Students of Lagos State University College of Medicine are protesting against the management of the colleg at the Governor’s Office in Alausa,
Lagos. A student, who identified himself as Tunde, said he had been in the institution for about nine years due to the poor management of the college.

He said the students were angry tha funds released by the state Governor to address the issues in the institution had not been properly utilised by the Ministry of Health and the school management.



http://www.naijapopular.com/2016/08/lasu-medical-students-protest-in-alausa.html?m=1

Is Tunde kidding me? ? 9 years in the university? Another brand of Ayo Makun

They should vote with there feet and find a better institution..9+ years of schooling then 9+ years of job hunting.

veekid:

hmmmm

Ok, make una blame Jonathan, naaa, abi una don tire

Tunde, said he had been in the institution for about nine years due to the poor management of the college.

Hmmm...

I need direction from unilag to LUTH, how do I get there from Akoka or bariga?

How does a student spending 9 years in the institution blame it on poor management? He spent 9 years because he failed! During the 9 years have others not been graduating? If I be your papa ehn......

veekid:
Is Tunde kidding me? ? 9 years in the university? Another brand of Ayo Makun

That is just the mild bit.

Medical education in Nigeria is affected badly by strikes.Not only by ASUU strikes, but also by hospital strikes.

In other words....when JOHESU,NARD,MHUN(plus the ASUU,NASU and company) go on strike....medical students in tertiary institutions are affected badly too.It adds years to your studies (Unlike regular students who get affected by ASUU, NASU and SSAUTHRAI strikes)

And God help you if you are from one of the schools struggling for accreditation.

That is why reading medicine in Nigeria....na fire by fire.

Receive sense

lofty900:
Buhari which way

They cannot protest oh.
Lagos state has been excellently managed by the progreTHIEVES of Tinubu/Fashole/Ambole since 1999.
The state has been TRANSFORMED as reported by oyinbo journalist in 2009.


https://www.nairaland.com/3315702/fashola-man-transformed-lagos-matthew

They should answer them now

lofty900:
Buhari which way

For once, this has nothing to do with Buhari, and everything to do with the fact that the health and educaiton system in Nigeria's issues with funding , staff welfare and staffing levels.

Well, i fear for the future of nigeria. The media has failed us. They just report anything they like. I just wonder why truth is scarce in this world of ours.
You can get the real gist below



https://www.nairaland.com/3316180/9-years-failure-lasu-college

Really pathetic , the better part of their youth spent in frustration. I'm forever thankful to my Alma mata, 6yrs on the dot.
#Unilorin #betterbyfar

Blame gej

Op you should have been specific enough. It is those in the faculty of dentistry and not the general college.

God help us

9 years and counting.Tunde you must be kidding me.BIA,LASU abeg do the needful

NwaNimo1:
They should vote with there feet and find a better institution..9+ years of schooling then 9+ years of job hunting.

A medico has a better chance of finding a job.(Most employers of meidical people are looking for doctors fresh out of NYSC)

Residency on the other hand....

lofty900:
How does a student spending 9 years in the institution blame it on poor management? He spent 9 years because he failed! During the 9 years have others not been graduating? If I be your papa ehn......

you know you should do thorough research before you show your ignorance here. I will advice you to find out the truth before u make any comments.
Thank you

I hope its not Tunde that is refreshing himself with a pet bottle of coke in the 3rd pic?

That is just the mild bit.

Medical education in Nigeria is affected badly by strikes.Not only by ASUU strikes, but also by hospital strikes.

In other words....when plus the ASUU,NASU and company go on strike....medical students in tertiary institutions are affected badly too.It adds years to your studies (Unlike regular students who get affected by ASUU, NASU and SSAUTHRAI strikes)

And God help you if you are from one of the schools struggling for accreditation.

Lies

it shall be well

lofty900:
How does a student spending 9 years in the institution blame it on poor management? He spent 9 years because he failed! During the 9 years have others not been graduating? If I be your papa ehn......

For some it is failures.....

For others, it is either

1.Your school did not get accredited on time

2.You have finished pre-clincials.....but because there was a strike that happened on the hospital side that lasted for months ......you have to wait up to a year before you start clinicals. (And you have spent 4 years in preclincals instead of 3 because ASUU went on strike in your second year....and months were wasted.

3.And even when you cross over, you are delayed by more strikes, and more strikes. Today, NARD , tomorrow JOHESU, the day after ASUU . And then there are the local strikes.

(And here is one thing about strikes....sometimes the strikes happened long before you entered school...but because students were delayed during strikes....you get delayed too.)

4.And let's be frank....med schools are over-crowded. Poor library facilities, poor hostel facilities, etc....all combine to make it a bit difficult to study. A

Please has anyone been able to access the FIRS job portal?

nowadays protest means almost nothing