When you live abroad and listen to this guy… you will shake your head… even with the abroad you wan dey compare to 😂😂😂😂😂 you go dey emergency room dey wait for hours… UNLESS ITS A LIFE THREATENING SITUATION… after waiting for hours that doctor wey you think say na god… na Tylenol dem go give you… you can be in pains for weeks before them go operate you… a child had something stock in her nostrils for days in pains, couldn't breathe until her turn reached then she went into surgery….
They will keep you until its a life threatening… At the End No COUNTRY IS PERFECT AND STOP COMPARING AND START TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO YOUR COUNTRIES PROBLEM, BUT FIRST ELIMINATING THOSE BAD EGGS…
There is something strange with this Nigerian expository podcast, some mischievous bloggers are now feasting on his vlog to rubbish the country, and even comparing Ghana with us, the same Ghana shown to the World, with a hospital without common hospital beds, where patients sleep on the floor? These bloggers look for the flimsiest excuse to descend on our country, the same country with several private sector initiatives, endeavouring to provide world class health care services , in order to support the public health sector.What is he really driving at, that the nonavailability of enough bed spaces in a developing country of 230 million people, is tantamount to poor services? We do have challenges no doubt, but there are better ways to address it, not running to social media, to compare us with other countries, a comparison which falls on its face and tends to point to ulterior motives, Ghanaians and other Africans will never come to social media to announce the inadequate infrastructures in their own countries .What is this podcast intended to achieve? Aside Naowa, there are several other good public hospitals in Abuja . There are problems no doubt, and it is part of the overall development challenges experienced in several sectors, this is definitely not the best approach to finding solutions ? It is election season, time to hold office holders and office seekers accountable, not running to social media to display ignorance and lack of proper appreciation of the damage to the image of the country, and the rising tourism industry in the country, from which additional resources can be realised for development and improvement of the health sector complained about.
Lasisi thinks it’s the first time the government is hearing about the current state of health in the country! The citizens have been complaining about it for more than 40 years. They don’t care because they go overseas for treatment.
When you live abroad and listen to this guy… you will shake your head… even with the abroad you wan dey compare to 😂😂😂😂😂 you go dey emergency room dey wait for hours… UNLESS ITS A LIFE THREATENING SITUATION… after waiting for hours that doctor wey you think say na god… na Tylenol dem go give you… you can be in pains for weeks before them go operate you… a child had something stock in her nostrils for days in pains, couldn't breathe until her turn reached then she went into surgery….
They will keep you until its a life threatening…
At the End No COUNTRY IS PERFECT AND STOP COMPARING AND START TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO YOUR COUNTRIES PROBLEM, BUT FIRST ELIMINATING THOSE BAD EGGS…
This is sooooo serious ohh😮😮
God will help us😢
God will help Nigeria😭😭😭
That's how my best friend lost her life 😢. No oxygen, no bed. She was moved from one state hospital to another😭
😢
Government from the pit of hell 😢
There is something strange with this Nigerian expository podcast, some mischievous bloggers are now feasting on his vlog to rubbish the country, and even comparing Ghana with us, the same Ghana shown to the World, with a hospital without common hospital beds, where patients sleep on the floor? These bloggers look for the flimsiest excuse to descend on our country, the same country with several private sector initiatives, endeavouring to provide world class health care services , in order to support the public health sector.What is he really driving at, that the nonavailability of enough bed spaces in a developing country of 230 million people, is tantamount to poor services? We do have challenges no doubt, but there are better ways to address it, not running to social media, to compare us with other countries, a comparison which falls on its face and tends to point to ulterior motives, Ghanaians and other Africans will never come to social media to announce the inadequate infrastructures in their own countries .What is this podcast intended to achieve? Aside Naowa, there are several other good public hospitals in Abuja . There are problems no doubt, and it is part of the overall development challenges experienced in several sectors, this is definitely not the best approach to finding solutions ? It is election season, time to hold office holders and office seekers accountable, not running to social media to display ignorance and lack of proper appreciation of the damage to the image of the country, and the rising tourism industry in the country, from which additional resources can be realised for development and improvement of the health sector complained about.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
Lasisi thinks it’s the first time the government is hearing about the current state of health in the country!
The citizens have been complaining about it for more than 40 years.
They don’t care because they go overseas for treatment.
They don't listen to English, its only our voters card that can do the loudest talk.
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