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Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Nobody: 8:43pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
Who is the baby's father? Wait oo! This could be a scam too, Nigerians and scams. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Midadeola(f): 9:15pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
Yankee101: ![]() Same old, same old! Fish smelly pvssy..bla bla bla When it comes to reasoning beyond your anvs now. You couldn't ![]() Did your father keep a wallet with them? If you didn't go about talking jargons on all help_required threads like this, I'm sure you would have made enough money to fund this person you're so clamouring for as if you care! Dry pocket & a screaming empty barrel! Two in one, pathetic!!! 2 Likes |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Asadujames202(m): 9:29pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
crackhaus: Lol weather for two Pregnancy for one Girls will never learn 2 Likes |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Wilsonbet1991(m): 9:29pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
My elder sister is right now in UPTH for same reason after spending more than 150k and she's left with nothing in her account and the hospital management has detained her for up to a month now after delivery via CS. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Earnonline7: 9:31pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
Really |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by NaMe4: 9:35pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
smallsmall: In such emergency situation, the hospital most likely would have been assured of full payment after the surgery. They also played their role by carrying out the surgery to ensure the mother and baby were hale and hearty, probably without receiving initial payment. Still a sad situation for the lady and her baby though. Except there are psycho-social reasons the lady is being kept in the hospital, I would suggest the hospital lets her go and count their losses (though such losses which undeniably would be recurrent in such a society like this would affect proper running of the facility and quality of care) 1 Like |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by thorpido(m): 10:27pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
bukatyne:I also doubted the '7months incaceration'.I know hospitals detain patients who fail to settle their bills but I think in this case there is more to it. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Yankee101: 10:37pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
Midadeola: How much do you make annually, let's donate it to a good cause. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Yankee101: 10:39pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
Midadeola: How much do you make net annually, submit any figure with evidence let's donate it to a good cause. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Joshmanuel10(m): 10:40pm On Oct 02, 2020 |
saphiere:Dear ladies don't spread leg irresponsibly |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Ndipe(m): 3:23am On Oct 03, 2020 |
Stop this false generalization about Nigerian men offering fake promises. That's not so. The girl needs great assistance, that should be the number one priority. saphiere: |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by ibrahim55(m): 3:35am On Oct 03, 2020 |
There should be an account number for her, things are hard I knw but if u and I can donate 1k each for her just 100 people out of millions of Nigeria's she would be able to go home to take care of her self and her baby and a little something to start over again.i dont understand the essence of bringing this story here when there is no way we could help her |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Bigchristo: 7:44am On Oct 03, 2020 |
ibedun:You nor get sense at all, if we check status right now you maybe broke where I am forget story. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by NoToPile: 9:39am On Oct 03, 2020 |
bukatyne: I understand where you are coming from but the truth is they never come back to pay the bills, its the way of getting their money, the fundamental problem is our insincerity as citizens. This happened at a private hospital close to our house recently, they were finally discharged during the lockdown since December last year. I have even seen this happen at general hospitals in Lagos at the maternal child centers I had my babies but it doesn't even take this long. After 7 days of discharge ( I doubt its up to 7days anymore) of both mum and baby and you do not settle the bills, the mother is on a sit out ' meaning - a new mother will sit on a chair and carry her baby no bed for both of you and you will be watched by them very closely to prevent you from running away. I thought it was harsh and then I heard cases of mothers running and leaving their babies at the hospital. They will say bed space is not even enough for patients and someone that is discharged wants to take a bed, you will be given a chair to sit.The mother is always extremely uncomfortable carrying baby overnight but then won't new mothers that have delivered and new babies rest on a bed too? Then after sometime I think social welfare department does come and maybe they waive. Its always a messy situation, I have seen mothers with CS on sitouts very terrible something to behold, during antenatal the head matron always shout, have money ready don't go and buy naming cloth, have cash at hand you may need end up needing an emergency CS, things can go wrong during a normal delivery , we will tell you to drop anything you have the CS will be done , we will ensure you are treated but you will pay all the bills BEFORE you are go home, The bitter truth is some people do not even have relatives that can help. Nigeria is hard for a lot of people . Woo the mata tire me joor. I don't even know who to blame. May God help us all. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by 7lives: 10:40am On Oct 03, 2020 |
Grandmeister: She lives in Egbeda, even if she get rushed into government hospital near Egbeda, the matter for no be like this. There is nothing special about private hospitals, the best hospitals in Lagos are still the public hospitals. Igando general hospital, orile Agege general hospital, Isolo general hospital, Ayike house in Ikeja and island maternity are all there and people still allowed private hospitals do nonsense to them. For those who care to know, Fashola did a good job on those hospitals before he left. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by 7lives: 10:43am On Oct 03, 2020 |
smallsmall: The name of the hospital is Mojo in Egbeda. Probably Moji or the story is as fake as Kim Kardashian's butt. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Josywhyte: 12:12pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
Nawa o. Why are some doctors this heartless and cruel. So because she can't afford 90k u detained and made her sleep on the floor with a six months old baby? Where is your conscience doctor? This is really absurd and wicked |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Jadeng: 1:26pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
Where is her husband, family, relatives and friends?? Haabbaaa! |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Unrated900(m): 2:15pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
ignis: Don’t mind those condemning the hospital and doctor At least they helped her to deliver it Some hospitals in the east will tell you We tem ego before anything odogwu |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Reference(m): 3:35pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
Heath insurance should be made mandatory. That's all. This will encourage hospitals to take risks on admissions and pressure the citizens to take sensible health related decisions. Subsequently no hospital will admit without insurance. 1 Like |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by ibedun: 8:57pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
Bigchristo: Typical foolish Nigerian men, you dey commot prick for pant and N5m no dey your akant? So a whole twins (2 massive kids) arrived and you are running helter skelter over N620k bill, disturbing friends and family.....yeye man! Nonsense! Broke? Me?........impossible! |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Bigchristo: 10:01pm On Oct 03, 2020 |
ibedun:Guy shut up you be goat �people like you that will be claiming rich niggas don’t even have Shishi |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by niamboy: 6:44pm On Oct 08, 2020 |
Bashoruntolu: I feel you. Working for some of those "charity organizations" brought me nearly to death. The Europeans want one thing: Us staying far away and earning their money with us. Even at the hospitals! idk why this nurse helped but maybe she understood that system as well. |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by phineas: 7:29pm On Oct 08, 2020 |
Midadeola: Trust me that hospital will be in trouble if she files against them.They should pray No one teaches her how to. They will get the pittance they were owed,but the punishment for the law they infringed is a long time in jail |
Re: Nursing Mother Detained For 7 Months In Lagos Hospital Over N90,000 Unpaid Bill by Midadeola(f): 8:28pm On Oct 08, 2020 |
phineas:True! .but what are those numerous ways that could be used in retrieving... |
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