Jonathan Nwokpor
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A Nigerian woman quickly realized that things are very different in the UK than in Nigeria, where people could walk into a pharmacy and acquire drugs after reporting of malaria symptoms.
The lady, a nurse in the United Kingdom, posted a video of herself on a hospital bed getting a drip.
She explained in the video that she has been sequestered for days after telling her “GP” that she believes she has malaria.
The nurse expressed amazement that she was unaware that malaria is considered a communicable disease in the United Kingdom. Jokingly, she claimed to have changed from being a nurse to a patient.
“POV: Been isolated for days now, because I told my GP I think I’ve got Malaria. I didn’t know in the UK malaria feels like you’ve got some communicable disease.
“Now, nurse don turn patient,” she wrote.
She added: “Nurse turned patient Abi Life as a Patient. Somebody should help me with the mode of transmission for Malaria again.”
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