Nigerian medical professional Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has raised serious concerns about the poor state of primary healthcare centers across the country.

In a video shared on Monday, he highlighted the deplorable conditions of many health facilities, emphasizing the risks posed to women and newborns due to the substandard state of these centers. According to him, the environment, which should provide a safe and reassuring space for childbirth, is instead fraught with challenges that endanger lives.

He further lamented the lack of essential medical supplies necessary to improve childbirth experiences. Adding to this, an employee at one of the facilities revealed that during nighttime deliveries, the absence of electricity forces women to rely on the torch lights from their phones.

Aproko Doctor called on the government to prioritize the renovation and proper equipping of primary healthcare centers, which he described as the foundation of any effective healthcare system. He stressed that the issue transcends individual medical practitioners and is a collective problem that requires all Nigerians to demand better healthcare standards.

"Our leaders can and should do better," he stated, adding, "Primary healthcare centers are the backbone of any serious country's healthcare system. It is our responsibility as citizens to push for improved healthcare services."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blri45Lf8kw

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Nigerian medical professional Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has raised serious concerns about the poor state of primary healthcare centers across the country.

In a video shared on Monday, he highlighted the deplorable conditions of many health facilities, emphasizing the risks posed to women and newborns due to the substandard state of these centers. According to him, the environment, which should provide a safe and reassuring space for childbirth, is instead fraught with challenges that endanger lives.

He further lamented the lack of essential medical supplies necessary to improve childbirth experiences. Adding to this, an employee at one of the facilities revealed that during nighttime deliveries, the absence of electricity forces women to rely on the torch lights from their phones.

Aproko Doctor called on the government to prioritize the renovation and proper equipping of primary healthcare centers, which he described as the foundation of any effective healthcare system. He stressed that the issue transcends individual medical practitioners and is a collective problem that requires all Nigerians to demand better healthcare standards.

"Our leaders can and should do better," he stated, adding, "Primary healthcare centers are the backbone of any serious country's healthcare system. It is our responsibility as citizens to push for improved healthcare services."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blri45Lf8kw

sector that is long dead , they should be concerned abt decorating its TOMB, so they THOUGHT dey can just by NOW compare with BUHARI'S HEALTH?
back then when i used to work for FG, i enjoyed my NHS exercised on a PRIVATE HOSPITAL BILL.. heard that now NHS is no longer housing 3rd or sub (xray, some kinda tests n medical bills)
since when i moved abroad, My AA come respect it sef itself now it YEARS i have last visited GP, except for when my Boy was born

Free2Fly:


What gibberish are writing here? You don't proofread your write-ups before posting them?

werey lo shey E

Everything is deteriorating sir. Nigeria is on patch and glue

Our leaders are so useless and selfish . From president, Governor, chairman , counselors and kings….

I keep telling people that the quickest route to death in Nigeria is taking your person or using your own two legs to walk into any Nigerian govt hospital And they have never for once proved me wrong.

God bless him for this.

The ministry of health have been very useless so far under PBAT.

It's very Bad

They go soon later arrest you....

Going into a Nigerian hospital, while praying to survive the ailments that took you there, also pray not to carry another one out.

It's such a pity

Sad,

i have a lot to say on this, as someone in a medical humanitarian community in the last 12yrs, Nigeria can never get it right.

I worked in the northeast and i have loads of things to say, but make i just enjoy my time over here, at the right time, i will also leave.

The leaders will see the video and ignore it. Besides, they and their children get medical treatment outside the country. Until they ban foreign trips, we are not ready for the best in this country.

On point

Mr President goes abroad for treatment too

😢

Why?

SpaceX:
They go soon later arrest you....

Nigerians are the most hearty people on earth. If we have half of the health emergency in the UK here our population will half in a single year.

Tinubu sef

Tinubus attack dogs r coming for this innocent one

Glimpsetv:
Nigerian medical professional Chinonso Egemba, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has raised serious concerns about the poor state of primary healthcare centers across the country.

In a video shared on Monday, he highlighted the deplorable conditions of many health facilities, emphasizing the risks posed to women and newborns due to the substandard state of these centers. According to him, the environment, which should provide a safe and reassuring space for childbirth, is instead fraught with challenges that endanger lives.

He further lamented the lack of essential medical supplies necessary to improve childbirth experiences. Adding to this, an employee at one of the facilities revealed that during nighttime deliveries, the absence of electricity forces women to rely on the torch lights from their phones.

Aproko Doctor called on the government to prioritize the renovation and proper equipping of primary healthcare centers, which he described as the foundation of any effective healthcare system. He stressed that the issue transcends individual medical practitioners and is a collective problem that requires all Nigerians to demand better healthcare standards.

"Our leaders can and should do better," he stated, adding, "Primary healthcare centers are the backbone of any serious country's healthcare system. It is our responsibility as citizens to push for improved healthcare services."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blri45Lf8kw

poor conditions in primary healthcare centers are a problem across Nigeria, urging the government and citizens to take collective action for improvement everywhere.

This is the case in most primary health care in most states in Nigeria. We really need to demand more from governors and local government chairmen. If you've not been to a primary health care center in Nigeria you'll not understand.
If not madness, please, how can one explain why a health care center shouldn't have 24 hours power.

Chei. This is heart broking

What do we expect? When APC have been deliberately devaluing the naira since 2015 from N160 per dollar to N1540 per dollar without the intention of improving the balance of trade! this is one of the effects! they keep on denying the deteriorating effects. scoring 103 out of 113 countries in world Agricultural output!

@Helinues Biodun556 Yarimo FreeStuffsNG

From change to Renewed Hope

Better for the fg to invest in the first lady’s motorcade or a brand new yacht that the president has never boarded, than in pri healthcare. I hope Aproko Dr is not nursing ambitions for the presidency, na wetin dey reign for who complain now be that! 😂

The medical system in Nigeria is long time dead.

Nice one from This aproko guy.....nice

Healthcare in Nigeria is getting shitty everyday and may soon be completely ruined. The government is completely useless now, no one to revive healthcare.

No active ministry charged with improving healthcare, all they care about is looting and travelling.

APC is a nasty cancer in the history of Nigeria. A disaster, ugly, unfortunate incidence of some cowardly stupid maniacs looting the country everyday.

He has time.
At least,he is making money from creating content.