Man laments as hospital staff delay emergency patients for morning devotion, sell religious books after (WATCH VIDEO)

A Nigerian man has expressed outrage after witnessing staff at a hospital delay attending to emergency patients to conduct morning  devotion followed by the sale of religious books.

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), he revealed that the hospital prioritized their morning prayer session, leaving emergency patients unattended for a significant period.

Adding to the shocking account, he disclosed that after the devotion, hospital staff proceeded to sell religious books to the waiting patients.

The post was accompanied by a caption that read: “This hospital kept emergency patients waiting until the end of their morning devotion. After morning devotion, they sell church books.”

As the post circulated online, many concerned individuals took to the comments section to share their thoughts and reactions.

   check  some social media reactions below: 

@maureen_omeni: “If it’s the hospital’s policy to commit their activities in God’s hand first, it’s not a bad policy. What the patient want is cure, God Is the ultimate healer. I will prefer to relax in this place than to rush where they will leave big towel in my stomach after major surgery.”

@precosor: “I won’t name the company, but I recall sometime in 2015 I worked for this pharmaceutical company in Lagos and the MD made employees assemble to pray and praise God before resuming work for the day.”

@Danielbeloved28: “This is so wrong Read Original