When I said medical negligence is a pandemic in Nigeria, many people thought I was joking. It’s only because it hasn’t happened to them yet. This happens every single day, and the Ministry of Health is doing little to nothing about it. Chimamanda’s son’s case is just one example. A frightening number of doctors and nurses—both in private and government hospitals—are poorly trained or lack competence, and many lives have been lost as a result. Treating patients without proper tests or accurate diagnosis is a death sentence. Imagine the pain these mothers are going through. This hospital should be shut down, and those responsible must be held accountable. If more people start speaking out, the stories will be in the millions.
@Elioosa@DAMIADENUGA But she was the one who came out to start talking about her family, that’s her pattern. Even when she was in the relationship any time there’s a misunderstanding she would play the pity card with family issues. If you know her, then advise her to stop it.
@_Oluwanifemii@AsakyGRN Now you insulted him if he responds you will play the social victim card again, why can’t you all treat people the same way you want to be treated?