Now That the Queues Are Back
Last week Sunday, my husband and I decided to brave the queue at the filling station. Armed with our bottles of water, me with my novel, him with his
A Physician's Diary
A Physician's Diary
When Doctors Play God: IVF And Matters Arising
Last week’s article on Grey areas in medical practice where policies are not clearly defined prompted a lot of emails from my colleagues; the most int
Grey Areas: Organ Transplantation in Nigeria
Many years ago, during a posting in the Radiology department, I met a man in his fifties who came for an abdominal ultrasound scan. The indication on
The Absence Of Proof: An Open Letter To Sheikh Abdallah Gadon Kaya
The Absence Of Proof: An Open Letter To Sheikh Abdallah Gadon Kaya Assalamu Alaykum Sheikh, “Verily those who accuse chaste, believing women un
Medical Negligence: Doctors as human beings
In 2019, one of the topics of the plenary sessions of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) annual conference was titled: “Medical Negligence: Time to Ch