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#JusticeForOmolara: Twitter user alleges hospital negligence as Omolara dies

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eejo:
I can feel your pain but the bad News is that the Healthcare system is getting worse and people feel it is normal. Several times I wept watching young Nigerians dying for simple things. Am afraid many more avoidable Deaths will still happen because nothing will change.

NeoWanZaeed:
Doctors and hospital officials have killed more patients than diseases.

I saw wehm when I was in unth.. That ICU idiots just dey kill people with their negligence.

Na talk and gist them dey do..


I turned myself to doctor and saved my mum from those stupid idiots at ICU.

People wey leave their patients go sleep for waiting room.. Most of their patients died


9ja is gone on all levels

PotatoSalad:
This will only get worse as the good doctors leave the country leaving us with chaff.
Where is the stupid health minister that said they are free to go.
It's quite unfortunate

lexy2014:


It was actually d labour minister that said so who incidentally is a medical doctor

urchcoded:
Naija hospitals smh similar thing happened to my dad. The thing is these people don't really care if you live or die. It's just business for them, they don't have one naira compassion. My dad was admitted on emergency (we paid the emergency admission money) they just dumped him on the bed for almost an hour, no doctor came to check him. My brother was vexed and started ranting, demanding to see a doctor.( The doctor was in his office oh, but said his duty was over so he was not obligated to see any patient) he told a nurse to give my dad some injections without asking of his medical history, the nurse just came and stabbed him with the injections and left, few minutes later, he couldn't breathe and was in such a bad state, we started calling for help oh. The nurse came and started soliloquizing audibly that assuming say she know say na winch we carry come, she for no even attend to am, saying all sorts of nonsense. We told her to do something oh as he was obviously reacting to the injections she gave him. She said she only did what the doctor told her to do and she's not responsible for anything. Oya go and call the doctor, she said the doctor is not on duty so he might not come. I already knew my father was asthmatic so I told her to put him on oxygen. She seemed confused and reluctant, she proceeded to carry the oxygen tank while telling us that she is not supposed to do this oh. She put him on oxygen and he gradually calmed down. That was the day I gave up on naija hospitals and health officials.

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This is a rather fortunate incident.
Very fortunate.
Our darling daddy and our darling Health Ministry need to wake up sleep like a baby and do nothing.
So nice.
RIP Lara or something like that.
An orphan is gone!!

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Jman06:
The problem is that Nigeria is yet to start practicing pharmaceutical care the way it should be. Our doctors just assume that the few months they learnt pharmacology in school is enough to know all. Your dad obviously reacted to the injection he was administered. Thank God oxygen was available to help calm things down.

Like in the case of this Omolara, I can bet anything to the fact that she reacted to whatever stuff that was administered to her during that initial hospital visit. We have had many similar cases in the past. A friend of mine died in that manner in an Enugu hospital. Someone who went to the hospital by himself and then immediately he was injected whatever, his condition worsened. BP dropped drastically and the next thing was death! A painful incidence it was!

seniormallam:
The idiots that was supposed to run dialysis for my mum, said he doesn't come to work on Sunday, that we must wait till monday.......the werey nurse even pass the message in front of my sick mum that was expecting the man to come, she just gave up the struggling to live......from the bottom of my heart I felt like bombing the hospital and go ahead to kill every family members in the doctors family.......it's Asokoro general hospital