If you in the medical field and you know your worth,like know what you doing
God bless you …..
If you don’t,you are gone
Why do you kill people on your ignorance..
Shege
@Chima_Obi1234 Sincerely condolences,we are just pained that In Nigeria we have a system that is not working and produces “anyhow Graduate” who end up doing anyhow procedures from our health sector to the educational sector.May God help us
I have read a deeply distressing account shared by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a woman whose voice and work have long enriched our nation and the world, describing the alleged circumstances surrounding the loss of her young son, Nkanu.
The loss of a child is an indescribable grief. No parent should ever have to carry such an egregious burden, and our hearts go out to Chimamanda, her husband, Ivara Esege, and their family in this season of profound pain.
Family grief of this nature reminds us of the sanctity of life and the enormous responsibility placed on those entrusted with healthcare. Moments like this call us to compassion, accountability, and action, and to a collective commitment to safeguard our institutions and uphold the highest standards of care and best practice.
We pray for comfort for the Adichie family. May the God of all comfort surround Chimamanda, Ivara, and their family with strength in these difficult days. May He bring peace to their hearts, grace to sustain them, and covering over their surviving son. In time, may He bring beauty out of pain, and may His glory yet be revealed even in this deep grief, redeeming for good what the adversary meant for harm.