When are we going to stop playing with lives of people in this country? That is why I keep thanking God for preserving my life till today. I had a fatal accident on Lagos Island and God gave insight to the security man who rescued me to rush me to Saint Nicholas, even when he didn't know that he was taking me to one of the best hospitals in Lagos. No doubt, if I was taken to any of these public hospitals, I couldn't have made it because it was a thorough battle between life and death which required people with commitment to their responsibilities. May God help us!

backworld country. wen some country each doctor has a key card for automated acess to surgical rooms.
ba padlock we still dey use.
#Spits

Buhari.......

Ewooooooooo!!


Naija bye bye




#YOLO

I guess this is now the new trend

And if the government doesn't pay their salary,na so dem go dey strike like thunder

Rubbish!


R.I.P. to the lost soul

Only in niaja

Pls dey should transfer


Buhari from London to Ota medication center

Na wa

Thats the kind of story u hear in Zoo

No wonder buhari travelled out for treatment !

It shows that there are lots of Incompetent staffs in that Hospital...A third world country where human life doesn't matter

Lol @ 'My madam's friend's uncle'
how are we sure this thing actually happened?

Tell me WHY herdsmen will not kill?
Tell me why militants will not rise

A country that doesn't value the life of its citizens of will always wallow in the depths of individual strife for survival at the detriment of the next man.....

.just see yarn- person Wey carry KEY TO.OXYGEN ROOM.....COMOT....IN A DAMN HOSPITAL THAT RUNS DAY TO DAY EMERGENCY ACTIVITIES.....

this is no different from the herdsmen going around killing people.....

ObiOmaMu:
You won't believe the tweets you are about to read. Someone died this morning at the Lagos State Teaching University hopsital becuase the hospital couldn't find their staff with the key to the oxygen control room.


The story has provoked an outrage and former victims of the hospital's negligence are sharing their disturbing stories.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/01/nigerian-man-dies-in-luth-cos-staff.html

Surprise One out of so many negligence happening in government hospitals. Death means nothing to them anymore.
Visit the government hospitals unannounced you will hear the ones more surprised than this
I must commend former Governor Raji Fashola. During his tenure he himself carried out unannounced inspections. He made a lot of changes and the standard of the Lagos State hospitals improved tremendously.

I hope to see a continuity in Ambode's regime before it goes back to how it was before Fashola's intervention.

I always remember this quote anytime I read things like this. ''Doctors will have more lives to answer for in the next world than even we generals." - Napoleon Bonaparte. I've seen my brother in-law's niece opened up by doctors in LAUTECH OGBOMOSHO before under the claims of one of her kidneys was damaged. only to open her up by very unprofessional rotten doctors and discovered the KIDNEY was very intact. Before the visiting consultant nephrologist could walk into the theatre, they have cut off the kidney. The pretty lady walks around with one functional kidney and one cut and paste kidney as i type this. It actually happened 2015. God help us.

Niger pattern

Yet some dumbasses don't wanna protest.

Long live every protester that hits the streets know a Feb 5th
Long live Nigerians


Say no to cowards and cockroaches




1

in my country, death is cheap

Imagine That!!! In 2017 Nigeria is still like this... Its Painful, i wonder how many lives has been lost due to this kind of attitude...

NNVanguard:



Sacking, in this case is not enough. The case should be seen as manslaughter and be judged as same.

she forgot she is holding the key to life. These are the group that compose niger workforce..its very pathetic

Nollywood actor, John Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu who is known for his comedic acts has opened up on one of the sad details of his life.

The Nollywood actor during an interview with Punch revealed how negligence on the part of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, doctors caused the death of his 2-year-old son.

Mr. Ibu revealed that the incident happened right after his 2-year-old on was released from the den of kidnappers.

He said: “The matter was actually between the Paediatric Department of the hospital and me. It was in 2011. My wife and our two-year-old son had been kidnapped. After I paid the ransom demanded and they were released by the kidnappers, I returned to Lagos from Enugu.



“Then on January 18, 2011, my son fell ill. He was diagnosed with inflammation of the liver. The hospital suggested that he should be scanned. At the same time, I was informed that I could take my son out of the hospital to get the scan done elsewhere. But the same people later declined, saying that everything had to be done in the hospital because he was too weak to be taken outside.

“After a while, I was told that there was no electricity in the hospital. When I asked if there was no standby generator, they said there was no fuel in it. I offered to pay for fuel only to be told that the man that operated the generator was not around. When I left the place and got back later, the man still had not returned. Then I was advised to write an application and to submit to the admin department.”

Mr. Ibu continued that after writing the application, there was nobody to treat it and he later got to find out that his son needed blood blood transfusion which along with other things were not attended to till the boy eventually gave up.

He said: “That was how my son died. Later, one of the doctors came to me and, without even sympathising with me, asked if I could release my boy’s corpse to him so that they could cut it open and use it to teach other medical students. In that moment, I felt like committing murder for the first time in my life.

“When I told my lawyer what happened at the hospital, he was shocked. He said it was actionable. I told him that I was ready to take the hospital management to court and sue it for $100 million in damages because my son’s death was caused by the carelessness of the professionals whose duty was to save his life. But my lawyer advised me to let g.o.”

bring dah staff here mah give am dis thing before dey sack him

LUTH is one of the most useless hospitals ever!

Meanwhile, our dear president is receiving medical treatment in London. The injustice of it all.

Luth again!!!! I can't forget my experience in that jungle in 2008. If I wasn't restrained, I'ld have beaten a doctor to death when my late mun (God bless her soul) was referred to the useless hospital

My late mum suffered same fate severally from the hands of gov. Hospital's demons before passing on!

So no access control doors?

Just imagine.

Haba! Nigeria sha!!! Rip to the dead.

Not surprised...! There is no such word as professionalism in this country. People just do/act the way they like.

No one could tell the where about of the keys to such an important segment of the hospital, and this is a place supposedly studded with professionals/experts; probably they all had gone to their private hospitals, leaving the auxiliaries in charge.

These days, Nigerians go to the hospitals not to save their lives, but to get themselves killed. Take ur loved one who is ill to the hospital, and some of these nonchalant hommies kills him off. No thanks to their unprofessional conduct though...

It's a pity...

negligence at its peak... Nigeria medical sector.doctors, nurses are nothing to write Home about...

Sad. This is the height of negligence.