Senior Ghanaian Nurse Cries as Junior Throws Her Gobɛ Into a Refuse Bin
- A video of a middle-aged Ghanaian woman in charge of a hospital complaining over the loss of her favourite food has sparked reactions online
- In the video circulating on social media, the woman said her junior nurse in the same ward threw the food into the refuse bin without asking first
- The video, which captured her weeping about her favourite food going to waste, attracted reactions from a section of Ghanaians on the internet
A senior Ghanaian woman who is in charge of a hospital in the country has taken issue with one of the junior nurses in her ward.
The middle-aged woman was captured on social media bitterly lamenting that a junior nurse had thrown her leftover food away.
The senior Ghanaian nurse, whose name is yet to be confirmed, said she deliberately left the food, which she brought from home, to eat later in the afternoon when she was less busy.
However, the junior nurse thought she was done with it and dumped it in the refuse bin without asking beforehand.
'I brought Gobɛ with assorted proteins and fried plantain. I ate half and decided to keep the rest for lunch. When she saw the bowl on the table, she ought to have asked whether to put it in the refuse bin or not. Now that you have thrown the beans away, what should ai do with the remaining fried plantain?" she lamented.
The video shared on TikTok by @sarahaformanor captured the senior nurse, clad in her uniform, weeping while complaining over the Gobɛ, a popular Ghanaian meal made of beans, red oil, boiled eggs, and gari.
Senior nurse's video sparks reactions
The video of the senior nurse weeping over her food sparked reactions on social media from netizens.
@maame serwah said:
"This place looks like Nkenkaasu government hospital."
@Queen Tilly also said:
"They don't know that the economy is hard."@
ObaAkuaPapabi wrote:
"Incharge she went to eat it oo she didn’t throw it away."
Lady complains over misuse of nurses' uniforms
YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian lady took to social media to raise concerns over what she considered a misuse of nurses' uniforms by non-professionals.
In a video shared on TikTok, the lady said this was undermining the profession and called on the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) of Ghana for intervention.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh