Senegal health minister sacked after babies die in hospital fire

in which 11 newborns died and replaced him with another person.

Ndiaye, before his appointment as the new minister, was the Director-General of Public Health in the country and would be saddled with the responsibility of restoring Senegalese confidence in public healthcare facilities. The new development was revealed yesterday, through a statement released by the president’s media handlers after families of newborn babies started to demand justice.

Sarr, who was in Geneva, Switzerland, attending the annual assembly of the World Health Organisation , had to cut his visit short following the incident.

In Nigeria such can never happen. She'll rather receive national honours!

May nigerians political leaders learn from that, and stop gambling with nigerians lives.

In my own country Nigeria, the so called minister will not only remain in his office and but be giving platform for speeches on how much it will cost to build the hospital back up!

Remain nigeria

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