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Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by oxyG: 10:15pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Angeleena:Which main jobs do the nurses do? Nigerian nurses are the most unprofessional I have ever seen;very lazy and temperamental You pay for Nursing Care in hospitals but the nurses will still tell you to cater for your patients.Nurses run shift duties but doctors work like donkeys. To be honest, Nigerian doctors are being overused.They go for weekend calls and still resume work immediately on Monday; no bathing, no brushing.Never can Nigerian doctors be compared to the Nurses, an eagle really looks like a chicken but they are never the same.The day Nigerian hospitals are privatised, that would be the day Nigerian nurses will know their levels.Nurses want to be paid like them but don't want to work the way they work.When Nurses go on strike, the hospitals still function because they can actually do your works.But when they go on strike,can you dare treating the patients? Please these people might be seen as getting money, they suffer more than they earn and never compare them to yourselves again. Mind you, I am not a doctor but actually have a number of them around me. Peace be upon us all. 5 Likes |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Sector16(m): 10:17pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
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Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 10:18pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
I sat one day and thought... Engineers- No work, lawyers- No work, Doctors- No work, accountants- No work. Fact is there are no skills shortage in Nigeria, There are no just enabling environments. This is where out Government has failed really. 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Sector16(m): 10:19pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
mathemagician3:spot on bro..but some myopic imps driven by some stupid nepotism and bigotry wont agree with this |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Wishaky(f): 10:21pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by joseph1832(m): 10:21pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Ishilove:I love it when you talk dirty, Ishi. Even though they say "truth hurts" this truth you spilled is sweet. Just like relishing the after effect of having a thoroughly vigorous orgasm. |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by idris4r83(m): 10:23pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Jozprecious:abeg epp me ask her again. |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by mauriceju2(m): 10:31pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
quoter system and federal character in favour of the north while good education is abomination in the north, learning to read Koran only is not abomination, the problem of Nigeria is system problem and it cannot be solve because the corrupt system favours the north 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by tellmanny(m): 10:54pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Gud day má, You could have gone ahead to make a case for nurses rather than come here and vent your frustration about your profession on another profession. Too many a time other professionals in the medical field tend to see doctors as their enemy and that's sad. It could only have been in your village where medical students gets paid even before passing their medical examination. Doctors, nurses, pharmacist and the likes are like other professionals in Nigeria, this country doesn't take care of anybody except the politicians. A doctor has just talked about her profession, now go online and rant about yours or get busy than attack people who hardly know of existence. Shalom 3 Likes |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by KingyKing: 11:02pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
armadeo: Yeah yeah, I know |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:07pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Angeleena:pls rearrange, this your statment, who is paying medical students 2 Likes |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by tellmanny(m): 11:10pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
oxyG: God bless you bro |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:15pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
oxyG:i am a doctor but let this be the last time you ever disrespect the nursing profession. Who do you think you are, nursing is a profession made up of hardworking women who do the dirty work on the patient, nursing is a noble profession and get the respect it deserves in other countries not nigeria. A nurse is not your housemaid. Never you empty your stinking verbal diarrhoea here again 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by hahn(m): 11:15pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
obamd: Too late If the president of the country feels he needs to fly out because of an ear infection and would rather send his kids to schools outside Nigeria then that is enough sign that the education and health sectors have already crashed |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:22pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Jokerman:see this fool with the menatlity of a slave 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Abass07(m): 11:33pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Aunty U need to be educated but unfortunately my phone is not in gud condition. Nurses that are running 4 shifts in 24hr and hardly contribute well to d management of critical cases. Doctors have to take over d nursing management of patients in critical condition otherwise,nurses go spoil their work. I'm sure u are a student who still dey live for dream land 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Abass07(m): 11:34pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Angeleena:Aunty U need to be educated but unfortunately my phone is not in gud condition. Nurses that are running 4 shifts in 24hr and hardly contribute well to d management of critical cases. Doctors have to take over d nursing management of patients in critical condition otherwise,nurses go spoil their work. I'm sure u are a student who still dey live for dream land 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by buffalowings: 11:34pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
daretodiffer:tut |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:35pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
There are no jobs. There were never jobs. The entire system was designed to scam the masses while others share the natural resources. How do you produce doctors every day, are you planning for citizens to get sick and die ? Why dont you just tell the citizens how not to get sick instead of producing doctors and end up having no place to fix them. This is a lesson for all of you out there who believe in Job Security. That word has been deleted from the dictionary. Do something before something do you. The system is totally in a mess. The present leadership of the country does not know where to start and where to end, they dont even know what they are doing even if you give them all the money in the world. They have no idea at all. So man your oars, its about to get stormy. I am asking Buhari to take his salary 100% for the next 6 years, but I am begging him to return to Daura with 6 yrs salary, no cheating, but let someone with functional brain hemisphere use turnkey economic module to revamp the dilapidated system, I am pretty much sad cos our present leadership have not read a book on Macro Economy. If Doctors are crying and committing suicide, I still wonder if the mental disorder cases among the poor has not reached 100%. 9 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:38pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Billyonaire:See better comment. Why are you just commenting when the topic is on page 4? It would Ve made lots of sense if you had commented earlier... Anyways, you Ve the blunt truth & real fact 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:38pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Malayy:no nigerian hospital has up to date facilites to perform head surgery and if they do, you cant afford it. So pls keep your ignorance to yourself 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 11:39pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
adepeter26:I went to the beach bro, I needed the wave. Just got in now. |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by reginaldchinna: 11:46pm On Mar 26, 2017 |
Angeleena:You are simply ignorant |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by stasius: 12:13am On Mar 27, 2017 |
Angeleena: Eeeehhhh? Is that so? Most hospitals have doctors station but no nurses station? Example? U are so ignorant that i wonder if u even enter Nigerian govt or private hospitals. Medical students are being paid?? Please in which medical school? Stop peddling lies. Nursing students get stipends. No medical student gets paid any toro nor afu! U have seen a doc that can't fix a cannula? Is that so? Have u seen a nurse that cannot do oral care for a patient too? Yeye! This is not a doctors versus nurses thread. Wake up from your inferiority complex and reason! 3 Likes |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Drabrah(m): 12:45am On Mar 27, 2017 |
buffalowings: U're talking abt d backdoor phenomenon, I'm talking of open advert for employment where probably over a thousand job seeking candidates where asked to pay 5K each & there wasn't even a call for interview let alone recruitment! Scamming of d highest order, in a govt agency! 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by docbindl(m): 2:56am On Mar 27, 2017 |
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Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by InvertedHammer: 4:16am On Mar 27, 2017 |
JustinSlayer69: LOL. Rent on a studio apartment is about $800/month == N320,000 == N3.84m/yr in obscure part of USA. Rent on a self-contained is N300,000/year in a good part of Nigeria. Keep comparing... |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Nobody: 4:50am On Mar 27, 2017 |
InvertedHammer: Don't really get your point. ..are you saying it's better to live in Nigeria than the US because of cheaper real estate? If so, why the exodus? My own point is - a Dr is well compensated in either the developing or developed world and the OP doctor should keep quiet. How much would a good self con in a good neighbourhood in Baltimore cost? Need this info urgently. Thanks 1 Like |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by mentorandfriend(m): 5:05am On Mar 27, 2017 |
Angeleena: You, my dear, are a comedienne. You have no idea what the op is saying. |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by Abdulqareem: 5:18am On Mar 27, 2017 |
If this guy is complaining like this, what about TEACHERS that made you what you are today. First thing first. Teachers are now beggars, no hope, no joy, no mercy from the government and the citizens. Almost everybody hates seeing TEACHERS doing well. The whole society and the government has agreed that Teacher should die as paupers. Guy better manage what you have and stop complaining. |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by OAUTemitayo: 6:13am On Mar 27, 2017 |
Drabrah:Look at what they turned a medical doctor to! A get help worldwide marketer! Haaaaaaaaaaaaaa! It's all over for this country |
Re: Aggrieved Nigerian Doctor Exposes Rot In Nigeria's Medical System With Tweets by NaMe4: 6:18am On Mar 27, 2017 |
Y Angeleena: This is serious! 1. Docs earn higher than nurses Are Well-paid Okay, let me attempt to get into your line of thought; because Doctors earn higher than nurses, they are 'Well-paid'. Right? 2. A few medical students are paid STIPENDS (by their States of Origin; I only know of a few Northern States that did this, don't know if they still do), but for heaven's sake, this does not translate to a salary comparable to that of Nurses! 3. A New medical graduate, during the internship year, learns numerous procedures including setting of IV lines which is not out of place in any way. These same docs will be the ones to be called upon when difficult IV lines need to be put in place. Not to talk of hundreds of life-saving procedures done by the doctor. 4. Everyone in the Hospital has his role to play and the Nurses do the main NURSING job. Most doctors follow-up their patients and at certain times may even partake in 'Nursing job' without complaining, and would still be the one to see 10s to 100s of patients in the OPD, to be called upon whenever complications arise during the course of management of any patient, THOROUGHLY probe in the history and examine every patient in order to come to an accurate diagnosis, perform surgeries, carryout calls for over 48 hours (in some facilities, up to 56 hours). I am not in anyway comparing a doctor's duty to that of a nurse, but just informing you of part of the routine activities of the average doctor, just in case you think they only 'parambulate' around the hospital! But hey, these guys don't complain about the job but the working conditions and Nigerian factors making this noble profession a frustrating one in this Country. And it only keeps getting worse: Lesser number of medical practitioners with interest of practising in this Country. Increasing lack of confidence in the medical system Worse working conditions for ALL members of the medical team. The Doctor complained of a number of factors which make medical practice uninteresting, hinders development in the medical field and brings about the brain-drain we see everyday. And I hope you realise this affects EVERYONE, including nurses and patients. I don't think only doctors will benefit from an improvement in our medical system. |
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