If the family of 4 with matching Ankara came in to pay cash, would the doctor have called for the ban of cash paying patients?
Would he have concluded they were trying to waste his time?
If all doctors see HMO patients as pretenders who are just coming to milk the “somewhat free” privilege, how can I feel safe and assured that they want the best for my health while I’m on HMO?
The doctors tweet is not dangerous, it’s me that’s concerned about my wellbeing that’s being dangerous. Okay
This woman is literally spitting in the face of ordinary Nigerians, and the very citizens she is mocking are predictably lining up in the comment section, holding hands, jumping up and down, and clapping passionately for her.
This tragic reaction is not surprising, considering that our cash-and-carry media houses continue to heavily, deliberately localize all of our structural problems.
Every Nigerian has been practically lobotomized and brainwashed to believe that the only reason we do not have robust domestic industries and stable electricity grids is because the President, the 36 state governors, the 774 local government chairmen, and various agency heads are all inherently corrupt and stealing money. 1/5
This post is filled with lies about what Hamas agreed to & it’s part of a longstanding pattern: When Palestinian negotiators make agreements, the Israelis then demand new terms and the US and its lackeys pretend like these new edicts are part of the deal and then blame Hamas.
First time I knew HMO discrimination was a thing was when I tried using mine as a Corper.
I got into the hospital and noticed there was a separate section for people using HMO, the medication they gave them was different because if you want something “better”, your HMO can’t afford it, they took longer to attend to them and were generally impolite and condescending.
I was confused because isn’t the idea behind this supposed to be a good thing??? But then again, it’s Nigeria.
Do you ever wonder how they’re going to halve the Earth’s population?
They’re going to remove public health protections & let diseases we had previously eradicated surge out of control.
They’re going to slash social services.
They’re going to kill the vulnerable.
Eugenics.
14 years ago, Adamawa was receiving N2.8b allocation, while today it receives N16b.
Lets do quick maths:
N2.8B in 2012 could buy you 400,000 bags of rice, while N16B today would buy you 320,000 bags.
N2.8B in 2012 was $18m, while N16B today is $12m.
Under APC, MORE IS LESS!
Why would someone leave their house at 2am to go to the hospital if it wasn’t for something they were genuinely concerned about? But according to doctors on X, it’s inconvenient for them.
Once again. Nigerians are ready to work. Over qualified to work. And actually work like machines. Offer the salary that matches the talent and dedication you are looking for, and you will fill the roles in seconds.
This is what I’ve consistently highlighted over the last 2 years. Nigerians will ignore the ECONOMY, which is the root of all their problems, and be busy blaming one another.
The Economy doesn’t favour small businesses to pay adequate wages. The Economy is also putting a lot of strain on people’s purchasing power. They need money that can cover their living expenses; rent, groceries, healthcare etc, especially the highly skilled ones, before they give you their time.
With the right remuneration, I promise you some will resign from their current jobs and work for you this evening.
I so much dislike hearing this “Nigerians are unemployed or do want to work” narrative. It turns my stomach. Sort your economy and watch everything fall into place. But you people will not hear.
HMO Dey collect 7 figures from my salary every year, I no Dey even go hospital but if I come and you look me one kind, I go comport you so next time, you will have sense