I woke up this morning with cold and headache. I know instantly that this could be nothing but malaria. I couldn't take my birth because of the cold and I didn't have kerosene in my stove to warm water due to lack of funds. I rushed to the Health Centre in the school for treatment. While I was about entering the Health Centre, a shabby security called my back and began asking stupid questions(I guessed he was drunk). I was later freed to enter after he noticed the way I was shivering. Having waited for about 45 minutes, I was called in by the Doctor. I was later given a ticket to collect drug from the drugstore after discovering it was malaria. I went to the store but I was stunned when they said I should go outside to get it as they don't have drugs. The point is that I knew right from time what drugs to buy but I don't have much cash, so I had to visit the Health Centre. What is now the essence of prescribing drugs when you don't have. Afterall, a large sum of money is paid in by every student per session

Which university is that?

I just need the name of the university so that i can take the matter up

what do you expect from a country where the amount budgeted to add a vice presidential wing to the aso rock medical centre is more than the entire amount budgeted for the entire federal university teaching hospitals? the school pockets your semester medical fee and wouldn't give you needed life saving drugs. the fish rots from the head.

Oma307:
I just need the name of the university so that i can take the matter up

Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko. Ondo State