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UNTH as a metaphor of a failed state
I apologise to my teeming readers for this three-week absence. The reason is encapsulated in my choice of this title which has also become my reflection on the 53rd anniversary of Nigeria’s independence which we celebrate tomorrow. It also happens that tomorrow’s ‘celebration’ will be the last we shall encounter before the bigger one of next January which will mark a century of the attainment of Nigeria as a single ‘geographic expression’, as one of our founding fathers once described it.
When my brother died in LUTH!
Death never crossed my mind. The worst I expected was his long stay in the hospital. He had been referred to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, from a private hospital in Amuwo Odofin in Lagos. That was the beginning of another ordeal that could have been avoided if our healthcare was fairly good. Yes, admission into LUTH for the treatment of any ailment is usually an ordeal not only for the patient but also for the family going by the account of many Nigerians including this reporter.
Lagos General Hospital: Patients’ tales of woes, pains, anguish
ARE public hospitals houses of health or homes of death? This is the pertinent question on the lips of patients seeking healthcare services in government health institutions in Lagos and environs in recent times. To say that government health institutions are overwhelmed and that their facilities are overstretched would be an understatement.
My friends want me to sleep with an older woman
My friends were telling me that I should try having sex with a lady ten years older than me or more. I am 27 years and my sexual partners have always been age-mates or those younger than me. Personally, I don’t fancy the thought of going to bed with an older woman even though my friends tell me that I could learn a lot and would enjoy the experience.
Sex with my husband is painful
My husband and I enjoy lovemaking a lot and it’s one thing that keeps our relationship going despite having three children. My man respects me for that and has never cheated for as long as I could remember. But lately, sex has been really painful and not as enjoyable as it used to. On many occasions, I turned down my husband and he doesn’t feel good about this. Does this mean that something is wrong?

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