart from 100 to prove u could get another answer. Now OP use old numbers instead of even numbers to prove, u will see that u won't be able to prove it.

How about this

The steps seem to be quite logical.
When you prove in maths, you manipulate figures as you like, as long as your steps follow basic maths principles. It is not a must dat you express the numerator and denominator same way (or is dir any mathematical rule backing such?).

Although from existing knowledge 0/0 =undefined, so to say.
I actually saw d proof few years ago on an Indian Facebook Page for engineering students

This old man too get bad mouth.

I hope pdp will declare d seat of d spokesperson for d 'new' opposition party vacant so dat guys can apply.

The minister is the face of the president in each ministry......
Whatever a minister does, it is assumed it is the president acting, since d president cannot do everything on his own, therefore he is in need helpers.

Just like comparing a commissioner to a LG chairman.

Fortimer:
Great! may God c us 2ru. Did anybody dat wrote d test in MAPOLY receive d success sms?

Yes! Wrote @MAPOLY and I have received success message.

This is FUNAAB gate, not the one shown

This one na thesis o

Got this from wikipedia


Early life and education
Yemi was born in Lagos to the family of late
Sir Adeyemi. .[b]
He attended Corona School for his
primary school education. Between 1969 and
1975, he attended Igbobi College Yaba where
he won the following prizes: the winner of the
State Merit Award 1971; the School Prize for
English Oratory, 1972; Adeoba Prize for English
Oratory 1972-1975; Elias Prize for Best
Performance in History (WASC) – 1973, School
Prize for Literature (HSC), 1975; African
Statesman Intercollegiate Best Speaker’s Prize,
1974. [4] Between 1975 and 1978, he
proceeded to the University of Lagos where he
was awarded a Bachelor of Laws degree. After
obtaining a Second Class Upper Degree, he
received the Graham-Douglas Prize for
Commercial Law. In 1979, he undertook the
mandatory one year professional training at
the Nigerian Law School prior to being
admitted to practice as a barrister and
solicitor of Nigeria's Supreme Court. In 1980,
he attended the London School of Economics,
where he obtained his Master of Laws

I dont believe the story.
If Prof Osinbajo neglected his father, remember he has a junior brother- Akin Osinbajo who was also once an Attorney general and commissioner for justice in Ogun State.
At least one of them will have sympathy.

Yea, got it.

At least she is better than Mama P who was made P.S. with all her grammatical blonders.

Wow, good to see this online. Had a discussion on this with a friend on saturday.

Sincerely, d salary structure is poor. Getting a phd is no be beans, and such person still earn less than what a BSc holder with 2 to 3 years experience will earn in some standard firms. Thats why most of the best brains we have dont even consider lecturing in Nigeria

Between not all lecturers sell handout, at least it doesnt happen in my school, selling of handout happens mostly in state owned institutions and dir lecturers even earn less. Also i dont think its easy to get part time lecturing job in private university with just msc, most prefer prof or retired lecturers.

Also, You dont av to be a lecturer to av a secondary source of income, so thats no big deal.

we call it indogi

Gbam, lobatan.
President Jonathan, where is your certificate sir.

portaableg:
lol. We are all guys when it comes to engineering

If I hear!!!
Daz for dos ladies with 'tomato' chest.
But when it comes to water melon, i trust guys.

If such an advert had come from APC, am sure Maryln Ogar and her DSS crew would have been in action by now!

sine qua non