I owe my time and autonomy to no one but me. That’s something I’ll always remind people of no matter how much I rock with you, you’ll never be more important to me than I am to myself.
HMO doesn’t really cover everything and in some cases, it covers a certain percentage. Then the shege you’ll see ehn, you can have an emergency but have to follow strenuous procedures before you’re attended to. Anything that is supposed to be helpful doesn’t come easy in Nigeria.
This HMO thing going on is more complex than it looks. So let me do my part. How it actually works, and what needs to be done better.
I had brain surgery in 2022
I did not have health insurance at that time.
I paid ₦12 million naira in cash from my own pocket
I think we, as Nigerians, do air conditioning to the point of discomfort.
What's the logic behind freezing in a room and not adjusting the obviously rubbish AC temperature?