I understand how you feel Madam, I have been in your shoes before. I know how painful it could be when someone whom you love dearly and never expected to die gives up right In your hands. If truly the doctor you met earlier was a professional as you said, he would not be receiving instructions on phone from doctor Balogun. And if Doctor Balogun was not on Duty or was on leave, there should have been another Professional as he on ground for emergency purpose. How can all professionals not be around?. The way and manner patients are being treated In Nigerian hospitals is very bad!!!. Last year/this year my younger bro had to wallow in pains at General Hospital Ikeja for about two months before one surgeon can come from heaven to operate on his hand which almost all His fingers where cut off!!!. If you don't have money for immediate payment you cannot be treated and this can result to the death of a patient and even when there is emergency there are not qualified doctors available. LIFE IS WEALTH, this is what BUHARI should help the Nigerians fight for too cause if all Nigerians are gone, who will the Government govern.
MAY GOD GIVE YOU THE FORTITUDE TO BEAR THE LOSS. May his soul RIP. Adieu Mr

This is a painful death. I know exactly how you feel Madam, for someone you loved dearly to die in your own arms. I have experienced it too....i feel for you. Meanwhile if the so called Dr you met at the hospital was a professional like you said, he won't be receiving orders on phone. Our Doctors in Nigeria have always displayed a non challant attitude towards patients, it's either without payment a patient is left to die or when there is an emergency that is when they are at home or on leave. If Dr Balogun was not on duty or was on leave why not make preparation for a stand by Professional Doctor. Am not disappointed neither am I surprised. For two months my brother awaited one almighty doctor at General Hospital Ikeja before his hand could be opreted on

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