The story was shared in Hausa by Rariya and translated to English by Nura.According to Nura,a woman died in a hospital in Yobe state and her corpse was conveyed to her house by family members with a wheelbarrow.Below is what Nura wrote...

'English translation of a report in Hausa:

This is the corpse of a woman who died at a public hospital in Karasuwa LGA, Yobe State. The family of the deceased lacked money for ambulance service, so hospital authorities declined to transport the corpse home (for burial). For that reason, the family found a wheelbarrow which took the corpse home. Reported by Ismaila Ahmad Yalwa, Nguru, Yobe State.

My comment: Gov. Geidam has proved me right. He is the worst'.



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2016/10/relatives-transport-corpse-of-woman.html

Guess it's proper for the hospital management to help in such situation instead of bringing the name of the hospital and State to this shameful level. MOD please move this thread to front page too https://www.nairaland.com/3388523/2016-nobel-prize-thread

Speechless.
This got me thinking....why cant we assist ourselves in the little way we can! The people up there dont care bou us. We the commoners ourselves dont want to help each other. What a nation.
A govt hospital for that matter.

PapaNnamdi:
I blame buhari

You see buhari in yoir dreams right?

Ooh God have mercy... One suffers if he's alive n won't still rest well when he's dead. *dis is disheartening *

Hospitals' authorities, staffs, workers are too wicked and heartless.
Dat was how a Doctor refused to attend to a dying patient just because his family dint have enough money to deposit, before they could run helter skelter, d young man passed away.

Now, because of money, these ones have refused to render ambulance service thereby subjecting d dead soul to harsh treatment.
No atom of mercy in them at all.



May God have mercy oooo.
R.I.P to d dead

The body has to move somehow

At least they had the decency to cover it up




We've seen worse in the zoo

sad

wha d heck..?

So sad

So sad, what about the ambulance in the background??

RIP, woman.

May the rest of your people know no sorrow...

Each time you feel dissatisfied with your life, remember that others are dreaming of living your life. So always give thanks and stay humble!


Rip


Hmmmmmm so so gloomy

It is well o. Una Weldon

This is so bad

I blame buhari

Nawao Dis northern ppl sha

Rip to d dead....

This is pathetic

Must this be made News why cant this overloade car be news that is their ambulance naa

Such is life.......we r in a fail state.

OMG

Heartbreaking

Nonsense a government hospital?

Ok. Next!

Otutu1:
The body has to move somehow

Primitive brains everywhere

This is really sad.

Only in Nigeria

Na wah
Four things are wrong here:
1. The family believe they have to bury the deceased on the very day she passed away.
2. The hospital does not have an ambulance service.
3. The hospital believe they should not offer their ambulance services free to the family of the deceased.
4. Mumu people are going to make hateful comments.

Sad. No dignity at all

The people that are born to rule and yet can't afford money for ambulance. This family surely voted for Buhari only cos he is a northerner. RIP to the dead