tylann:

Are you sure about the bolded
Amhara ruled before the money came
Wait until Ethiopia gets an Amhara leader and see how he or she will fare on

sufferNsmiling:


XhosaNostra do not believe what a lot of these nigerians can say they tell a lot of lies and food themselves. I remember about 10 pages ago they are saying there are 5000 nigerian doctors in south africa that is a bloody lie. When I was in zimbabwe in the late 90s nigerians in zimbabwe say they are 1000 nigerian doctors and 500 nigerian professors in zimbabwe. When at university of zimbabwe there were only 3 nigerian lecturers so the investigation went on after about 1 year research we found out that they were less than 20 nigerian doctors in zimbabwe practicing. Please XhosaNostra nigerians can tell themselves anything and believe anything that is our behaviour but when you look at us you can see we are sufferingn

mtisTheQubit:

just wait alittle...it will be bigly awesome like Trump would say ..

XhosaNostra:


Lol, if he messes up you're next

XhosaNostra:


Lol, if he messes up you're next

ednited:



The bolded is so true. I heard it myself two times on tv.
It is even 2.4 million!


Even if Amhara leader did it, Amhara people won't accept for sure. This is all the work of TPLF, only TPLF had this way of thinking. He fooled Oromos and get them in their system. BUT AMHARA REJECTED

mtisTheQubit:

WT hell...

ednited:



The bolded is so true. I heard it myself two times on tv.
It is even 2.4 million!


Even if Amhara leader did it, Amhara people won't accept for sure. This is all the work of TPLF, only TPLF had this way of thinking. He fooled Oromos and get them in their system. BUT AMHARA REJECTED

tylann:

Mtis will be safe i will take care of that
In the end tylann will also benefit

tylann:

tylann:

Anyway abiy Ahmed was part of the system
You know that
He was handpicked from the system to neutralize the protests

XhosaNostra:


Spoken like a good wingman lol.

Would you really date a South African though? Like you don't have fears? Some people when they think of South Africa, they think of AIDS, Xenophobia etc

tylann:

Anyway abiy Ahmed was part of the system
You know that
He was handpicked from the system to neutralize the protests

mtisTheQubit:


happy heh..

forgiveness:


7 Best Hospitals In Nigeria- Their African and World Ranking


by Serah

Basic health care is the minimum level of healthcare that is necessary for the maintenance of adequate health and which also serves as protection from diseases. Basic healthcare services include but are not limited to emergency services, laboratory and radiology services, inpatient hospital and physician care and preventive health services. The healthcare team is made of Clinicians, Nurses, Medical Laboratory Scientists, Pharmacists, Dentists, Midwives, and other health professionals.

The World Health Organization lists robust financing, well-trained and adequately paid staff and adequately maintained facilities and logistics geared towards delivering quality medicine and technologies as some qualities of an appropriately functioning healthcare system. Nigeria falls short of these expectations but some hospitals help to cover up our ‘unhealthy’ shame to some extent. A research group belonging to Spain’s largest public research body (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas) called Cybermetrics Lab, published a ‘Ranking Web of World Hospitals’.

Best Hospitals In Nigeria
Table of Contents
Reddington Hospital
Noma Children Hospital Sokoto
Abuja Clinics
Saint Nicholas Hospital
Bridge Clinic
Nordica Fertility Center, Lagos
Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta

5 Best Hospitals in Africa
5 Best Hospitals in the world

BEST HOSPITALS IN NIGERIA
Image Source

7. Reddington Hospital

World Ranking: 12771

African Ranking: 121

One of the best hospitals in Nigeria, the Reddington Hospital was established in 2001 in association with London’s Cromwell Hospital. The hospital takes care of Internal Medicine, just as it specializes in Cardiology. More so, Reddington has its own Coronary and Intensive Care Unit.

Looking at the services offered by the hospital, it covers things from Renal Dialysis to Obstetrics and Gynaecology. In addition to that, the hospital is also reputable for Paediatrics, Surgery, Ophthalmology, ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Surgery, Radiology, and Psychiatry.

One more thing that you will find great with this hospital which is located in Lagos is that you can book an appointment online.


6. Noma Children Hospital Sokoto

World Ranking: 6167

African Ranking: 21

This is a specialist hospital located in the Northern Nigeria. A WHO referenced hospital, it is dedicated to plastic and reconstructive surgery which is aimed at treating Noma and the disfiguring it brings to people that survive it.

Not only is Noma Children Hospital Sokoto one of the best hospitals in Nigeria, it also offers free pediatric and surgical care to people suffering from the disease, and it also provides training in pediatric and plastic surgery.

Contact: Noma Children Hospital Sokoto

5. Abuja Clinics

World Ranking: 11651

African Ranking: 93

It is no surprise that a hospital whose strategy involves utilizing expert, modern equipment and facilities at all times in a congenial environment made this prestigious list. Abuja Clinics was founded in 1989 as an institution to provide healthcare services to the residents of Abuja. It has however grown to a group of 3 hospitals situated in Karu, Maitama and Garki districts of the FCT. Through the authority of seasoned administrators, the clinic provides the community with a proficient and dedicated healthcare delivery system. This 5th best hospital in Nigeria is the 93rd best in Africa.


4. Saint Nicholas Hospital

World Ranking: 11209

African Ranking: 89

In 1968, Moses Majekodunmi established St. Nicholas Hospital in Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria. It is situated at 57 Campbell Street near Catholic Mission Street, Lagos Island. It boasts of performing the first kidney transplant surgery in Nigeria and the first pediatric kidney transplant surgery in West Africa. The first treatment for renal transplantation in Nigeria was also performed here. The hospital is now one of the best organ transplant centers in Nigeria. Currently, there are several other branches of the hospital also in Lagos, Nigeria. These are St. Nicholas Clinics at the Lekki Free Trade Zone, St. Nicholas Hospital at Maryland and St. Nicholas Clinics at Victoria Island on 7b Etim Inyang Street. These hospitals also offer a full range of quality healthcare services. This hospital asides being the 4th best in Nigeria, is also ranked 89th in Africa.


3. Bridge Clinic

Image SourceWorld Ranking: 8309

African Ranking: 43

In 1999, the Bridge Clinic was birthed for the purpose of delivering an uncompromised quality of medical care in Nigeria. Their priority was offering fertility services and care and they easily became West Africa’s best center for fertility services. With time, they delved fully into the provision of everyday health services as popularly requested by satisfied patients. There are now several branches of the clinic in Abuja and Lagos amongst others. This 3rd best hospital in Nigeria is also ranked 43rd in Africa.


2. Nordica Fertility Center, Lagos

World Ranking: 6167

African Ranking: 21

This hospital was founded in 1999 and boasts of being the first hospital in Nigeria to solely focus on the Assisted Conception Unit. Its first location was at 66 Oduduwa Way, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos. The hospital aims to provide world standard fertility services that can be equated at any time to the best international hospitals. Other available locations are Mainland, Lagos; Asokoro, Abuja and Asaba. It came 2nd in Nigeria and 21st in Africa.


1. Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta

World Ranking: 2091

African Ranking: 6

This hospital situated at Old Lagos Road, Ita-Oshin, Aro, Abeokuta, Ogun State was ranked as the number 1 hospital in Nigeria based on all criteria. It was built in 1944 and provides both regional and national quality mental health care and services. It is widely known as Nigeria’s apex center for Psychiatry. It renders such services as Radio-Diagnostics, Adolescent Mental Health, Occupational Therapy, Psychiatry, Electroencephalography (EEG) and Drug Addiction Treatment.

It also runs Schools of Clinical Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Psychiatry Residency Training. Research services are also available here as students and professionals come in to glean from their wealth of wisdom and experience. All these quality services are manned by qualified and well experienced Medical Practitioners.

The hospital is listed as the 6th best in Africa and number 2091 in the world. It is, therefore, safe to say that the Aro Hospital has accomplished and is improving its vision of being a national center of excellence as well as an international point of reference in the area of mental health



https://wiredbugs.com/best-hospitals-in-nigeria/

mtisTheQubit:

do you believe that coz something like that happened here some time back but now we know was just nothing...

mtisTheQubit:

do you believe that coz something like that happened here some time back but now we know was just nothing...

PetroDollax:
Fuckeduppedness you must be a comedian, I bet. Did you say Abuja clinic? At least I know Abuja clinic! If Abuja clinic is one of your top health facilities, then indeed Nigeria is fvcked

But wait ooh! With al these “world-class” health facilities, how come life expectancy is a miserable 46years and falling in the sh1thole? How come the WHO declared Nigeria the country with the most diseases?

68816419:

ednited:



Sure I beleive that happened. It may sound fake for Kenyans or anyone of you in here. Because you didn't have such type of experience. You have no idea what level the hatred has gotten in here

tylann:

Okay some people also when they think about Kenya they think of starvation and skinny athletes and national geographic shooting site

Believe me i will
It is about personality

68816419:

Go through this pic bellow and understand it

ednited:



They can jump and play in Ethiopia like it is a play ground. They can play games and stuffs. We are tired of this


I don't even watch tv anymore. They can scream and shout. None of our buisness. None of my buisness now.


What is supposed to happen will happen. And I beleive God will show us what he is about to. Period

sufferNsmiling:


XhosaNostra do not believe what a lot of these nigerians can say they tell a lot of lies and food themselves. I remember about 10 pages ago they are saying there are 5000 nigerian doctors in south africa that is a bloody lie. When I was in zimbabwe in the late 90s nigerians in zimbabwe say they are 1000 nigerian doctors and 500 nigerian professors in zimbabwe. When at university of zimbabwe there were only 3 nigerian lecturers so the investigation went on after about 1 year research we found out that they were less than 20 nigerian doctors in zimbabwe practicing. Please XhosaNostra nigerians can tell themselves anything and believe anything that is our behaviour but when you look at us you can see we are sufferingn

chrisagyei:
They were and are still demonic people and that's why they're receiving all these curses.Even let's say you wanted to retaliate what Ghana did to you,why did you involve and sacked the whole of west Africa including the Ivorians,burkinabé,togolese,,beninois,and all other Africans from your country and rather left the Indians,Chinese,lebanese Americans and Europeans to all stay and now that you are suffering and dying,you migrate both legal and illegal to these same African countries you once abused and sacked because you had an oil boom and are now in millions in these countries and you don't even comport yourselves buh act arrogant,deal in drugs,prostitutions,scams whilst your documentations are all expired even for those who used legal channels to enter various African countries with tourist visas of maximum 90 days.Tanzania recently revoked their visa on Arrival from Nigeria and Somalia last year and the Kenyans that you they are rebuking still maintain a visa on arrival to Nigerians buh they still don't comport themselves in these countries.They have no friend even in West Africa.They are surrounded by former French colonies who don't give a Bleep about them.Ghana is their only true ally worldwide buh we don't even like them and see them as friends.They are truly the world reject and their evil plans is hunting them now.Now they are being destroyed from within.They are not even at peace with eachother now that the oil wealth is declining.

sufferNsmiling:


XhosaNostra do not believe what a lot of these nigerians can say they tell a lot of lies and food themselves. I remember about 10 pages ago they are saying there are 5000 nigerian doctors in south africa that is a bloody lie. When I was in zimbabwe in the late 90s nigerians in zimbabwe say they are 1000 nigerian doctors and 500 nigerian professors in zimbabwe. When at university of zimbabwe there were only 3 nigerian lecturers so the investigation went on after about 1 year research we found out that they were less than 20 nigerian doctors in zimbabwe practicing. Please XhosaNostra nigerians can tell themselves anything and believe anything that is our behaviour but when you look at us you can see we are sufferingn

forgiveness:


7 Best Hospitals In Nigeria- Their African and World Ranking


by Serah

Basic health care is the minimum level of healthcare that is necessary for the maintenance of adequate health and which also serves as protection from diseases. Basic healthcare services include but are not limited to emergency services, laboratory and radiology services, inpatient hospital and physician care and preventive health services. The healthcare team is made of Clinicians, Nurses, Medical Laboratory Scientists, Pharmacists, Dentists, Midwives, and other health professionals.

The World Health Organization lists robust financing, well-trained and adequately paid staff and adequately maintained facilities and logistics geared towards delivering quality medicine and technologies as some qualities of an appropriately functioning healthcare system. Nigeria falls short of these expectations but some hospitals help to cover up our ‘unhealthy’ shame to some extent. A research group belonging to Spain’s largest public research body (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas) called Cybermetrics Lab, published a ‘Ranking Web of World Hospitals’.

Best Hospitals In Nigeria
Table of Contents
Reddington Hospital
Noma Children Hospital Sokoto
Abuja Clinics
Saint Nicholas Hospital
Bridge Clinic
Nordica Fertility Center, Lagos
Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta

5 Best Hospitals in Africa
5 Best Hospitals in the world

BEST HOSPITALS IN NIGERIA
Image Source

7. Reddington Hospital

World Ranking: 12771

African Ranking: 121

One of the best hospitals in Nigeria, the Reddington Hospital was established in 2001 in association with London’s Cromwell Hospital. The hospital takes care of Internal Medicine, just as it specializes in Cardiology. More so, Reddington has its own Coronary and Intensive Care Unit.

Looking at the services offered by the hospital, it covers things from Renal Dialysis to Obstetrics and Gynaecology. In addition to that, the hospital is also reputable for Paediatrics, Surgery, Ophthalmology, ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) Surgery, Radiology, and Psychiatry.

One more thing that you will find great with this hospital which is located in Lagos is that you can book an appointment online.


6. Noma Children Hospital Sokoto

World Ranking: 6167

African Ranking: 21

This is a specialist hospital located in the Northern Nigeria. A WHO referenced hospital, it is dedicated to plastic and reconstructive surgery which is aimed at treating Noma and the disfiguring it brings to people that survive it.

Not only is Noma Children Hospital Sokoto one of the best hospitals in Nigeria, it also offers free pediatric and surgical care to people suffering from the disease, and it also provides training in pediatric and plastic surgery.

Contact: Noma Children Hospital Sokoto

5. Abuja Clinics

World Ranking: 11651

African Ranking: 93

It is no surprise that a hospital whose strategy involves utilizing expert, modern equipment and facilities at all times in a congenial environment made this prestigious list. Abuja Clinics was founded in 1989 as an institution to provide healthcare services to the residents of Abuja. It has however grown to a group of 3 hospitals situated in Karu, Maitama and Garki districts of the FCT. Through the authority of seasoned administrators, the clinic provides the community with a proficient and dedicated healthcare delivery system. This 5th best hospital in Nigeria is the 93rd best in Africa.


4. Saint Nicholas Hospital

World Ranking: 11209

African Ranking: 89

In 1968, Moses Majekodunmi established St. Nicholas Hospital in Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria. It is situated at 57 Campbell Street near Catholic Mission Street, Lagos Island. It boasts of performing the first kidney transplant surgery in Nigeria and the first pediatric kidney transplant surgery in West Africa. The first treatment for renal transplantation in Nigeria was also performed here. The hospital is now one of the best organ transplant centers in Nigeria. Currently, there are several other branches of the hospital also in Lagos, Nigeria. These are St. Nicholas Clinics at the Lekki Free Trade Zone, St. Nicholas Hospital at Maryland and St. Nicholas Clinics at Victoria Island on 7b Etim Inyang Street. These hospitals also offer a full range of quality healthcare services. This hospital asides being the 4th best in Nigeria, is also ranked 89th in Africa.


3. Bridge Clinic

Image SourceWorld Ranking: 8309

African Ranking: 43

In 1999, the Bridge Clinic was birthed for the purpose of delivering an uncompromised quality of medical care in Nigeria. Their priority was offering fertility services and care and they easily became West Africa’s best center for fertility services. With time, they delved fully into the provision of everyday health services as popularly requested by satisfied patients. There are now several branches of the clinic in Abuja and Lagos amongst others. This 3rd best hospital in Nigeria is also ranked 43rd in Africa.


2. Nordica Fertility Center, Lagos

World Ranking: 6167

African Ranking: 21

This hospital was founded in 1999 and boasts of being the first hospital in Nigeria to solely focus on the Assisted Conception Unit. Its first location was at 66 Oduduwa Way, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos. The hospital aims to provide world standard fertility services that can be equated at any time to the best international hospitals. Other available locations are Mainland, Lagos; Asokoro, Abuja and Asaba. It came 2nd in Nigeria and 21st in Africa.


1. Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta

World Ranking: 2091

African Ranking: 6

This hospital situated at Old Lagos Road, Ita-Oshin, Aro, Abeokuta, Ogun State was ranked as the number 1 hospital in Nigeria based on all criteria. It was built in 1944 and provides both regional and national quality mental health care and services. It is widely known as Nigeria’s apex center for Psychiatry. It renders such services as Radio-Diagnostics, Adolescent Mental Health, Occupational Therapy, Psychiatry, Electroencephalography (EEG) and Drug Addiction Treatment.

It also runs Schools of Clinical Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, and Psychiatry Residency Training. Research services are also available here as students and professionals come in to glean from their wealth of wisdom and experience. All these quality services are manned by qualified and well experienced Medical Practitioners.

The hospital is listed as the 6th best in Africa and number 2091 in the world. It is, therefore, safe to say that the Aro Hospital has accomplished and is improving its vision of being a national center of excellence as well as an international point of reference in the area of mental health



https://wiredbugs.com/best-hospitals-in-nigeria/

XhosaNostra:


TBH, when I think of Kenya, I also think of skinny athletes. But that's not all I remember a story that was in the news years ago. These newlyweds went to honeymoon in Kenya, but the groom returned to his country alone. The bride fell in love with a Massai! Apparently he was worth risking it all

That's very mature of you, T. Boyfriend material right there

XhosaNostra:


TBH, when I think of Kenya, I also think of skinny athletes. But that's not all I remember a story that was in the news years ago. These newlyweds went to honeymoon in Kenya, but the groom returned to his country alone. The bride fell in love with a Massai! Apparently he was worth risking it all

That's very mature of you, T. Boyfriend material right there

PetroDollax:
Fuckeduppedness you must be a comedian, I bet. Did you say Abuja clinic? At least I know Abuja clinic! If Abuja clinic is one of your top health facilities, then indeed Nigeria is fvcked

But wait ooh! With al these “world-class” health facilities, how come life expectancy is a miserable 46years and falling in the sh1thole? How come the WHO declared Nigeria the country with the most diseases?

mtisTheQubit:

what that...is it me or something is cooking here.