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(In Photos) Doctors strike leave stranded patients scrambling for help

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The recent strike embarked upon by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), the parent body of all Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria, has left patients stranded.

Confiance News was on ground to collate photos of stranded patients at the Lagos State University Teaching hospital (LASUTH).

NARD is also an affiliate of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA).

Some stranded patients begging for help at LASUTH. Photo: Jimoh Ayodele.

 

Some stranded patients begging for help at LASUTH. Photo: Jimoh Ayodele

 

Some patients discharging themselves from LASUTH, since doctors are on strike. Photo: Jimoh Ayodele

 

Patients sleeping on the floor after waiting endlessly for help. Photo: Jimoh Ayodele
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