bilms:

is the conference holding just meant for the commite on education or all the committe on the organization.

bilms:

where is the conference holding?

bilms:

I will like to add one more note.

i think we should like create an awareness in all the 36 states of Nigeria. trying to allow free anf flow of information

just like the politicl parties. from there we can extend to both town and villages.

and i think all should be in the plab from start tp avaoid unnecesary distraction as we goforward

superboi:

hello all i sort of sign in 3 days ago into the movement. i had a chat with kinren2000,. i will want to join dey education group.

proudly9ja:

HEALTH

To say there are good hospitals in Nigeria is almost like saying there is constant power supply! They just dont exist. It is sad that in the 21st century, many people in Nigera still suffer from diseases that have long been forgotten in the advanced world. Malaria, Diarhea, Cholera, the list is endless. Our people do not only ack access to basic health facilities, we are also so prone to contacting these diseases due to our sad and deplorable living conditions. Things are so bad that even the President of the Nation cannot be treated at home and has to fly abroad for treatment. While the rich and affluent go abroad to be treated, the average Nigerian is left to his fate to die in the hands of quack doctors and self medication. It is so bad now that people no longer die because diseases are incurable, they die because they cannot afford the drugs. A visit to a Nigerian people will open our eyes to see people dying or suffering from diseases that can be cured with as little as 1000naira (4 pounds, 8USD!).

It is one of the so many reasons why the Nigerian Development Movement has decided to have Health as one of its focal points. The health of the citizens of a Nation is as important as the wealth of that Nation. A people of sound body, will have sound mind and then be able to think clearly. Our aim is not only to see ways of making suggestions to govt on how the heath sector can be improved, but also seeking ways of helping as many people. You will be surprised how many lives can be saved by digging one borehole here and another there, in villages and local communities. You will also be surprised at how many lives can be saved by volunteering in hospitals (for medical doctors). The movement is also open to suggestions on ways to contribute and seriosuly affect the Nigerian Health sector. As always, continue to post your suggestions on this thread and sign up on ndm@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the Health group or any other available group. It should be noted, this is a movement. We are not prepared to make too much noise, the aim is to do as much as we can, your support is needed.

Let it be known, that we may not be able to build thousands of hospitals, we may not be able to raise the standard of living of the average Nigerian, we may not be able to give out free drugs to the Nigerian on the street, but I assure you, WE WILL DO OUR BEST!

Nigeria Develeopment Movement - Get involved

Quote from: lawyer on Yesterday at 06:03:31 PM
Which commitee wants to toast me to tap my brain, lol!


LOL. Sorry to dissappoint you but this is not about that at all. This is a selfless service, the rewards would be hopefully seeing a better Nigeria and being involved in the work and fight towards progress. Hence, if you are only considering joining for "toasting" or kola nut or "peppersuyaing" then maybe you might like to reconsider. If you are in it to join hands and get proactive in moving the nation forward then we could use your contribution.

lawyer:


ehen!

Despite all my underground work for una abi? Na the yab i get be this abi?
Ok!
Bhola over to you! Me i don wash my hand comot!

Moves:

B.O.S.S send ur own rewrite up concerning education so that we people that have signified interest in the sector can have something to chew on prior to sunday meeting, Health people have started theirs by creating awareness, Also waiting for details concerning the forum and platform to be used for the sunday meeting,
In the meantime , should u require me to do anywork am available

B.O.S.S.:

The website is ready and we've tested it extensively. In fact we're holding our meetings on there daily now. My write-up should be ready latest today.

If you mail me, I'll send you the web address. Due to conflict on interest with Nairaland, we don't want to add the web address on here being a forum.

We'll need you to keep firing for us either way though. But pls, I'll be expecting your mail. Pls make some moves.

pixiraver:

I will like to be part of Youth and Sports. Skyblue please do take note.

beneli:

Change is possible in the Health Sector.

The levels of intervention can be broken down into 3 main areas:

1. The structure of the Health service delivery
On paper we have 3 tiers: The primary care, secondary care and Tertiary Care.
In reality, in Nigeria, it's all blurred. There's no clear boundaries of what each level provides.
A ramshakle private clinic in a Nigerian village, manned by Doctors just out of Med school will be saddled with tasks they are not skilled to perform. No fault of the doctors really-if there was better regulation and pathways of referal from the primary care services or the private sector to secondary and tertiary care providers, i'm sure most doctors would comply. But there is'nt any clear procedures. The government has to step up it's acts here!

2. The quality of Health Care delivery.
In the developed world Doctors are guided by guidelines. In the UK the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) comes up with guidelines for Doctors on how to manage and treat patients using the best available evidence.  Here there is also a culture of Clinical Governance that allows each clinician to become familiar with evidence-based procedures and get's him into the habit of regularly updating his practice vis-a-vis the current evidences. Bringing the culture of Clinical Governance to Nigeria is not rocket science.

3. Health service-user protection
We don't need to be told what will happen if any of our relatives are to be taken to a hospital in the middle of the night, without enough money for the 'deposit'!
The bottom line is that the lives of the Health service-user in Nigeria is not of any value. The NDM can play a big role especially at this level.

The status quo can no longer hold. We deserve better as a people!

The embarrasment has to stop!

superboi:

1)jensinmi
2)pixiraver
3)Kenezi
4)Charlesmud
5)latox
6)Naijex
7)youngies
proudly9ja
9)Busy body
10)amosexy
11)ajadrage
12)agaba123
13)innocentoh
14)sashbaby
15)B.O.S.S
16)beneli
17)ohaechesi
18)Sky Blue
19)cvibe
20)Honeric01
21)Bhola
22)Sam Milla
23)brein
24)fe32
25)Zangief
26)jjyou
27)Moves
28)PAPABrowne
29)superboi
30) Onuku

B.O.S.S.:

EDUCATION

Education is not a privilege but a right as well as a priority in any nation that wants to survive.

There is no way a building with shaky foundation will have an everlasting structure. Examination malpractices are so rampant in our institutions to the point that not making the minimum requirement guarantees an admission neither does satisfying the minimum requirement guarantees a place except you know your way. University are being closed at will. Our institutions are places to practise cultism, raping, kidnapping. In place of working hard and spending a lot of time in the library and in group discussion, now students device many different ways to survive in the system. Students spend their cash and body in obtaining what they want. Unfortunately, we as a nation can only reap where we sow.

Lecturers  miss classes with impunity. Our present leader was once a university lecturer but he’s closed he’s only done well by paying lip service to the ills of the education sectors. Students are no more willing to learn but look for short cuts to good grades and certificates without actually working for it.

Our university representatives are being bought. We could collectively let them know they’re no more speaking for us. Students should see the power that was once manifested in them as in the days of old. The memories of student power in the early nineties are still fresh and I believe the firing power is still there. More and more students are travelling abroad to get an education of more eminence. How about the families that cannot afford it? How about the consequences brain drain?

After all in the 70s and early 80s when educational institutions were of very high standard, the trend for foreign education was negligible. Some opinions even have it that, then only the ‘never-do-wells’ scurried abroad for further education. What then has led to the present decay in Education?

Let’s join hands together in putting this madness to an end. If we act, the younger generation will live to enjoy a better and a more prosperous Nigeria. Thereafter progress and tranquility will rain in this country and our nation will be full of future youths who are gainfully employed.

We are poised with the struggle for youth matters as it affects the youths and our nation, and map out ways that will better our community and the country in general. To acknowledge a fault is to take the first step in its transformation. A problem known is a problem solved. We are willing to sacrifice our time, efforts, energy and everything we have to save our country’s educational system. It’s up to me and you.

[center]Nigerian Development Movement – Get Involved[/center]

B.O.S.S.:

EDUCATION

Education is not a privilege but a right as well as a priority in any nation that wants to survive.

There is no way a building with shaky foundation will have an everlasting structure. Examination malpractices are so rampant in our institutions to the point that not making the minimum requirement guarantees an admission neither does satisfying the minimum requirement guarantees a place except you know your way. University are being closed at will. Our institutions are places to practise cultism, raping, kidnapping. In place of working hard and spending a lot of time in the library and in group discussion, now students device many different ways to survive in the system. Students spend their cash and body in obtaining what they want. Unfortunately, we as a nation can only reap where we sow.

Lecturers  miss classes with impunity. Our present leader was once a university lecturer but he’s closed he’s only done well by paying lip service to the ills of the education sectors. Students are no more willing to learn but look for short cuts to good grades and certificates without actually working for it.

Our university representatives are being bought. We could collectively let them know they’re no more speaking for us. Students should see the power that was once manifested in them as in the days of old. The memories of student power in the early nineties are still fresh and I believe the firing power is still there. More and more students are travelling abroad to get an education of more eminence. How about the families that cannot afford it? How about the consequences brain drain?

After all in the 70s and early 80s when educational institutions were of very high standard, the trend for foreign education was negligible. Some opinions even have it that, then only the ‘never-do-wells’ scurried abroad for further education. What then has led to the present decay in Education?

Let’s join hands together in putting this madness to an end. If we act, the younger generation will live to enjoy a better and a more prosperous Nigeria. Thereafter progress and tranquility will rain in this country and our nation will be full of future youths who are gainfully employed.

We are poised with the struggle for youth matters as it affects the youths and our nation, and map out ways that will better our community and the country in general. To acknowledge a fault is to take the first step in its transformation. A problem known is a problem solved. We are willing to sacrifice our time, efforts, energy and everything we have to save our country’s educational system. It’s up to me and you.

[center]Nigerian Development Movement – Get Involved[/center]

B.O.S.S.:

The website is ready and we've tested it extensively. In fact we're holding our meetings on there daily now. My write-up should be ready latest today.

If you mail me, I'll send you the web address. Due to conflict on interest with Nairaland, we don't want to add the web address on here being a forum.

We'll need you to keep firing for us either way though. But pls, I'll be expecting your mail. Pls make some moves.

abdurrazaq:

Why can't we get the web address along with confirmation message when we join the group
I try to send a message to the address on your profile but, it was returned. You can get back at me through abdurrazaqola@gmail.com

Gamine:

You people are jokers

There is nothing on Power sef

looks like the same old naija talk-talk

priorities are just messed up. .kai

Gamine:

You people are jokers

There is nothing on Power sef

looks like the same old naija talk-talk

priorities are just messed up. .kai