Nigerian Hospitals

Opinion

OPINION: Nigeria’s Death Centres

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January 19, (THEWILL) — An average Nigerian hospital operates like a mortuary, just as an average Nigerian ambulance is essentially a casket in motion. The recent tragedy shared by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie—the avoidable loss of her 21-month-old son—has once...
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How Many More Preventable Deaths in Nigerian Hospitals Before Government Implements Wholesale Reforms?

Austyn Ogannah -
January 18, (THEWILL) — When Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her husband, Dr. Ivara Esege's 21-month-old son died at a private Lagos hospital on January 7, the tragedy shattered a deeply held assumption among Nigeria's elite: That money could buy...
Editorial

THEWILL EDITORIAL: Time to End Medical Negligence in Nigerian Hospitals

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January 12, (THEWILL) — One of the issues associated with the rapidly declining quality of healthcare delivery in Nigeria is medical negligence. Although it is least talked about, newspapers and the social media reports sometimes provide evidence of harms...
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Italy-Bound Businessman Intercepted With Cocaine Consignments In Shoe Soles, Bag Railings

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have intercepted a Milan-bound businessman with 4.80 kilograms of cocaine concealed in the soles of shoes and the railings of travelling bags at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, Lagos.
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