₦airaland Forum

Niger is a broke ass country.....ABUJA, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Nigeria's Senate on Thursday passed a record 10.59 trillion naira ($34.72 billion) budget for 2020,) $35b dollars for 200m people while uk will spend £134b for health service of 70million people. We don die in Niger

NHS England -134 billion GBP
2019
Total Public Spending
in the United Kingdom
Central Government and Local Authority
-5yr -1yr Fiscal Year 2020
Public Pensions £161 billion
National Health Care + £162 billion
State Education + £92 billion
Defence + £50 billion
Social Security + £126 billion
State Protection + £33 billion
Transport + £35 billion
General Government + £17 billion
Other Public Services + £118 billion
Public Sector Interest + £52 billion
Total Spending = £848 billion

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Nigeria has huge river why are they building dams in the North which are dry when do hall of Southwest and south-south have a lot of water. The German company Siemens did a visibility study and found out Nigeria can build a 5000 megawatt Dam on the River Niger in south south. This study was done in 1995 and nothing is done up to today we are building dams in the north of Nigeria which is desert

The issue with dams is that you dont control the water supply . What if one of the source countries decides to build a major dam....then water that you need for your dam is affected. currently Egypt and other countries are having issues with ethiopia building a dam.

Can someone please tell me roughly how many homes can 40MW power. I dont know so just asking. want to have a rough idea where we are and where we are going.

he should have been handcuffed......

FlutterDollar99:
This is an attack on SE

Sharap there.
I'm Abian and i'm happy.
Abia has nothing to show for in 29 yrs of its creation and 20 yrs of drmocracy.
Everyone of them that has messed up Abia is in this govt;Ogbonnaya Onu,Ouk.Ta orji etc.

JIDECAC:
lol

Sharap there.
I'm Abian and i'm happy.
Abia has nothing to show for in 29 yrs of its creation and 20 yrs of drmocracy.
Everyone of them that has messed up Abia is in this govt;Ogbonnaya Onu,Ouk.Ta orji etc.

FlutterDollar99:
shsssssss stealing is not corruption.
The north is systematically... Taking over indigenous properties

You meant stolen properties

Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child.[/quote]\

Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i saw any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patients die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

Conceptman:
a scene like this played out in front of me in one of the Lag general hospital, one woman had to form weakness and demanding an assistance to even walk, people waiting to see the Dr felt pity for her and were all ready to give out their space for the woman to see the Dr, I was shocked when I saw the woman outside the pharmacy walking with lots of energy and full of life, I was like see this old woman too o

Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child.[/quote]\

Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i say any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patient die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

sunshineV:
Phone for sale. Check siggy

Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child.[/quote]\

Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i say any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patient die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

oluwasegun007:
The entity is far gone...

Nothing is working...


Advise... whatever you do, plan for your unborn child.

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Most Nigerian Hospitals are rubbish, i travelled back to Niger recently to look after my Dad who was admitted to Babcock hospital Ilishan. Worst decision ever. This is the worst hospital i have come across in my life. Not sure who gave such a place license to practice. it should be revoked with immediate effect.
No Standard operating procedures, filthy wards infested with ants, very rude nurses, no compassion and can't be bothered, lack experience, doctors are no better, all very young school leavers with few years of practice, in most cases, they have no idea what to do. Not sure i say any doctor or consultant that is over 45 years. Most are in their early 30's. some just graduated from Babcock University. (You dont need to be intelligent to study Medicine at Babcock uni, Once you dad can pay for it, thats it....you'll be a doctor in a few years time- what a joke).
Expensive tablets were either going missing from under the nurses care or not being administered on time. Wrong doses given, sometimes i have to correct the nurses and inform them that some medication have been stopped by the doctors , its like they dont read the doctors note before administering drugs, wrong combination, wrong doses, and sometimes nothing is even administered but on record they will lie that they have administered the drug. This happened a couple of times when i just bought some new drugs and had it with me but the nurses will lie and say they have already given the drug while it is still with me.In some cases, the drug has finished and you know it has but they will tick it off the chart that they have administered the drug...Sometimes, patients who should have had breakfast 8am dont even eat till 10am or sometimes 11am. (my dad was being fed through a tube and you will struggle to find a nurse to come and feed him. When nurses hand over from one shift to another, the whole medical ward comes to a stand still, this takes about 2 hours of paper work being done and during that time no patient is being attended to in the ward.
It was a struggle to get ordinary bedsheet to be changed once you have had one, its like patient are only entitled to one bedsheet a day and once it gets stained with blood or soiled, you can wait half a day to get a replacement thats if you do get one at all.
Its all about money, pay , pay pay and keep paying till you drop dead. I have never seen anyone being given the amount of drip my dad had, drip, drip, drip and drip.....its like, we will keep you alive but you are not getting better.
Syringes are reused, even though it clearly says do not reuse, medical devices are passed from patient to patient and they just use a tissue to wipe it before using for another patient, no alcohol to sterilise it...I had to argue everyday there just to get some approved standard , even when the old man was being bath/wiped as he was bed ridden, there are no screens to cover, the whole ward just had two screens, windows to the ward are broken and when it rains or gets a bit cold in the night, the patients get cold, the toilets stink.

I look back at those two months my Dad spent there and it looks like i failed the old man, i should have gone with my instinct and remove the old boy. He eventually passed a couple of months ago and i'm not sure i can forgive myself. The two months i spent in that ward, i saw 8 patient die....Babcock is not a hospital....It is just one of the killing fields we have in Nigeria. The whole country needs a reset.

Esejojo:
Impressive. When will other governors follow suite?

Especially Lagos.....where Oluomo has turned himself into a lord with Tinubu's backing.

Alphafeezay:
First of all, we as a people are very bad and wicked.

Now I will support shoot at sight on this kind of matter....

An insult on our civil engineers in Nigeria and Coren, so we don't have engineers in Nigeria we that can build trailer park.

Coldie:
To construct ordinary trailer park, ordinary trailer park I repeat, they had to bring an expatriate.


Are our Nigerian engineers that useless.

Rivers state government I hope u are seeing this, Dangote has turned eliozu/airport road into his trailer park and the government sees nothing wrong with it, in terms of governance wike knows nothing about development, no wonder during his time as minister of education he didn't make any reasonable lasting impact

I feel you.....first thing that came to my mind......why all these oyinbos to build just trailer park, so Nigerian engineers cannot build trailer park.

Jamesilvar:
You treat without medical report wahala from police.
You don't treat without police report wahala from citizens.
You refer to government hospital to avoid police report wahala citizens go still attack you.
You refer to a specialist citizens go still attack you.

When they removed police report as a prerequisite for medical care for gunshot injuries, why didn't they consider stab wounds as well?

Nigeria needs a reset.

adecz:
When will govt start closing down
such hospitals & withdrawing such
doctors certificates?



Since when did stab wounds have to
be accompanied by police report?

They should start with Babcock hospital....they killed my Dad.

9jahotblog:
Omituntun ru ni oyo people's voice.

This will never have happened under and apc government with Tinubu collecting half of the state's fund. All apc STATES ARE 4UCKED.

iSlayer:
All the borders are threats because all the borders are porous. Nigeria is just lying naked with little protection around her, ready to raped by any belligerent forces.

Dog Style or from side?

Ijaya123:
What exactly will they be teaching at that university?

how to assembly Okada..i guess

Jibsy203:
Stupid and backward governor, ogun state road is d worst road in Nigeria

Not a single good road in Ijebu ode......

Not a single good road in Ijebu ode......

How about we stop the others like Lagos state.

Olosho na self employment.........

sotall:
Confused guy

why is he confused, he has a legitimate right to fight for what he believes is right. Tuface was wrong to infringe on his copyright material.

Coldie:
All these things are not necessary.

Which one is local content act are Nigerian's not working in the UK?

oh yes they are but how many of them head corporate organisations in uk or ftse 100? The point is you are not given the chance over here but its so easy for a white guy to be put in charge of our corporations in Nigeria even when we have Nigerians with a better track record.

thugmansion:
Hope they can maintain it.

Let them complete it first before talking of maintenance

Muyiwaipere:
Make Una chop am..na Una time

Meanwhile... Wouldn't it be nice if you can get a solar generator that can power your fan all through this heat period without stopping at a very small price of 40000# .

Call or whatsapp me for details 0 7 0 8 9 9 6 2 4 7 0

You're a fool.

TechCapon:
Buhari has only two options in this matter, put his foot down like a man and tell the US to fvck off (exactly what Russia and China would have done) or unleash EFCC to effect the arrest of Allen Onyeama and throw him to the dogs to face prosecution in the US.

I think Buhari will go for the second option not because he's a coward but because Nigeria cannot afford to lose the good relationship it has with the US. All those foreign aid worth billions of dollars are worth more than a single individual.

nigeria is not Russia or China.......never compare Nigeria to these countries.

sLentlover7778:
You'll have to start cow business..

the kind of comments some of you write is just sickening. ...like you have no brains at all.

these guys are more effective than the ministry of works and transport.

Beln:
She's naturally beautiful

No no she's not....she's just ok