₦airaland Forum

Nahunger:


Give us your address make dem waybill them to you 😂😂

IamANigerianMan:
99% of Nigerians are criminals any innovation that will stop their criminality they must complain that is your case

Candidlady:
Yes he would listen... He is like a father.. all we need is just patience


Rome wasn't built in a day

DrTee1:
We have to be careful as a people.

Already, our health workers are already greatly overworked. The conventional health workers we have left in this country are about the more patriotic ones who have chosen to stay back to help the system.

In a situation where we make claims like this against them because a relative "spent millions" despite being abroad, we may find health workers taking more steps to see fewer patients per time so as to give maximal attention.

You cannot be abroad and claim that health workers in Oghara were on social media when they should be attending to your recently deceased relative. You cannot be blaming them for performing last office rites and moving a corpse to the morgue as soon as certified dead.

This was a patient that spent two months in the hospital, according to you, and had a tracheostomy tube inserted, amongst other care. Clearly, that medical team was not quite negligent. No medical team can do all of that while being negligent.

A patient on a Tracheostomy tube is a Specialist/Consultant's responsibility, working in conjunction with a large team of other doctors who may also be specialists, alongside doctors in various levels of postgraduate training, aside undergraduate medical students. That's aside the Nurses and all other allied health workers that play a lot of roles.

It is not enough to make allusion to those cases that ended up as mortality and not make reference to the many cases that are treated and discharged. Indeed, cases that go to Teaching Hospitals are usually very bad cases that cannot be managed at Secondary level medical facilities, as demonstrated by the referral from the hospital in Sapele to the Teaching Hospital in Oghara.

While there may be indeed cases of negligence, the continued media, physical and verbal harassment of medical practitioners at various levels of practice in Nigeria doesn't bode well for our already friable medical structure.

As it is, many citizens present at the hospital very late, and in very bad conditions, after taking all manners of harmful substances over the years in that name of herbal concoctions as well as unhealthy lifestyles before presenting late in the hospital where the medical staff now have to undo the deed.

We must realise that the best way to treat any disease condition is to prevent it. Where matters are already very bad, regardless of how much is spent, the chances are not assured - not anywhere in the world, but especially worse in third world countries.

We should all be careful.

essentialone:
Her picture shows that she is a chronic prostitute.

One down, many more yet to go...

EggSoup:
People still dey go this NYSC?
Stupid people

iCauseTrouble:
Very weak NLC

MaxInDHouse:
I am Maximus one of JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES would you like to chat with me on the topic of discussion?

KashApp:
I voted Chief Segun Oni but since our people sold their votes, then congratulations to BAO. What is important is for our state to move forward. I pray BAO be a blessing to the state and perform wonderfully well. Chief Segun Oni as an elder should support him for the betterment of the state and the people.

jumper524:
then no read the first post ghan.
The media just sensationally put elrufai there.
There was no place where he mentioned elrufai in the post.

FERNANDEZISBACK:
Why hyping and supporting a criminal?

greatiyk4u:
Why fight a battle where u know there will be no justice if there is no ulterior motive?



If the fight is sincere, it is worth sacrificing life to be a martyr


But since it is political, they end up sacrificing the lives of others while saving theirs.



Buhari is a master in the game of Nigeria politics

Shellsploit:
Shoot them all at close range!
Ask questions later.

theNOISEmaker:
I heard Every participant will be paid 20,000 for three months.
I just received payment for the first month this evening. Oh boy.. Just in time for Sallah

theNOISEmaker:
I heard Every participant will be paid 20,000 for three months.
I just received payment for the first month this evening. Oh boy.. Just in time for Sallah
That's the problem. So the money was sent for you to spend on Sallah? Smh!

Kobicove:
Maybe his juju failed

ILoveDemMANNA:
He did not say anything outta the ordinary, because this insecurity issue is what our country has been facing right from our ought to be celebrated democracy since 1999, which insurgency became worse starting from 2003.

Something urgent must be done to STOP this now.
There was a time in this nation that people up North, even up to Abuja couldn't go to their place of worship, both churches and mosques, all because they don't know when the next BOMB/EXPLOSIVE WILL BOOOOOOMMMM!!
Things now can never be compare to the days when people see plastic bags on the street and everyone run helter skelter.
We will get there gradually.
The foundation has been destroyed.

ThatFairGuy1:
Aside the assault, Nigerians should give Respect to men in uniform. You shouldn't expect them to queue like civilians, they might be on an emergency assignment

ILoveDemMANNA:
Naija youths......
WHAT TO DO FOR NOW?
I suggest that YOU back out of the protest for now.
The Nigerian youths have made their presence felt and their voices heard.
A wise performer leaves the stage when the ovation is high.
Let's not allow bad eggs to spoil our achievements so that we can successfully build on this in subsequent months and years


Peaceful protest is the way to go.
#IStandWithAPeacefulProtest


I really pray so too.

Chrisrare:
Nigerians and inferiority complex. why not go to another restaurant if they don't want you in theirs?