nikkyshyne:
Because the walls doesn't appear to be painted or what?

cnn_olofofo:

My dear,everything is Wrong with that hospital picture,have you been to any well equiped hospital before,definitely NOT what seeing in that picture.

Fhemmmy:

I dont think it is about the wall, but for sure that hospital is not up to standard by any means, so sad but like someone said, it is not aboout the hospital but about the deceased.

maggilove: Dis is not the tym for nairalanders to display their skill in abusing and using of foul languages. Nigeria just lost a rare gem, Bisi, we luv u but God wants u, rest in peace. Her films IGBORO TI DARU and IGBA META were didatic.

ziccoit:

UCH is the best hospital in Nigeria today in term of expertise and service delivery. It was rated the 3rd best in commonwealth in the olden days. No doubt the hospital is now the ghost of it formal self. That not withstanding, it is still a place where the best could be had as far as health is concern in Nigeria today.

A woman should not die via pregnancy related causes because pregnancy is never a disease. What do you expect a poor Dr who has gone to the breaking point of improvising to do in the face of non-availability of basic medical equipment?

Nigeria is a joke with joker citizens.

Opoki: Looking at the wall of that hospital, I can Authoritatively say that's not UCH and probably that's not her in the picture.

Opoki: Looking at the wall of that hospital, I can Authoritatively say that's not UCH and probably that's not her in the picture.

Fhemmmy:

I am glad you said that too, though, never been to that hospital before and have no idea what it looks like or what it ever looked like, but from what i see in that pix, it is nothing to write home about, the lady is movie star and i will ASSUME that she gets one of the good rooms of beds, imagine a pepper seller on the road in her situation.

cotton101: did someone really really ask what is wrong with that hospital - oh gosh - anyway when someone has not seen a patient in a decent hospital hooked up to all sorts of machines monitoring them you can't really blame them.

apart from the dirty walls is that kind of bed normal to you for a hospital - even my two year old knows that picture looks abnormal

Fhemmmy:

I dont think it is about the wall, but for sure that hospital is not up to standard by any means, so sad but like someone said, it is not aboout the hospital but about the deceased.

ziccoit:

You need to go around some places whenever you are home. It is highly disheartened that google may not help in research about majority of things about Nigeria as well as most African countries. The reason being that Aficans don't do research and some that do put away their findings in one rusty bookshelf so render it useless and unavailable to the people.

UCH has befitting provision for admission and treatment for whoever can afford the expenses. If I'm not mistaking, daily fees is about 20k apart from the cost of the treatments. One can incure as much as 500k in a week. So to cut the cost, the majority opt for the general and open ward with up to 20+ beds.

I know that health provision should not be a luxury but necessity and people should be equally handled no matter the different in status in the society. But, the way our society is skewed do you think we can achieve this in a shortest time possible? NO.

tellwisdom: Who killed her??

slim fit :


Look the walls matter I'm not going to tell you that I'm a doctor when I worked at a world class hospital I'm not telling you the name of the hospital but its was in Europe. I was a cleaner in the hospital yes I said it and I'm proud of it. I leant a lot from doctors some of them like chatting with me because I want to learn and see what I can't take home to Nigeria. We where trained about infections and all that everything does matter in an hospital because a patient can touch the walls and it can Leed to anything most infection which could be dangerious if you don't know now you know.

cotton101: did someone really really ask what is wrong with that hospital - oh gosh - anyway when someone has not seen a patient in a decent hospital hooked up to all sorts of machines monitoring them you can't really blame them.

apart from the dirty walls is that kind of bed normal to you for a hospital - even my two year old knows that picture looks abnormal

slim fit :


Look the walls matter I'm not going to tell you that I'm a doctor when I worked at a world class hospital I'm not telling you the name of the hospital but its was in Europe. I was a cleaner in the hospital yes I said it and I'm proud of it. I leant a lot from doctors some of them like chatting with me because I want to learn and see what I can't take home to Nigeria. We where trained about infections and all that everything does matter in an hospital because a patient can touch the walls and it can Leed to anything most infection which could be dangerious if you don't know now you know.

tellwisdom: Who killed her??

babyosisi:

That is a teaching hospital ,one of the best in Nigeria
Supposedly where all the specialties that could save her are under one roof
I wonder what she died of
Most deaths in Nigeria are man made and preventable

I told someone that I have been the USA donkey years I have never heard of a woman that died in childbirth or from pregnancy complications
Not a single one I know,co worker o,church member o,friends o,neighbor o
I neither know one or ever heard of one from anyone I know
Yet it is everyday news in Nigeria

dohyn: .. People like you make me laugh..You probably live in US/Uk and come online to see the sorry state of things in Nigeria,and make snide remarks..it makes you feel good right?I know what a well equipped hospital looks like and I know that a good percent of our hospitals are not well equipped BUT we make do with what we have,we save lives with what we have..The lives that we save don't make the news,only the ones that we lose do..People then come and say rubbish as if deaths don't occur in US or Uk. The only way our hospitals will be better is if more of our leaders die(yes,I said it),die in them.Maybe,then,funds will be allocated to equipping the hospitals.Sadly,for now,it's the poor that utilize the facilites.
Till then,you diasporans can continue to turn up your noses at the "pathetic state of our hospital walls".We will continue to do our best with the resources available.