Every time I visit the emergency ward of the hospital, I weep for the people who loose their lives not due to the accident, but for the negligence of the doctors and nurses on duty. I rushed someone that was stabbed to the hospital, and on getting there, the nurses refused to attend to him cause I didn't have 10,000 at hand to register and buy medication. Bear in mind that this person has been bleeding for close to 40mins from multiple stab wounds. I grabbed my ATM card and dashed to the Bank, and the machines were out of service. Dashed back to the hospital to explain what had happened and ask if they had a POS unit so I can make this payment, amazingly, they didn't. I was a Sanitation Saturday. But for the timely intervention of a man who had also rushed in an accident victim and who later died that loaned me the initial deposit, that person would have died. Now my question is what can be done in the Nigerian Medical Sector that will reduce the mortality rate that is "sky rocketing" by the day... Good day People. Hope you have a blessed week.
Life needs to be valued in the Nigerian medical system. The medical practioners are mostly concerned about money, that they loose the value for life. Medical practioners ( if every one is dead, u wnt have any money any way ) so pls, life is the most valuable comodity n this world. Take it ceriously
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