Ahahhahah so that means pharmaceutical companies dont get any penny from the bonus ?

Doing diagnosis online doesn’t really make sense in most cases, and it shouldn’t be the standard except when the issue is a minor one. To me a proper physical examination is very important.

Here, not all hospitals offer online appointments. Most times, you have to show up in person. They check your vitals first, then you see a doctor, and after that, they may book another appointment for you.

In Nigeria, so many doctors are leaving the country, and nurses too. 😪
I even have an uncle who moved to London he hasn’t been back in decades.

The health sector in my country is in a state of emergency. We have everything it takes to be great, but bad leadership and corruption keep damaging the system. And when those in power have medical issues, they travel abroad for proper care.

Honestly, living here means you have to be extra careful with your health every single day because of how weak the system is. It’s almost like a survival skill you’re forced to learn.