needanswer:
And I always thought the "EKO" was because it was based in lagos (EKO).

eneli is from obosi anambra state obiora too, while kuku is a yoruba man from ogun state

RIP to Dr obiora,you are a legend

Jaweego:
Why are the legends dying

Na you wan die?

Rest in peace Sir

Farewell, Chief.

GboyegaD:
May his soul rest in peace.

I learned the hospital is not as efficient as it is of old. Those managing it should please think of the dreams of the founding fathers above money making.

Money making was also part of the dream of the founding fathers as they were not a charity organization

miketayo:


They almost killed me 2006, doing trial and error with my body

Eko Hospital has been crap for years now . . . used to go there - bad experience. A Friend's wife was almost taken out there too.

needanswer:
And I always thought the "EKO" was because it was based in lagos (EKO).

me too

cenaman:
May their soul rest in peace.

how many are they?

Chai...exit of a great man

oliverwrites:
Not all patients. Some of us want to be considerate but many of your colleagues ( assuming you are a doctor ) are tw*ts.

My ex was killed in luth cos they forgot to use a lube which they made me buy with my last Kobo and the tw*ts were right in front of me and my ex's mother arguing "I told you to use it, no you didn't tell me".

That went, she died. I moved on. I relocated to my current state, I was wrongly diagnosed by the supposedly one of the best and largest hospitals in Nigeria. Thank GOD for stubbornness they would have killed me with antihypertensive. I used the med for one month and chose I was not going to use it again.

Bought a bp machine and checked everyday ( thrice daily ) and recorded not a single high BP for 6 months which didn't add up to me.

Their head in the same hospital who probably would have checked my results and assumed I was hypertensive and ordered for me to be put on antihypertensive told me I wasn't hypertensive in his private hospital this time.

I suspected foul play when they confirmed whoever wrote the prescription among them made a mistake and I was using overdose for one week of the one month I used it for. Imagine.

Another one gave my daughter eye drop instead of eye drop and had the audacity of telling me "but I am also human" GOD saved him my wife was around and knew my next action I would have legitly taken all the annoyance of the other doctors before him on him.

Let's be honest, many doctors in Nigeria don't care about life.

LUTH is the worst. It was the same LUTH that a bunch of cotton wool was forgotten in my sister's stomach that nearly take her life.

Myself2:


Money making was also part of the dream of the founding fathers as they were not a charity organization

Yeah, but through superior service. What they offer now is way below the Eko Hospital standard.

I use to love that hospital in the 90s

They save my mum's life there
May his soul rest in peace

The EKO Hospital used to provide topnotch service in those days. Had my first genotype/blood group test there decades ago.
I don't know of their quality in recent times though.
Rest in peace, Dr Obiora

needanswer:
And I always thought the "EKO" was because it was based in lagos (EKO).

Double meaning

Jaweego:
Why are the legends dying

Legends will not live for ever. I'm more worried that future legends are yahoo boys, hush bingos, naira marley and the likes. These are the people that are motivating today's youth!

gasparpisciotta:
Rename the hospital

To your father's name, I guess

Tywo2018:
Have always thought that the acronym" EKO " was synonymous to "EKO"as in Lagos. RIP Dr. Obiora.

No. The e names of the three doctors are written in mosaics painting on the outer wall of the hospital. You can check it out next time when you are passing by.

Frankbaro:


To your father's name, I guess

I pity you.

Bad belle kills more than cancer.

Rest in Peace Sir.

needanswer:
And I always thought the "EKO" was because it was based in lagos (EKO).

Me too! They were quite inventive with coming up with the name EKO!

Omooba77:
Good hospital then, but they nearly killed my wife years ago... Our first preg, they were treating my wife for malaria... Thank God we survived, but I changed them quickly as HMO... I think people running it now need to do more....Rest Dr. Obiora.....

Gani Fawehimi case was wrongly diagnosed there too.

Jaweego:
Why are the legends dying

You expect them to live forever........ Leaving this world, is an inevitability........

Nobody goes out alive......

CoronaVirus kill O from EKO...

Life sha Smh

Rip Sir. I had my first breath in the walls of this hospital.

Omooba77:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/09/dr-obiora-the-o-in-eko-hospital-dies/amp/

Ur name lives on

Omooba77:
Good hospital then, but they nearly killed my wife years ago... Our first preg, they were treating my wife for malaria... Thank God we survived, but I changed them quickly as HMO... I think people running it now need to do more....Rest Dr. Obiora.....

Thank God for saving her life.
This hmo stuff, is it really effective? Kindly advice on how much you pay and what it covers. Thanks.

Omooba77:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/09/dr-obiora-the-o-in-eko-hospital-dies/amp/

May God rest ur soul, and grant ur loved ones d courage to bear irreparable loss

RIP

Jaweego:
Why are the legends dying

At 85...

And you are complaining

daddytime:
Rest on Dr. O...

God of O madioha will be along


RIP sir

Jaweego:
Why are the legends dying

because people die everyday.