- A Nigerian lady recounts her father’s tragic death due to lack of hospital access.
- Her father experienced a medical emergency and sought help from three hospitals.
- The first hospital denied admission due to insufficient medical equipment.
A Nigerian lady has shared the tragic story of how her father passed away after being unable to secure a hospital bed in a government facility.
According to her account, her father faced an emergency situation and was taken to three different hospitals in a desperate attempt to save his life. The first hospital refused to admit him, citing a lack of necessary medical equipment. The second hospital also turned them away, explaining that they had no available beds for new patients.
Sadly, while being transported to a third hospital, her father succumbed to his condition, passing away before he could receive medical attention.
“Nigeria failed my father. I became fatherless because of Nigeria. My mother because husbandless because of Nigeria”, the lady lamented,
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In other news, A Nigerian man has turned to social media for help after receiving threats from an unidentified individual demanding ₦4 million. The anonymous caller allegedly vowed to harm his wife and daughter and set his business on fire if he refused to comply.
Sharing his ordeal on his X page (formerly Twitter), the man disclosed that the extortionist contacted him through a menacing phone call and follow-up messages, warning of severe consequences if he did not send the money.
To substantiate his claims, he also posted a recorded conversation with the suspect, along with a screenshot of the threatening message he received.
The message read:
“Good day to the management of Thank Allah Oil & Gas Ltd. I just want to inform you that two women have provided your details. I have conducted thorough investigations, and for the past four days, my boys have been tracking you.”
“I ordered them to step back because I wanted to hear from you first. These two women have paid us to burn down your gas station and harm you. Call me within 24 hours. It’s Biggy Alale from Ojo.”
After identifying the sender as male, the victim shared his fears regarding the safety of his family and business.
The post quickly gained attention online, prompting numerous concerned people to comment with their thoughts and encouragement.
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