Following the tragic elevator tragedy that claimed her life, the final conversations between the late doctor Vwaere Diaso and her colleague have generated a lot of online discussion.
Doctor Vwaere Diaso’s colleague Lase Moye spoke with the deceased physician one last time before she passed away.
The late doctor complained about the dormitory they were staying in at the hospital, which had leaky roofs, in talks that were posted on Twitter.
When someone took a shower or cleaned their bathroom, Vwaere also complained about the damage it did to her room.
While sharing the chats online, Moye cried over the poor maintenance in the hostel and the impact that it had on the residents.
She shared that they had complained about the leaking bathroom several times, but that the repair work was not done properly and the problem persisted.
According to Moye, several facilities in the hospital weren’t working including the elevator which ended up taking Vwaere’s life.
She tweeted:
“Vwaere’s room was just under mine, each time we wash our bathroom on 10th floor, it leaks into her room on the 9th floor, we complained severally, eventually when they came to fix it they patched it with Evostic and some other stuff, leaking started again after some time.
“And I remember the hostel porter say if they complain hsc wont answer again o that we should just manage the patch. Guess we got tired of complaining since we were finishing soon.
“But see now, same Vwaere is gone because of same negligence. Why put people to live here when there isn’t maintenance of the basic facilities? Or is it when rain falls and our rooms get flooded, tired from work we spend the evening packing water after a long day’s job! Without hazard allowance but see now.”
See post and reactions below;
Why put people to live here when there isn’t maintenance of the basic facilities??? Or Is it when rain falls and our rooms get flooded, tired from work we spend the evening packing water after a long day’s job! Without hazard allowance but see now… pic.twitter.com/DZ5hGYVipD
— lase_moye (@LaseMoye) August 2, 2023
@beautymorak reacted: “The maintenance culture in Nigeria is Zero, Zero! God. This news breaks my heart too much.”
@sylee_jhay said: “Imagine this kind of inconvenience.”
@addvokeight commented: “Please if you have the resources to leave this country please leave. The system is entirely fucked up and in redeemable. So sad.”
@samantha_x added: “I think there’s more to this.”