StArusi: Since FG has signed MOU, what's keeping ds proud set of fellows to call off d strike? Abi una want all doctors to be given d award of GCFR. We are still saddened wt d deaths caused by Bokoharam and u guyz are at home or in your private hospitals while d poor sick ones are dying. Una de look ASUU n ASUP. D u people have conscience at all?

Sparklingheart: Thank God 4 my life...I hardly get sick.. So, u guys can continue playing politics with pplez lives ok?

StArusi: Since FG has signed MOU, what's keeping ds proud set of fellows to call off d strike? Abi una want all doctors to be given d award of GCFR. We are still saddened wt d deaths caused by Bokoharam and u guyz are at home or in your private hospitals while d poor sick ones are dying. Una de look ASUU n ASUP. D u people have conscience at all?

hugafella: I strongly condemn the actions of the doctors. They go on strike these days far more than is good for comfort, without minding the human cost or loss of lives involved. These doctors are so heartless because they are already very highly paid. Our doctors have already become glorified mercenaries who just want the money at all costs. who else is as highly paid as they are? The doctors strikes every now and then has lost every sense of decency, morality, and public support and now borders on the ridiculous . Only in lawless Nigeria will doctors take laws into their own hands. We need to sack all of them and bring in foreigners if they continue to hold the country to ransom. After all, lawyers are far less paid but have never embarrassed themselves in this manner. Are lawyers not also professionals? Our Nigerian doctors should travel out and learn to stop over hyping themselves. Even ASUU is becoming envious of NMA striking pattern.

emmaliver: I can see u where born under a mango tree and that makes u more foolish than doctors. ewu....when u fall sick now u start rolling on hospital floor begging for attention..y can't u ask ur fool hardy politicians to have s re think

englishmart: Shut up man.
This is what happens when the minister for health is a degree holder in banking and finance instead of medicine!
Just do the needed and see things working as usual!
Money dey work, baboon dey chop

Caleboha: stop displaying your ignorance. lawyers are presently on strike. its just that no one is making noise about it.

mfm04622:

Lawyers are not on strike! Judicial workers are on strike. They are not the same! Most lawyers work in the private sector and if they go on strike, na hunger things be that ooo.

englishmart: Shut up man.
This is what happens when the minister for health is a degree holder in banking and finance instead of medicine!
Just do the needed and see things working as usual!
Money dey work, baboon dey chop

sogodihno: NMA STRIKE: Minister of Health Warns Doctors not to Test Government Might and Patience
Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu has warned members of the National Medical Association not to test the patience and might of government.He said this during an interview lamenting the insistence of the NMA to continue with its strike after progressive Memorandum of understanings have been signed to meet thier demandsHe advised the NMA to call off its strike in the interest of the public noting that an M.O.U was signed with the NMA after their meeting on the 25th which he said they have reneged on, Government als o met them for 10hours after which another M.O.U was signed. Hear him "government is showing its patience, if the NMA keeps pushing government to the wall,the government would bounce back.

http://www.medicalworldnigeria.com/2014/07/nma-strike-minister-of-health-warns-doctors-not-to-test-government-might-and-patience#.U8yUIl2t-o8

englishmart: Shut up man.
This is what happens when the minister for health is a degree holder in banking and finance instead of medicine!
Just do the needed and see things working as usual!
Money dey work, baboon dey chop

phantom:
onyebuchi chukwu......you are a clown!!
do what you want to do.let us see how big your b.alls are.
threatening doctors? dem no born you well.
the MOU signed in January ,why has it not been implemented??
prof,you are letting your gubernatorial ambition in ebony state cloud your reasoning but you seem to have forgotten NARD put you where you are today.
you insist on waging war against your constituency. the same constituency that MADE YOU.
when you finish making a fool of yourself in the market square,you will look for us to beg.
we are officially into phase 2 of the strike- threats and abuses BUT we will remain resolute.

dino2006:

He is an Orthopedic Surgeon bro

nwosucjay: deir strike would make sense if dey re nt secretely perfoming surgeries at private hospitals. sabottage evrywhere

benswagtt: sumtyms i wonda y dey ah doctors!!! If we shud luk @ it criticaly, many doctors ah wicked in nature... We hav heard cases of many death because of "no deposit"... Wat typo dis? *i stil believe in a beta future*

englishmart: ok noted.

armadeo:

While the loss of life is sad, particularly in the private setting many drs have faced patients who following treatment and are better refuse to settle the bills accumulated. How do you expect The hospital to function. Its not a charity organization.

Mishydoo:

And u sounded so CockSure...!see hw uv humiliated urslf in public...smh!

Caleboha: Doctors are insignificant yet you rant about the loss of lives during their strike. Does dat make sense? Why should any life be lost when we have able bodied competent and ever significant nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists and cleaners runing the hospitals? As far you are concerned this doctors strike shouldnt change anything. Stop displaying your inferiority complex