A viral post claims that newborn babies were made to sleep on plastic chairs due to insufficient beds at a Nigerian hospital.
CONCLUSION: FALSE, newborn babies were made to sleep on plastic chairs in Uganda and not in Nigeria. The Ugandan government has reacted to it.
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On August 15, a Facebook user posted on her wall with an accompanying picture to the claim that new babies somewhere in a Nigerian hospital in the South-South were laid on plastic chairs due to insufficient bed.
Her post reads: No more beds for the new babies somewhere in a Nigerian hospital in the SS !!! Where is the 13% derivation???
CC : Ayo Ojeniyi
Meanwhile… the governor of this state will be proud to be a governor
And they will go abroad for every little thing including foreign investments. See the babies in that state.
The post which gathered 51 likes, 28 comments and 26 shares does not end there, as another Facebook user, who referenced the earlier poster, also claimed that the photo shot was taken in a Nigerian hospital, somewhere in the South-South geo-political zone.
His own post reads: SHAMEFUL!
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