@oseyifunmii: NOT EVERY DEATH IS GOD TAKING SOMEONE AWAY FROM THE EVIL DAYS AHEAD. SOMETIMES, HUMAN NEGLIGENCE AND A FAILED SYSTEM ARE RESPONSIBLE. Many people may have lost their lives today, not because God wanted to save them from the troubles of tomorrow, but because they were denied the adequate medical attention they desperately needed to survive today. I speak from personal experience. During my recent sickness, I visited two different private hospitals, hoping to receive medical attention. Sadly, both gave me the same excuse: “The laboratory has closed and doctor is not available.” That evening, I was extremely weak. My body felt as though it could no longer carry me. The night seemed endless and I feared what the next morning might bring. With no adequate help received, I returned home, took paracetamol, held my head in pain and prayed to my Creator to preserve my life until the next day. That experience made me think deeply about the countless people who may have found themselves in similar situations but never lived long enough to tell their stories. What happens to a patient who arrives at a hospital in a critical condition, only to be told that the laboratory has closed? What happens to someone who needs urgent medical attention but is turned away because a particular service is unavailable? What happens to those who cannot afford to reach another hospital? Will we simply say, “God has taken them away from the evil days ahead” and move on without questioning the circumstances that led to their deaths? Faith should not become an excuse for irresponsibility. Human life deserves more than excuses. It deserves care, urgency, competence, and compassion. Olamide Ademola Oseyifunmi 🖊️ #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #makemefamous #Oseyifunmi #storytelling #yoruba

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