Fifi Da Queen Accuses Ugandan Hospitals Of Being Unprofessional Following Alien Skin’s Arrest

Former Bukedde TV presenter, Fifi Da Queen has accused Ugandan Hospitals of being unprofessional following the arrest of singer Alien Skin. The Fangone Forest boss was put behind bars yesterday following an altercation at Nsambya Hospital.

Apparently, his associates assaulted medical staff at the Hospital.

The Party singer’s crew took to hospital one of their members, Joram who had sustained injuries from a car crash. Unfortunately, he passed away from the injuries, throwing the Fangone crew into disarray at the hospital.

After much public backlash, Alien Skin was arrested and remanded to Luzira Prison until December 9th. The singer, however, had earlier stated that Joram was recovering steadily, as confirmed by the medical staff.

It was therefore a shock to learn that he had later passed away. Alien Skin blamed the hospital for this death saying that they had either been involved in unethical practices or negligence.

Some of the staff beaten at Nsambya Hospital by the singer’s gang included two security guards and a nurse. But according to Fifi, this hospital needs to be caned right by the Catholic Father who heads it down to the Askaris. She said that there is a lot of unprofessionalism, especially negligence.

One needs to pay a bribe to pass the hospital gate. Even inside the hospital, doctors can neglect a patient in an emergency condition while they are busy scrolling through their phones.

She added that this doesn’t happen at Nsambya Hospital only but also at other major hospitals such as Kiruddu, and Uganda Cancer Institute among others.

Read her statement below;

“Nsambya Hospital staff need to be caned right from the Father who heads it down to the security guards so they can get some sense. The level of unprofessionalism at these hospitals is sickening. In my case, I’m used now to bribing them to get what I want when I reach there. Can you imagine that to get past the gate, you need to first sweet talk the security guards and even give them kitu kidogo. And this is not only at Nsambya but also other major hospitals in the country,” she said.