Jashub:
You're a dreamer if you think Nigeria and her health sector will ever get better.

You're a big fool for thinking it will never get better.

9gerian:
Congratulations to the doctor. May your healing be permanent!

Thank you to Dr Tayo Ojo for being part of those that have not abandoned the Nigerian health sector.

He might be making his plans at the moment. Once him process his papers finish ..... BOOM!....Japa!

CheapHomes1:


What is the relationship with what you typed and my comment?

Was I talking to you deluded little boi

Vote wisely

A Muslim-Muslim Govt would be a terrorist sympathizer due to Jihad

My Northern Christian brothers would be killed a lot and nobody would condemn it as it would be a sin to condemn it on Muslim-Muslim ticket

Vote a balanced ticket like NNPP, LP , AAC etc

Vote wisely

Lumenasblog:
Popular Nigeria health influencer, Dr. Chinonso Egemba better known as Aproko Doctor, has revealed why he had his brain tumour surgery in Nigeria and declined suggestions by friends and well wishers to have the surgery overseas.

Egemba on Monday morning via his social media platforms, opened up about his health issue with Craniopharyngioma, which simply means brain tumour.

In a series of tweets, however, Egemba further revealed that he believed in the Nigeria health-sector and is dedicating his life to see the country’s health-sector succeed.

Posting a picture of the doctor who operated on him, Egemba wrote, “It was Dr. Tayo Ojo, a neurosurgeon here in Nigeria that did the surgery. So many people begged me to leave the country to get the surgery done, but something kept me back here because I still had trust in us. We just need more investment in our health sector.

“Education, health. For me… those are the two systems any nation needs to succeed. I’m dedicating my life to seeing that they succeed in our country Nigeria. I hope you see it too.”

Captioning the video, as seen on his Twitter page, Egemba wrote, “Throughout December of 2022, I was fighting for my life. I went blind in one eye on the 3rd of December 2022 and on the 5th, I was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

“Today, I stand here before you to share my story. It has been a long road to recovery but each day is better than the last.”

While speaking in the video, he said, “One thing to understand is that health issues can happen to you regardless of who you are, including me.

“For the past three weeks or two weeks, I have been fighting for my life. Some of you have no idea. It happened that I was diagnosed with Craniopharyngioma which is a brain tumour and I had no idea I would be sharing my story.

“Here I am sitting on this seat sharing my own story about how I had a tumour in my brain. It was so bad that I couldn’t read out of my phone anymore to the point where this eye, I couldn’t read with it and it was also closing. They said it is a Craniopharyngioma and we need to do surgery to remove it.”

Over the years, Egemba has used his videos to enlighten people via his social media platforms, about health related matters and life changes that can improve and maintain good health.

He is also the executive director of the 100kClub, a non-profit organisation that lends medical support to Nigerians who need health assistance

He has also won numerous awards for his health advocacy in the country’s social media space.

Egemba got married to fellow influencer, Chiamaka Nwakalor better known as Chef Amaka, in June of 2020

It was not done at LUTH, it was conducted at Lagoon Hospitals Ikoyi

Ennoloa:


Was I talking to you deluded little boi

Vote wisely

A Muslim-Muslim Govt would be a terrorist sympathizer due to Jihad

My Northern Christian brothers would be killed a lot and nobody would condemn it as it would be a sin to condemn it on Muslim-Muslim ticket

Vote a balanced ticket like NNPP, LP , AAC etc

Vote wisely

What's my biz with all this? Am.sure you got the wrong person

Wow, thank God for a successful surgery

Kobonaire2023:


It will get better if we are willing to pay the tax to make it better and /or the hospital fees to make it better.

As they do in sane countries

Modifed

In one year, OAUTH had the equivalent of 10 million dollars to spend. In one year, Mass. General hospital, boston had nearly 800 million dollars to spend.

And expecting our hospitals to perform as the American system does is magical thinking

Any small thing tax, she nah the 133 million that are in poverty you wan tax?
So your America just start taking their poor citizen like that. If you want to copy a system, copy in full, don't try and avoid your own responsibilities as leaders

CheapHomes1:


What's my biz with all this? Am.sure you got the wrong person

So go and sleep little delusion boi

Don't quote me again

Vote wisely

Vote a Balanced Ticket

Vote someone you want your child to have their current mental state in future

Ennoloa:


So go and sleep little delusion boi

Don't quote me again

Vote wisely

Vote a Balanced Ticket

Vote someone you want your child to have their current mental state in future

What's my biz with your emotional outburst? I have quoted you again.

CheapHomes1:


What's my biz with your emotional outburst? I have quoted you again.

You business in the land of the d...e..a...

Jashub:
You're a dreamer if you think Nigeria and her health sector will ever get better.

It takes dreamers to make any country great. Even America was once a place for dreamers before they made their dreams reality.

But with the unbelieving mindset of yours, in the guise of being realistic, we will never even try to make a difference.

Thank God for that neuro surgeon and Aproko doctor who have not given up on Nigeria .

This life you can't be too careful or careless with your health...do your best don't put your hope in your doctor...Put in Trust in God that's all

Ennoloa:


You business in the land of the d...e..a...

Are you in the land of the d...e..a...

What's my biz with your emotional outburst? I have quoted you again.

TheGift:


It takes dreamers to make any country great. Even America was once a place for dreamers before they made their dreams reality.

But with the unbelieving mindset of yours, in the guise of being realistic, we will never even try to make a difference.

Thank God for that neuro surgeon and Aproko doctor who have not given up on Nigeria .

If you are dreaming, how does his "unbelieving mindset" affect your dream?

Which LUTH? Wey be like death trap.

MyFlair:

I repeat it you lots are the most foolish and petty people I have ever seen. The surgery was performed at LUTH belonging to the federal govt

Why didnt he do it in Anambra...the Federal Medical Center ?

lexy2014:


So it is Tinubu that makes it possible for people to have surgeries in LUTH

Go to Bourdillion and ask

May God heal him.

caye:


WHY IN GOD'S NAME MUST AMERICA BE THE BENCH MARK?
WHY NOT CUBA ( which has one of the best health care system in the world: in case the western media don't tell you).

Cuba doesn’t have one of the best healthcare systems, it’s ranked 103 , even below Ghana at 100 , Nigeria is ranked 144

Next time he should just Drink water

Jashub:
You're a dreamer if you think Nigeria and her health sector will ever get better.

You didn't read the post, did you?

TheChameleon:


Why didnt he do it in Anambra...the Federal Medical Center ?

so where is he based?

devilmaycry:
Person wey dey advise on health issue dn get issue ...

Proof that no body pass illness

Who dey this life wey no get one issue or the other....

Marriage counselor sef get martial issues wey he/she no wa see solve...bros we all need God

Vello:

Idiot

Better idiot

Ray02:

Any small thing tax, she nah the 133 million that are in poverty you wan tax?
So your America just start taking their poor citizen like that. If you want to copy a system, copy in full, don't try and avoid your own responsibilities as leaders

Either we pay for good healthcare at point, or we pretend we can get it cheap, while we take loans to pay for everything.

Or you stop complaining about how bad things are in Nigeria, and accept we are too poor to have good healthcare system

Things cost money. We get what we pay for. And APC has not diversified the economy, neither has it made it a productive economy.

Jashub:
You're a dreamer if you think Nigeria and her health sector will ever get better.

It doesn't cost you anything to wish your motherland well. Infrastructure is improving (though slowly), we are the most intelligent and we have the best entertainment industry in Africa, so the health sector can improve too.

Private sector players need to step into the healthcare industry and transform it. The government is clueless, so the opportunity remains for private sector players to monetize the disadvantages and make profit from it.

Wiseandtrue:

This guy sounds so conscious about health generally

Truly there's no best way of doing things, just live a good life and trust God

Thank God he survived

He's lucky he's privileged. Most ordinary folks get medical appointment dates at LASU stretching as far as 8 months; it doesn't matter the severity of their conditions!
Some wouldn't even get bedspace should their synptoms prove to be just a little milder than severe.
How many indigent Nigerians have died waiting on that specialist appointment only because they couldn't afford to pay for medical help in the private sector.

If I say make I curse this crop of useless leaders, e gp be like they're not already cursed by the masses. Such wicked humans!

CheapHomes1:


If you are dreaming, how does his "unbelieving mindset" affect your dream?

It doesn't affect me . You can rest now.

I lost my ex to the same luth. Their negligence and carelessness killed my ex. They forgot to use a tube they made me buy with my last cash and were blaming each other.

Same brain tumour. Till date I haven't fully recovered.

TheGift:


It doesn't affect me . You can rest now.

If it doesn't affect you, how did you produce ten lines just to comment on his "unbelieving mindset"?

burgermeister:


It doesn't cost you anything to wish your motherland well. Infrastructure is improving (though slowly), we are the most intelligent and we have the best entertainment industry in Africa, so the health sector can improve too.

Private sector players need to step into the healthcare industry and transform it. The government is clueless, so the opportunity remains for private sector players to monetize the disadvantages and make profit from it.

Is it his not wishing his motherland well that is responsible for the sorry state of his motherland?

Jashub:
You're a dreamer if you think Nigeria and her health sector will ever get better.

Dreamers are the only people who truly live....the rest of the world spent time mourning.

You should be a dreamer rather than a mourner.