Foolish, insensitive and callous govt, not until someone dies as a result of their negligence they won't act, am sure the elevator must have been giving sign of comatose but so far it's still working they won't do anything, the equipments used in installing the elevator must have outlived it's span and due for replacement but they keep managing it. Everywhere in this nation is a trap, they just wasted d lady. May her soul rest in peace.

This death is avoidable!

Nigeria is all about:
Crude Birth (Unwanted children)
Crude Death ( Avoidable death)
Multidimensional Poverty.

Legislature will not allow Doctors JAPA. Now see what Nigeria has done to her.

If only she has fled this nightmare... Her sacred life would have been intact.

Lesson for other young Doctors... They should do the needful before Nigeria do them.

Always setting up useless panel of enquiry just to waste time when you already know the cause of the unfortunate incident

blackdover:
Rest in peace.


Nigeria is just a mess..elevator that hasn't been functioning properly since...


She couldn’t be saved in the same hospital she saved lives. The system will surely fail each and everyone of us. Now they have called the Governor. He should come and do what exactly ??


Na only mumu dey get hope for Nigeria

Is this hospital not in the same Lagos were asslickers say Tinubu did heaven and earth?

And We Lost Dr. Vwaere To Nigeria’s Anyhowness.

When Dr. Vwaere was being inducted as a Nigerian doctor after her six-year sojourn at Babcock University last year, she had high hopes and expectations.

She had hopes for a flourishing medical career.

Expectations to use her newly learned medical skills to benefit the community and society at large.

Training a child at a Babcock medical college is quite expensive and does not come cheap.

3.5 million per annum for school fees alone during her time; it is now 6.5 million per annum, but her parents did it because they wanted to give the best to their daughter and then to avoid the anyhowness in the Nigerian university eco system.

Post-induction, Dr. Vwaere got a place to do her internship at General Hospital (Odan, Lagos Island), a facility owned by the Lagos State Government.

Before Dr. Vwaere joined the General Hospital as a student doctor, it was noticed by the resident doctors and staff of the hospital that the only elevator at the hospital had been in bad shape since 2018 and then there was no running water in the hospital.

But because of Nigeria’s anyhowness, one big madam, or Oga, siphoned or embezzled the money meant to replace the elevator while patchy work was done at the elevator to serve as a temporary respite, endangering people's lives in the process and turning deaf ears to the genuine complaints by resident doctors at the hospital.

The elevator was so bad that it stopped at intervals, and you had to manually use your hand to close it in order to continue your journey.

The carelessness, wickedness, and anyhowness culture we have here have finally ended the journey and the dreams of Dr. Vwaere.

Just like the rest of us, Dr. Vwaere woke up today with bright hopes for the month of August.

She was upbeat for one reason: her housemanship at General Hospital (Odan, Lagos Island) was finally coming to an end.

She had less than two weeks to round up

She went to work excited that she has less than 2 weeks to complete her housemanship.

And this afternoon, a dispatch rider who brought the food she ordered online called her on the phone to let her know that he was around.

Since she was free, she elected to go and pick the food herself from the ground flour where the dispatch rider was, and on her way to meet the dispatch rider,

She entered the faulty elevator.

And then disaster struck.

The elevator fell from the 10th floor, where she was, to the ground with a loud thud that shook the foundation of the hospital.

Even the dispatch rider who was waiting at the entrance of the elevator thought that Armageddon was here when he heard the noise, so the man ran for his dear life.

It took one hour before Dr. Vwaere was rescued from the debris of what was once the elevator.

She was still alive, though badly injured, and was bleeding when she was brought out and rushed to the emergency section of the hospital.

And from multiple accounts of those who witnessed the surreal drama

Dr. Vwaere was crying that she did not want to die; even while stuck in the elevator for hours, she was crying for help.

"I don't want to die; help me," she cried nonstop.

She cried that she wanted to live and not die, but her desire to live was truncated by Nigeria's anyhowness, which snuffed the life out of her.

Again, Nigeria's anyhowness kicked in and deprived her of this chance to live.

She was taken to the emergency section of the hospital, but after another delay because there was no blood,

That was how Dr. Vwaere gave up the ghost.

The young lady died just like that.

Corruption kills, and this is another part of corruption we don't discuss well enough.

We just lost Dr. Vwaere because of that hydra-headed monster and Nigeria’s culture of anyhowness.

I am visibly upset as I’m writing this.

This is not right.

We can’t continue like this.

We can’t continue living like this, like animals.

For how long will we continue to tolerate losing our best and brightest to this culture of mediocrity?

Nigeria keeps devouring its youth.

Nigeria failed Dr. Vwaere; may her innocent blood spilled for no reason haunt and punish those criminals who embezzled the money meant for a new elevator.

#COPIED

Throwback:
The head of Maintenance of that Hospital need to be thoroughly grilled so as to determine if he is worthy of sack and manslaughter charges0.

The head of maintenance or the Medical Director who is a doctor too?.The truth is that untill competent hospital administrators are put in charge to run d hospital as done in saner climes;such occurrences and gross negligence would continue .

BarrElChapo:
Sanwo Olu is always shocked why ? Soon they'll start covering up as usual.

You meant the way Obi covered the issue of dead bodies dumped at Akwuzu river?

Emekaonline:


You meant the way Obi covered the issue of dead bodies dumped at Akwuzu river?

Yeah.

I don’t take elevators in Nigeria. Those things behave like the government, unreliable and prone to failure.

Since it has been proven for the past 45 years or so we do not have capable persons to lead and manage the country.

We should hand the country over to a North American country or European country to manage or perhaps a major multinational company.

I am sure MTN will manage Nigeria better than the buffoons of the past several decades. Each government worse than the last one.

Why not first suspend the head of the hospital first.


Same thing they did for the collapse building at ikoyi.

This incident right here, was a serious tragedy. Just can’t imagine what the parents of this deceased doctor are going through right now.

Only God can console this family.

I urge u all to go and listen to FELA,s ARMY ARRANGEMENT song.

Same old story ,which government,wicked politicians,their own children can never or use such facilities, simple lift ,how much will it cost to fix it,I bet it can't cost up to 100million naira,what is that to a state that generate over 50billion monthly on revenue.
What a messed up and wicked system

Longinyamapucci:
Nonsense. After their incompetence has cost this beautiful lady life. Someone must pay and the hospital closed.

Eye service and medicine after death.

When will the third world like Nigeria get it right,

If you are one of the tree climbing chimps my warning is stay clear of my mention before I get closetoyamapucci.

they should close d hospital so more people can die arbi? Jst arrest d contractor.. Simple

Judolisco:
they should close d hospital so more people can die arbi? Jst arrest d contractor.. Simple

That makes sense too.