ONE WAY TRIP: Health, Education & Employment | Episode 3 | Documentary Series

[@catecce3028]

For those who are saying this doesn't represent everyone's experience, just know that it isn't supposed to. It is their experience. Health care. No. Especially for accident cases. I say this from experience. My Mother died after 8 hours of not being attended to at UBTH. My own mother. I had just turned 15 years old. She died from massive intracranial hemorrhage which was only detected postmortem. 8 hours fighting for her life. Oxygen mask wasn't even working. I was and still am deeply traumatized by that experience. I nor know medical grammar but this one no let me forget "massive intracranial hemorrhage". Na death certificate I from read am. My younger brother died from an injection overdose at one health center in Lagos. I was 6 years old. My sister was almost killed by a student doctor when she went to get injections for Malaria at a hospital in Delta State. See. Let Naija health-care not happen to you. It is a hit or miss situation. They're not fabricating or trying to tear down Nigeria. They're just sharing their experiences. This might actually inspire someone somewhere to start to change the way they act. I need to stop typing.

[@TheOTLoveTrain]

Wow! Your comment almost made me cry, thank you for sharing your story and your views too - you definitely understand ❤️ Really hope you keep healing and thriving!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@RideWithAirneh]

Correction: When you say Nigerian Nurses are wicked, it feels like all Nigerian nurses are wicked and that’s not correct. My elder sister is a nurse in Nigeria and because we look so alike, I’ve gotten Favours from her patients because of how nicely she treated. There are nurses that do their work with empathy so please…. “Some nurses are wicked shoul have been the correct statement”

[@richardakinnubi5370]

Major of them are wicked, your sister could be selective with people she helped.

[@Tam974eva]

They are speaking about their own experiences n why they chose to leave their countries. So ofc its gonna b Biased.

[@CeewaiJay]

All nurses and doctors aren’t bad There are very professional Nurses who are empathetic and kind

[@beebakay]

What a traumatic experience for a 9 yr old.

[@TheFikky40]

I had a bad experience in the public health system as I lost my first child ( a son) due to negligence and since then, I have vowed never to use the public health system again... Although the private health is not the best but way better and very expensive.

[@franklinikechukwu3647]

Nigeria... We hail thee

[@michealayomide3135]

This is so relatable and inspiring ay the same time ❤... God bless you guys 🙏❤️

[@michealayomide3135]

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[@bamgboyeoluwaloni7829]

Can we get longer episodes please 😢

[@ayodele2013]

You too like gist😂. The episodes are super interesting tbh

[@FABGRAPHIX]

Wow! Toyosi's experience in Unilag is like the opposite for me. I had the best time in Unilag for my Bsc and Msc. I was one of those persons who wrote exams and knew my grades right there. So whenever anyone sees the broadsheet, I was never scared because my grade will be as predicted. I had a great relationship with my lecturers and I still connect with them even after leaving school since 2019.

[@chisomo8088]

Wow, you’re so lucky

[@FABGRAPHIX]

@@chisomo8088 really! All thanks to lecturers in my department then.

[@allshadesfemale9819]

13 and your mum is taking you for p test... what happened to parenting and trust. Ps don't come for me, just my opinion

[@LifestylewithJadesola]

Honestly like that one is no longer just health care system issue oh another thing is happening there 👀

[@Fiyin_Adeyemo]

Likeee and she said it's for the best. Noooooo

[@successmacfish9787]

The only education part that wasn’t satisfactory in naija was uni. Please can i be part of this docu?

[@folakemiadeduwon6661]

I also studied International Relations to be a diplomat or work at the embassy 😂

[@ayodele2013]

We say may Nigeria not happen to you. But it happens to us all in different dozes.

[@Geniusolos]

This video doesn't represent all Nigerians. This video seems to be maliciously targeted at destroying the image of Nigeria and Nigerians. I've always enjoyed your videos but this one is more like pushing a negative narratives about Nigeria. Nigeria is not perfect and no country in the world is perfect. Videos like this make outsiders treat us badly because they already have a wrong perspective about us. OT lovers, we love you but this malicious video only represents 2 of you not all Nigerians.

[@bamgboyeoluwaloni7829]

Chai Nigeria 😢

[@DooshimaDanladi]

There are all these comments about how these are the views if only a few and how there are exceptions. Views of a few? Definitely not. Are there exceptions? Yes. But if we are being honest, this is a decaying country and the issues highlighted in this video are not going to do any more damage to Nigeria/Nigerians than Nigeria/Nigerians themselves have already done.

[@successmacfish9787]

The only education part that wasn’t satisfactory in naija was uni

[@cristinareese8444]

👌 'promosm'