A man who claims to have worked at the hospital where a pregnant woman passed away over alleged N500K deposit shares truth about the incident.
It would be recalled that an uproar had been sparked on social media after a man had alleged that his wife died at a hospital after they refused to do anything without a deposit of N500K.
While the hospital has denied this allegation, a man identified as Jimoh Abdulrahman Sadiq has revealed what he claims are the facts of the incident.
He noted that the man was only misleading the public, claiming that the lady was in a severe state at the time of presentation at the hospital.
His words read …
“Here is the truth about the incident. The man is just misleading the public just to shift the blame from himself.
The incident happened on the 18th of February when the wife was rushed to the said hospital and on getting there she was examined and she was severely pale (severe anemia in pregnancy), history revealed that she has convulsed twice due to Eclampsia and she will need both emergency blood transfusion and caesarean section simultaneously and the hospital said the condition is more that what they can handle and she was referred immediately to general hospital Epe without hesitation and wasting of time. We all know the process of blood transfusion in Lagos that you can only get blood from the accredited blood Bank and few accredited diagnostic centers in Lagos. This was the more reason she was referred immediately and he was never asked to make any deposit of 500k.
He can now come online and defaming innocent hospital but did not have common sense to registered his wife for ANC, even if he cannot afford private hospital, there are lots of primary health care that are cheap and affordable, they would have detected these two complications (severe anemia in pregnancy and Eclampsia) before hand.
This is the hospital I’ve worked with and I know well how they operate, the owner of the hospital is a God fearing man and he chooses life over money. I could still remember while I was working there we harbour three patients for over 3 months because they could not pay their bills even when we (the staff) were complaining, he always tells us to focus on service to humanity first.”
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