Motun03:
i like em big n fat

Motun03:
i like em big n fat

thesicilian:
It's possible he was framed. The fact is, no matter your profession, once one person says you're bad, there must be at least 3 previous clients who will come out and say the same, whether the accusations are true or not.

Motun03:
i like em big n fat

shinarambo1:

There you go.

The article said 4 female patients reported him, yet you are still saying he was framed. I guess you are allergic to reading.

Motun03:
i like em big n fat

5minsmadness:
I heard he's a very playful doctor and didnt mean any harm. Anyway, he carried the playfulness abroad where they dont play, see gobe

thorpido:
Yes,he took the playfulness too far especially if he attended medical school in Nigeria.In Nigeria,medical doctors(lecturers) make a lot of jokes while teaching medical students and they don't see anything wrong with it but abroad,those people don't play with stuff like that.

misspicy:
Most Nigerian men are perverts,sexualizing women like sex dolls.
Sadly our society condones such rubbish,which is why rape cases is high.

Thank God he met his waterloo in a white man's land,this will cub his sexual fantasies and animalistic hormones

Proffdada:
He maybe framed though, I don't trust any of those whites who feel intimidated by foreigners taking their jobs

5minsmadness:
Owolabi's suspension won't be good news for patients who rely on him. A shortage of physicians in Labrador West has already been blamed for many residents waiting for emergency room care at the Labrador West Health Centre.

onyxo76:
that's why its best to maintain some sensible distance from your patients when they consult with you, i personally don't even crack any jokes with
them unlike some of my colleagues who are very lousy,this has kept a lot of useless comments about me in the cooler.
You come to me ,consult and get your prescription and be on your way, no unnecessary familiarity

thorpido:
Yes,he took the playfulness too far especially if he attended medical school in Nigeria.In Nigeria,medical doctors(lecturers) make a lot of jokes while teaching medical students and they don't see anything wrong with it but abroad,those people don't play with stuff like that.

ItsQuinn:
Very unprofessional of him ....serves him right

southernbelle:
That was unprofessional of him.

anonimi:


Perhaps the sexual predator doctor should have worked with others to ensure his own country is good enough so he does not have to emigrate to Canada so he could be framed by "those whites who feel intimidated by foreigners". What do you think
Problem solved, not so?
In case you missed the part below or could not understand what it means, let me re-post so you can read slowly and digest it for its full implication vis-a-vis your conspiracy theory.










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Proffdada:
He maybe framed though, I don't trust any of those whites who feel intimidated by foreigners taking their jobs

Proffdada:
and what part of MAYBE you don't understand?

In each of the four separate complaints, Owolabi was found to have shown a lack of respect for the dignity and privacy of his patients, constituting professional misconduct.

"He's very disappointed," his lawyer Paul Stokes said after Owolabi left without comment Monday. "But he understands the reasoning of the panel."
Stokes said his client has not yet decided on whether to appeal but looks forward "to following up with their penalties and getting back to work as soon as he possibly can."

Stokes responded in Owolabi's defence that eight months would be "excessive." He proposed a suspension of three to six months, and stressed that his client's technical skills as a doctor were not in question.

Stokes asked the tribunal to put inappropriate comments, hugging and kissing in the context of far more serious possible sexual offences.
"This is a good physician," he told the panel at Monday's sanctioning hearing.

thorpido:
Yes,he took the playfulness too far especially if he attended medical school in Nigeria.In Nigeria,medical doctors(lecturers) make a lot of jokes while teaching medical students and they don't see anything wrong with it but abroad,those people don't play with stuff like that.

thorpido:
Very irresponsible.There are 'jokes' you don't make in a hospital.

Being a Nigerian just further damages Nigeria's reputation.Nigerian doctors are hard working though.
Proud that Hillary Clinton's personal physician is a Nigerian.

anonimi:


There was absolutely no basis for your "maybe" conspiracy theory.
Okay.















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cococandy:

It seems Canada is more lenient than U.S in such matters. Because the consequences would have been worse for him in the U.S

ucsparks:
Nawa oo why the question na, at his age he's suppose to knw all girls like big ones na