Mater Christi Hospital.

07/07/2023

I don suffer😂

22/04/2023

This life....is not balanced.

13/03/2023

It's been a tough period for the common man. The privileged few are busy squeezing the neck of the poor people who cannot put up a fight.
The health of the masses will soon become a crashing rocket. We do not know when it will end, but I encourage everyone to have faith in God.
The evil men behind this crime against humanity will definitely suffer a million times over .
Be blessed.

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you and your family.May the coming year be better for us.

21/10/2021

It's been tough for everyone at this period of anarchy when patients cannot go to hospital because someone somewhere has forced all to sit at home.
Really a sad , destructive development.
God we are in your hands.

04/12/2020

It's Festival period once again. The roads will be hot and dangerous.Only the careful will coast through.
Be patient,be wise. Many have gone,never to return.

18/10/2020

We do our best. Who evaluates our effort? Only God .We care, God heals.

02/01/2020

Happy New year to all ,fromMater Christi Hospital

23/10/2019

From Okey,my lovely friend

KEEPING OUR PAST PRESENT; WHILE WE LOOK OVER THE HORIZON
Today, October 23rd, marks the 57th anniversary of the historic tussle between Dick Tiger and Gene Fullmer, for the World Boxing Association (WBA) Middleweight Championship Belt! Thankfully some ace sports writers witnessed the showdown firsthand, and here’s how they say it went down!
ACT FIVE, SCENE FIVE
NARRATOR #2: The skies opened up, and the rains continued to pour profusely, causing landslides and fatalities. As a result, the fight is pushed up to the final date of October 23, 1962. Present at ringside are Dick Tiger’s old friends and associates from Liverpool, England; and a delegation from the Federal Republic of Nigeria, led by Nigeria’s sports Minister, Chief Joseph Modupe Johnson (JMJ), and Hogan “Kid” Bassey. A group of Nigerian students are rounded up by Jersey Jones to be part of the rooting section for Dick Tiger. THE FIGHT LASTED 15 ROUNDS.
(At Candlestick Park, in San Francisco)
ANNOUNCER: (after the national anthems; with a microphone, standing in the center of the boxing ring) Laaaaadies and gentlllemen! The WBA Middleweight Championship Belt is up for grabs! Today’s bout is between the challenger for the WBA middleweight championship, Dick Tiger of Nigeria! (Cheers and applaud.)
(Tiger steps out with his signature left fist raised, does a 360-degree twirl, acknowledging the cheers of the crowd).
ANNOUNCER: And, the reigning WBA middleweight champion, Geene Fulllllmer! (Cheers.)
(Fullmer enters the stage, with hands raised in greeting to the crowd. The bell rings, and the men begin to duel.)
Narrator #3: Fullmer lives up to his reputation as “the brawler”. He comes charging into Dick Tiger, throwing shots; almost overwhelming Tiger, but Tiger blocks his wild punches and responds by standing his ground and connecting his gloved fists to Fullmer’s head and body.
In rounds two and three, both score evenly. In the third and fourth rounds, they do too, but with Tiger winning on points.
Round five, Tiger’s stinging left hook puts a gash on Fullmer’s forehead. Blood oozes down his brow, covering his eyes. In round eight, Tiger’s head butts into Fullmer’s, worsening the cut; causing blood to flow profusely. A ringside physician attends to the cut. Despite the injuries, Fullmer plods on.
Rounds five through eleven are judged in Tiger’s favor. Rounds twelve, thirteen, and fourteen are also awarded to Dick Tiger. By all accounts, Tiger is winning. In the fifteenth and final round, Dick Tiger dominates the fight, and wins, snatching the middleweight championship from the only man to beat Sugar Ray Robinson, unanimously.
ANNOUNCER: (Bell sounds; and the boxers stand together in the ring.)
Laaaaadies and gentlemen! We have a new World Boxing Association middleweight boxing champion! (The crowd roars.) Dick Tiiiiger! (There’s drumbeat and jubilation. Tiger waves to the crowd; as his elated fans storm into the ring, and hoist him on their shoulders.)
- From the book titled:
In Africa’s Honor: Dick Tiger Versus Gene Fullmer III A Blast from Nigeria’s Glorious Past
_ Justina Ihetu

Why should we tell stories of our heroes past? As a respected historian once said, “Indifference to history isn’t just ignorant, it’s rude. It’s a form of ingratitude.” So, let us tell our children stories of our heroes; our glorious, and inglorious pasts. It’d only add value and depth to their lives. No more, no less.