sleekman: If I was President I will make it a priority to criminalize tribalism just as racism is. This tribal bashing must be declared criminal urgently. Once that is done no one will come here an online forum and spill bile from their devilish, hate infested gutters they call mouths.

According to this latest article she went into med school at 15 despite recanting that claim in an email
She claims she graduated at 21, read her again
So who is giving all these media houses false information about her
I had earlier read she graduated with her MBBS in 2007
Now your investigation says 2008
That makes her age at graduation closer to 23 not her earlier claims of 21
Final results of British med exams are out within a few days of taking them BTW
She is not the youngest graduated doctor in the UK as she claimed
The youngest was 21 and prior to that a 22 year old held that record.
The mere fact that you are struggling hard to explain away every falsehood she has presented speaks volumes
The truth stands on it's merits

Nothing fantastic about grad age so why does she emphasize it
This is herin the article here



So what are you defending when she says here she graduated at 21?

A 21-year-old woman has become one of Britain's youngest doctors after graduating from the University of Manchester. Rachael Faye Hill, who was born in Blackpool, received.....
Teachers allowed her to skip school years and she sat her GCSEs at 13 and completed her A-levels at 15, achieving A grades in chemistry and biology and Bs in maths and physics. However, students cannot study medicine until they are 17 in England so Ms Hill started her five-year course a few weeks after her 17th birthday.

She graduated, along with friends aged 23 and 24, aged 21 and 352 days

- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-10637958.

sleekman: Nwando anything more? Otherwise michionu Biko! Ure a stinking moth in a trash can is my final verdict. Get a life

Galaxy.Note.II:
ALL THIS HATING JUST BECAUSE THE DOCTOR IS YORUBA. . . . . . . . NWANNE, DID OJUKWU FIGHT FOR YOU TO BE THIS BITTER?

WE NEED MORE OF HER IN NGERIA, AND ESP IN ABIA, WHERE THE NUMBER OF INSANE SURPASSES THE SANE.

BITTER BITTER OLD HAG NWANDO AT IT AGAIN. . . .EPIC FAIL

nwando:
And bed making is medical experience
Is that what you want me to respond to
You have been thoroughly mesmerized by this fraud I can see
I rest my case

jidegirl12:

Bhuhahahaha

Biolabee shut up your mouth you woman uncouth wrapper! I fûcking hate your flipping guts!


Thanks @Angyee for the comprehensive lectures and Debosky as always.



You just summarized this whole saga.... I no know oh and it beats me why so much hatred Ah!



Yes ma'am it's part of it.... My medical experience on my Résumé started from my 2nd academic year which commenced in the hospitals for extensive practicums such as bed making, Temp, BP and running back and forth at the emerg. And many more.
Next time ask instead of flushing your dirty mouth and ignorance on a public forum.

You are the fraud Nwando... Get a life( if you have any left) you graceless excuse of a creation!

fsb:

1. Na posters like dis that should be banned for lying...how many international /ISO accreditedhealthcare companies have you worked for - that you come here to say your experience began at 2nd year unless you're a registered nurse.

2. while the young lady has done very well by setting up the company, the nwa**** poster was trying to make the following point - you can sell yourself and your company without garnishing it with lies and portraying yourself differently. Working as an administrative assistant does not count as medical experience - don't even argue if you dont have an MD after your name.

Having said that, thumbs up to her anyway, wish more graduates could set up small business that are changing the way things are done in Nigeria/Africa even though its not easy out there....

jidegirl12:

Bhuhahahaha

Biolabee shut up your mouth you woman uncouth wrapper! I fûcking hate your flipping guts!


Thanks @Angyee for the comprehensive lectures and Debosky as always.



You just summarized this whole saga.... I no know oh and it beats me why so much hatred Ah!



Yes ma'am it's part of it.... My medical experience on my Résumé started from my 2nd academic year which commenced in the hospitals for extensive practicums such as bed making, Temp, BP and running back and forth at the emerg. And many more.
Next time ask instead of flushing your dirty mouth and ignorance on a public forum.

You are the fraud Nwando... Get a life( if you have any left) you graceless excuse of a creation!

jidegirl12:

You don't get the point do you?

My own Education / work experience is not your problem here so shut your face will ya? I just gave an example from my point of view how work experience on a résumé is estimated.

The Doctor in question included her Volunteering/Residency/Intern/ whatnot experience in her resume ,is that a problem? And how's that considered a Fraud?

Good thing you acknowledged her success hence what's expected from us & not bashing her / questioning her credibility because of her Tribe like you lot.

somebody: I am actually ashamed for nwando - you claimed she wasn't registered to practice in the UK. Just maybe, it was an error on you or your colleague's part that checked the GMC register - should we now start calling you a fraud? My point - mistakes do happen and yes her experience during med school counts for experience. I have many doctor relatives and during med school (even the ones in Africa), go for placements in US and Canada to work in hospitals. What do you call that - all na medical experience. Kudos to the young doctor for her brilliance.

fsb:

1. Na posters like dis that should be banned for lying...how many international /ISO accreditedhealthcare companies have you worked for - that you come here to say your experience began at 2nd year unless you're a registered nurse.

biolabee:

Does it make sense to add to ten years

Is nursing now medical experience

biolabee:

Does it make sense to add to ten years

Is nursing now medical experience

somebody:

Huh? Who mentioned nursing? In the UK, experience gained while studying counts towards relevant experience. That is why it is highly recommended for students to gain "relevant experience" during their summer hols. And the medical students I know did some sort of internship in the hospitals they were posted to.

biolabee:

And the sum of the experience will aggregate to ten years.
When was she schooling

I don't know how a simple factual thing degenerated into tribal stuff

We all know her story is not straight yet we attack anyone that points out any discrepancy

somebody:

Well, its hard for me to take nwando serious now as she mentioned that her and her colleagues checked and the girl wasn't registered to practice in the UK. Now, this has been proved to be false so unfortunately for her, it will be difficult for me to believe anything else she has to say about this matter. I am neither Ibo or yoruba so not interested in any tribal war they seem to have going on.

biolabee:
Ten years experience in NHS will be construed by anybody to mean full time work not aggregating cumulative experience as volunteers.

That is embellishment and can also be construed as fraud

fsb:

1. Na posters like dis that should be banned for lying...how many international /ISO accreditedhealthcare companies have you worked for - that you come here to say your experience began at 2nd year unless you're a registered nurse.

2. while the young lady has done very well by setting up the company, the nwa**** poster was trying to make the following point - you can sell yourself and your company without garnishing it with lies and portraying yourself differently. Working as an administrative assistant does not count as medical experience - don't even argue if you dont have an MD after your name.

Having said that, thumbs up to her anyway, wish more graduates could set up small business that are changing the way things are done in Nigeria/Africa even though its not easy out there....

oche_ejemb:

No its agricultural experience

debosky:

It may do so - however, it is beholden on the individual who wants to take a decision on that statement of experience to understand what is meant by that statement and not blindly assume.



It cannot be, except by those who want to be fraudulent themselves. She has publicly stated what she means by nearly 10 years experience - it comprises of her voluntary roles as well as other positions held within the NHS. She did not say she has 10 years experience as a General Practitioner or a Consultant.

biolabee:
Debo working from 16 to 26 in hospitals while schooling in a medical program
Though 26 less 16 is ten, you cannot tell me you have ten years experience

Anyhow sha since the burden of proof is on the potential employer
No problem then

When the truth comes up in the future, it will still bite us as naija people
Ish

biolabee:

So for your mind if you add all those experience e reach ten years
When she come go school

Learner

oche_ejemb: The NHS isn't a hospital, its the government agency in charge of almost everything medical in the UK. The NHS employs not just doctors and nurses, but cleaners and accountants and lawyers and physiotherapists and IT guys and etc etc, just like any other organisation. So by saying she has 10 years experience in the NHS she isn't implying at all that that she has worked for them for 10 years as a doctor. Especially when she's also saying in the same breath that she was one of the youngest doctors at her time at 21/22 and is now 27 years old! When you present your CV, you embellish the high points of it to demonstrate to employers why you are a good fit for the job. If she has been exposed to the fantastic healthcare system that is the NHS since she was 14 why should this not appear on her CV.

debosky:

She stated she worked from 14, not 16. Secondly - ten years experience can simply mean experience gained over a period of 10 years, it does not necessarily mean you've spent each and every moment of the past 10 years in that organisation.



Exactly - if I am seeking to employ her, I will ask her what her 10 years experience means, and by her answer I will decide if it's relevant to my requirements or not.



Bite who? Folk should not seek to impose their own interpretations of what the lady has claimed on the rest of us. What she means by 10 years experience is clear - her time in the NHS in various roles from when she was 14. Clearly it is not 10 years, uninterrupted, medical doctor level experience.