They ar used to dirtiness....nothing new

new2020:
They should learn from Anambra state with the cleanest and well managed hospitals. Run by churches. Hope my state learn from them too.

spot on....Anambra hospitals are top notch....every patient is assigned a nurse to look after them...its in Anambra hospitals you see three doctors with one patient....I was shocked when I entered one of their many hospitals...Anambra really leading development in this nation coz since you have good education, health care, water...na only light remain...but its still somehow okay.....lagos is just over hyped...punch newspaper and co leading in printing out the propaganda.

This Ambode no go do anything for Lagos

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

Son of hate... President of wailing wailers

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

Fooooooooooooooooooooioooooooooooooooool

why why why

I'm so loving this. let's turn up the heat via social media at our Health Sector.

CHANGE is a MUST!!!! By fire by thunder.

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Kenai:


Ambode is hardly even the case here, in my humble opinion.

For a man like Fashola - who was in charge of Lagos for 8 solid years - to have his so called legacy deteriorate and totally get wiped out in less than 5 months after leaving office, it clearly shows that he actually made no CONCRETE investments in those so-called sectors he claimed to have 'revolutionalized'.

He built no solid institutions, and made no real change. He made no efforts to unbundle the system and make hospitals under his control strong enough.
This was the same Gbagada Hospital one of his lackeys posted glossy pictures about a few years ago, that showed Fashola commissioning the place and posing for some more photos with his 800 cameramen.

When we assess things properly, we shall see that Fashola's so-called works were only on face value, and as a result, only transient.
The man simply ran a government of propaganda, noise, self-adulation and lies.
He built no institutions but propaganda, doing the works of an L.G.A. chairman (boreholes, street sanitation) and having his butt-lickers come here to showcase their gullibility.

You sounded so ridiculous bro..... Drop all hate and stop being sentimental.

why cant we just take care of our government facilities in this country..arent people paid to ensure the toilets are clean...what is wrong with this country

Ode ni e

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

francizy:




Laugh wan finish me for here mehn! I hope them doctors no dey carry nylon go load am inside their offices then do short put via window sha!!

Hehehehehehehehehehe

E don reach promise land o

It is so sad that in lagos you can hardly boost of standard sanitation or even good toilet system.If you meet some of the cleaners in that hospital you will wonder what they do,well will you blame them when the water system there is terrible,abii is it when a full grown man and woman will defecate carelessly and just walk away.cleanliness is far ooooooooo.Daily you will see people stooping down along the road to go to toilet.Even government schools are not spared.The worst is the market shops.In the morning you will see a full grown woman defecting the street.....please what is wrong with us? walk along some streets and the gory site that you will behold.
Hate your self and enter motor parks....all those agbero live like pigs
When you go to houses you cant see a water system there....everywhere is so dirty.
A woman cooking her food is by the side assisting her child to go to toilet,after that she will clean her hand with her wrapper and continue with her cooking...

God help you any time it rains,,,,,never step on water or else you will hate yourself.That is the time lagos people will go to toilet and throw it into the rain..
We have a useless ministry of health and sanitation.
Please they should even scrap the so-called sanitation exercise.
Lagos is dirty and dirty is lagos.
Please dont come here to defend anything out of sentiment.........we have a dirty orientation,some people cant just keep things clean

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

250 B.C? 'I qet it' Creating humour without sense..(Nigeria wasint evn in existence as a nation)Why acting callow all becuz u want 'Likes' ? Oloriburuku werey omo asewo !

switesthart:
Ofe mmanu and dorti...na wah

A friend of mine who served in ibadan gave me a gist of how she was almost hit on d face by a flying shotput on her way to cds .. But for d strap of her snickers which was loose and as she bent to adjust it .. A black nylon bag flew past her just above her head..

Na so she for don get mary-kay shit as foundation dat morning ..

It is only an ofe mmanu dat would shiit, wipe arse with handkerchief, pocket d hanki and still use it to blow dem nose...

If ofe mmanu mess for hia eh..
Buhari go resign . #no-offence-intended

Chai. U funny die, Helen Paul na learner 4 wie u dey.... But nor be lie u tok sha.

Firefire:
Our correspondent approached another nurse, who advised him to go to the Emergency and Surgical ward and use the male patients’ toilet.

A male doctor at the ward directed our correspondent to a small room beside the doctors’ waiting room, which served as the patients’ toilet.

Our correspondent observed that the flush handle had broken down, and the zinc reeks of fermented urine, while the floor was littered with tissue paper.

There was however, a bucket with a bowl, under a leaking tap.

The choking smell did not make PUNCH Metro last beyond two minutes in the toilet.

However, some workers at the hospital were spotted by our correspondent using an uncompleted building.

Our correspondent learnt that the unroofed building was an abandoned project which was supposed to serve as a toilet facility.

A female patient, Ojo Busola, described the condition of the only two toilets in the maternity ward as terrible.

While claiming never to have soiled the hospital environment, she said lack of water sometimes left her discouraged in the toilet.

She said, “There are only two toilets in the maternity ward and the lightening system is faulty. So, whenever we go there, especially in the evening, we use torches. Sometimes you get there and there is no water. The toilet in the labour room is the only one in good condition.”

“The lack of water sometimes delays the time babies are cleaned up. There was a day that babies could not bath throughout that day because there was no water. So, it is not just a problem with toilet facilities, water is also included,” she said.

The World Health Organisation in its publication on Hospital Hygiene and Waste Infection said people could become infected with diseases from a dirty hospital environment.

It said, “In a health-care facility, the sources of infection and of the preceding contamination may be the personnel, the patients, or the inanimate environment. The hospital environment can be contaminated with pathogens.

“Nosocomial infections – known also as hospital-acquired infections, hospital-associated infections, and hospital infections– are infections that are not present in the patient at the time of admission to hospital, but develop during the course of the stay in the hospital.”

It added that patients with underlying disease, newborn babies, and the elderly, had less resistance and could develop an infection after contamination.”

A senior official in the state’s Ministry of Health, Dr. Adegoriola Longe, told our correspondent that the visitors’ toilet was built by the management of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital.

“As a background, please note that we have toilets that are for the public. Some of the facilities were formerly being handled by LASUTH, but were later handed over to the Gbagada General Hospital,” he said.

The Medical Director of the hospital, Dr. Ajibola Ishola, said the hospital’s toilet was under repairs.

He said visitors were allowed access to other toilets in the hospital.

He said, “The hospital toilet is not shut down. The one there is filled quickly and the fault detected is under repair. Patients and relations are allowed access to the multiple toilets within the buildings.”


Cc: Lalastcilala

http://www.punchng.com/news/faeces-take-over-premises-of-lagos-general-hospital/

. AMBODE SHOULD ADDRESS THIS OR BE DISGRACED. That hospital was a center of excellence when Fashola was governor until May 29, 2015. All they need to do is dig boreholes with both power

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

see this fool, being dirty does not have anything to do with a particular tribe, it's all about exposure. always tot d so called SE are neat until you live in ma compound, have never met dirty humans like dat in a city. for your information they are your brothers and sisters.

APC change

Its confirmed! Nothing good can come out of the black race for real!

Yuck! You want these people to cry? Pity them small

switesthart:
Ofe mmanu and dorti...na wah

A friend of mine who served in ibadan gave me a gist of how she was almost hit on d face by a flying shotput on her way to cds .. But for d strap of her snickers which was loose and as she bent to adjust it .. A black nylon bag flew past her just above her head..

Na so she for don get mary-kay shit as foundation dat morning ..

It is only an ofe mmanu dat would shiit, wipe arse with handkerchief, pocket d hanki and still use it to blow dem nose...

If ofe mmanu mess for hia eh..
Buhari go resign . #no-offence-intended

South West. come and defend this allegation. 3mainland bridge now in a hospital premises

debbie:
It is so sad that in lagos you can hardly boost of standard sanitation or even good toilet system.If you meet some of the cleaners in that hospital you will wonder what they do,well will you blame them when the water system there is terrible,abii is it when a full grown man and woman will defecate carelessly and just walk away.cleanliness is far ooooooooo.Daily you will see people stooping down along the road to go to toilet.Even government schools are not spared.The worst is the market shops.In the morning you will see a full grown woman defecting the street.....please what is wrong with us? walk along some streets and the gory site that you will behold.
Hate your self and enter motor parks....all those agbero live like pigs
When you go to houses you cant see a water system there....everywhere is so dirty.
A woman cooking her food is by the side assisting her child to go to toilet,after that she will clean her hand with her wrapper and continue with her cooking...

God help you any time it rains,,,,,never step on water or else you will hate yourself.That is the time lagos people will go to toilet and throw it into the rain..
We have a useless ministry of health and sanitation.
Please they should even scrap the so-called sanitation exercise.
Lagos is dirty and dirty is lagos.
Please dont come here to defend anything out of sentiment.........we have a dirty orientation,some people cant just keep things clean

. I like your write-ups Debbie, but I must say, you said lagos is dirty as if it is the whole lagos? I strongly disagree with you, some places are still very neat, beautiful and well kept. This you should know unless you don't live in Lagos

debbie:
It is so sad that in lagos you can hardly boost of standard sanitation or even good toilet system.If you meet some of the cleaners in that hospital you will wonder what they do,well will you blame them when the water system there is terrible,abii is it when a full grown man and woman will defecate carelessly and just walk away.cleanliness is far ooooooooo.Daily you will see people stooping down along the road to go to toilet.Even government schools are not spared.The worst is the market shops.In the morning you will see a full grown woman defecting the street.....please what is wrong with us? walk along some streets and the gory site that you will behold.
Hate your self and enter motor parks....all those agbero live like pigs
When you go to houses you cant see a water system there....everywhere is so dirty.
A woman cooking her food is by the side assisting her child to go to toilet,after that she will clean her hand with her wrapper and continue with her cooking...

God help you any time it rains,,,,,never step on water or else you will hate yourself.That is the time lagos people will go to toilet and throw it into the rain..
We have a useless ministry of health and sanitation.
Please they should even scrap the so-called sanitation exercise.
Lagos is dirty and dirty is lagos.
Please dont come here to defend anything out of sentiment.........we have a dirty orientation,some people cant just keep things clean

. I like your write-ups Debbie, but I must say, you said lagos is dirty as if it is the whole lagos? I strongly disagree with you, some places are still very neat, beautiful and well kept. This you should know unless you don't live in Lagos. Try and be specific with your points or choice of words next time

Chai, a whole gbagada general hospital has degraded to that extent? The hospital that was renovated just a few years back? I blame the hospital management, I know Fashola did a lot of work in that place. It's totally the management that is to blame.

Kenai:


Ambode is hardly even the case here, in my humble opinion.

For a man like Fashola - who was in charge of Lagos for 8 solid years - to have his so called legacy deteriorate and totally get wiped out in less than 5 months after leaving office, it clearly shows that he actually made no CONCRETE investments in those so-called sectors he claimed to have 'revolutionalized'.

He built no solid institutions, and made no real change. He made no efforts to unbundle the system and make hospitals under his control strong enough.
This was the same Gbagada Hospital one of his lackeys posted glossy pictures about a few years ago, that showed Fashola commissioning the place and posing for some more photos with his 800 cameramen.

When we assess things properly, we shall see that Fashola's so-called works were only on face value, and as a result, only transient.
The man simply ran a government of propaganda, noise, self-adulation and lies.
He built no institutions but propaganda, doing the works of an L.G.A. chairman (boreholes, street sanitation) and having his butt-lickers come here to showcase their gullibility.

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!

Those of us who worked under Fashola will run him over with our cars if we see him crossing the street. He did 20% face value work and snapped more pictures and spent millions on publicity so all of you would be deceived. There is no Doctor working for LASG who won't "accidentally" kill Fashola if he comes for treatment.


Fashola is a thief! And a conman

SosaMontana:
Not surprised though since Southwest is full of animals and Nigeria is a ZOO
Animals do what they like

Yorobastards been dirty since 250 B.C

you can quote but i don't respond or treat animal cases

I am no animal doctor

Ya fada.

Firefire:
Our correspondent approached another nurse, who advised him to go to the Emergency and Surgical ward and use the male patients’ toilet.

A male doctor at the ward directed our correspondent to a small room beside the doctors’ waiting room, which served as the patients’ toilet.

Our correspondent observed that the flush handle had broken down, and the zinc reeks of fermented urine, while the floor was littered with tissue paper.

There was however, a bucket with a bowl, under a leaking tap.

The choking smell did not make PUNCH Metro last beyond two minutes in the toilet.

However, some workers at the hospital were spotted by our correspondent using an uncompleted building.

Our correspondent learnt that the unroofed building was an abandoned project which was supposed to serve as a toilet facility.

A female patient, Ojo Busola, described the condition of the only two toilets in the maternity ward as terrible.

While claiming never to have soiled the hospital environment, she said lack of water sometimes left her discouraged in the toilet.

She said, “There are only two toilets in the maternity ward and the lightening system is faulty. So, whenever we go there, especially in the evening, we use torches. Sometimes you get there and there is no water. The toilet in the labour room is the only one in good condition.”

“The lack of water sometimes delays the time babies are cleaned up. There was a day that babies could not bath throughout that day because there was no water. So, it is not just a problem with toilet facilities, water is also included,” she said.

The World Health Organisation in its publication on Hospital Hygiene and Waste Infection said people could become infected with diseases from a dirty hospital environment.

It said, “In a health-care facility, the sources of infection and of the preceding contamination may be the personnel, the patients, or the inanimate environment. The hospital environment can be contaminated with pathogens.

“Nosocomial infections – known also as hospital-acquired infections, hospital-associated infections, and hospital infections– are infections that are not present in the patient at the time of admission to hospital, but develop during the course of the stay in the hospital.”

It added that patients with underlying disease, newborn babies, and the elderly, had less resistance and could develop an infection after contamination.”

A senior official in the state’s Ministry of Health, Dr. Adegoriola Longe, told our correspondent that the visitors’ toilet was built by the management of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital.

“As a background, please note that we have toilets that are for the public. Some of the facilities were formerly being handled by LASUTH, but were later handed over to the Gbagada General Hospital,” he said.

The Medical Director of the hospital, Dr. Ajibola Ishola, said the hospital’s toilet was under repairs.

He said visitors were allowed access to other toilets in the hospital.

He said, “The hospital toilet is not shut down. The one there is filled quickly and the fault detected is under repair. Patients and relations are allowed access to the multiple toilets within the buildings.”


Cc: Lalastcilala

http://www.punchng.com/news/faeces-take-over-premises-of-lagos-general-hospital/

That's what ah call sophisticated shiit...

i understand,but to be frank with yourself,80% of lagos is dirty..the very few places that are supposedly clean can be counted.
Which part of mainland is really clean...i mean so clean?
remember i said the level of sanitation of a typical lagosian is zero. places on the island that are clean are either estates or quarters that are financially managed.
Take a look at VI,iKOYI and lagos island anytime it rains.........dont you see how messy the whole place is? As long as the majority of lagos is dirty,then the clean part becomes insignificant.Guess you are judging out of sentiment.I made mention of markets,motor parks,schools and even streets and roads......abii you dont see where someone will defecate and throw it on the road? or you dont visit the market places? abii you havent entered any motor park? bros,face the reality........and lets see how we can help ourselves.
All those people who live in face-me-i-face-you dont even have basic water system? you see a woman using waterproof to escort her child to defecate....abeg dont let me talk beyond here.
The truth is bitter,but when we face it.....it will save our health and living condition.
My opinion...cheers

Dunsin89:
. I like your write-ups Debbie, but I must say, you said lagos is dirty as if it is the whole lagos? I strongly disagree with you, some places are still very neat, beautiful and well kept. This you should know unless you don't live in Lagos. Try and be specific with your points or choice of words next time

westerm:
Bro. U are sick!

yea...he needs to be in that hospital...babaweyrey

Nigeria is indeed a 3rd world country...if not 4th world

These are one of d means our government deprive us from jobs, after they will come out and say Youths needs to be self employed, must everyone be self employed
Here is my point, there should be toilets in a general Hospital, (any hospital at all), now it's someone's job to take care of the toilet, but since they refuse to employ someone to keep those toilet clean, it has already become something no one can stay close to, more or less use,... I must confess, our Government is wicked, they are so wicked, how much will it cost dem to employ people to do the general maintenance of the hospital? The money is there but they keep sidelining the general public because they don't use the hospital,... A graduate is ready to do d cleaning of dat toilet provided d pay is there, most of all, when they employ u, to even keep regular payment will den be a case of another day........ Revolution I seek.