ceejay80s:

which stupid auto pussy?
was the nurse that administered mohbad not arrested till today what's the auto pussy result?
una go just dey talk like...ekpon

Impregnable101:
people are so insensitive nowadays! Even if she want to thank God she could have done that in secret

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

LandMann:
Welcome to Nigeria.

Politicians and religious leaders have so abused their position and mislead the people that they now celebrate wrong things

GreatVocalist:

And a mother who loves her child would knowingly sign her floppy baby up for immunization when she knows she could have requested treatment?

What if someone suggested wrongly to her that the baby was in that state because she had not immunized him/her?

Besides, didn't the nurse notice how floppy the baby was before she even attempted to administer an injection?

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

freebreezeyz:
In as much as the circumstances here may warrant such reaction, I need to say here that IF it were to be a saner clime where things work as it should, NOTHING would have happened to the nurse even if she had injected the dead baby!

So what I mean is that a proper diagnosis and autopsy can actually determine:
*TIME OF DEATH
*CAUSE OF DEATH
*TYPE AND CONTENT OF INJECTION ADMINISTERED
And any other useful information. The injection from the nurse from immunization cannot just kill a baby like that!

But then again, we live in a zoo where all these stated above would not be duly carried out but the fallacy of hasty generalization and conclusion would be the downfall of the nurse!

hmmm

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

1Sharon:


Yes it happens alot. Do you not watch crime documentaries? It's common with abusive negligent parents. Their child dies at their own hands and they try to pin the death elsewhere. They really think they can fool doctors and other experts that went to school for so many years to determine what killed a person. Lol

GreatVocalist:

Lol yeah, that's a possibility but we can't conclusively say that's the case here. She could have been misled, as I opined in my previous comment. I think this needs to be thoroughly investigated.

Impregnable101:
people are so insensitive nowadays! Even if she want to thank God she could have done that in secret

Gistmedia10:
A nurse narrowly avoided what could have been a tragic situation. The nurse, who was about to administer an immunization to a baby brought in by a nursing mother, suddenly realized that the child was no longer alive. The discovery prompted her to fall to the floor, overwhelmed with relief and gratitude, as she understood that the situation could have easily led to her being wrongfully blamed for the child's death.

The incident was caught on camera, and the footage quickly spread across social media, igniting various reactions from netizens. One viewer commented, "Normal level for Naija, na that uniform she for wear enter Kirikiri since na even blue color, no need to change," highlighting the common fear of wrongful accusations and the harsh consequences that could have followed.


This incident underscores the high-pressure environment healthcare workers often operate in, where even the slightest error can lead to life-altering repercussions. The nurse's quick thinking and the timely discovery undoubtedly saved her from a potential nightmare scenario.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzOpl1Gqa6k

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

1Sharon:


Nurses in Nigeria aren't even taught CPR apparently

Gistmedia10:
A nurse narrowly avoided what could have been a tragic situation. The nurse, who was about to administer an immunization to a baby brought in by a nursing mother, suddenly realized that the child was no longer alive. The discovery prompted her to fall to the floor, overwhelmed with relief and gratitude, as she understood that the situation could have easily led to her being wrongfully blamed for the child's death.

The incident was caught on camera, and the footage quickly spread across social media, igniting various reactions from netizens. One viewer commented, "Normal level for Naija, na that uniform she for wear enter Kirikiri since na even blue color, no need to change," highlighting the common fear of wrongful accusations and the harsh consequences that could have followed.


This incident underscores the high-pressure environment healthcare workers often operate in, where even the slightest error can lead to life-altering repercussions. The nurse's quick thinking and the timely discovery undoubtedly saved her from a potential nightmare scenario.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzOpl1Gqa6k

Impregnable101:
people are so insensitive nowadays! Even if she want to thank God she could have done that in secret

TheGift:
Question: What should a Nurse do when She discovers a Baby might be dead or dying?

A: Try to revive the Baby or get the attention of a senior colleague to help revive the baby

Or

B: Start rolling on the floor to thank God that you will not be blamed for the baby’s death.

SpaceX:
The baby is dead and she's thanking god! what! Why is she being selfish?

uvie66:

Nonsense talk, what has this got to do with God?

Adebaba1:
Omo

I thank God for her

Especially in a country where you would have been forgotten in jail before autopsy comes out