Fafesot:
is it so hard,as claimed to be by most people that there are few job vacancies for graduating doctors in Nigeria...?

EVILFOREST:

First of all, INTRODUCE yourself.
By doing that, Medical Doctors on NAIRALAND will know how to approach your concern.
... are you a Jambite.
... are you already a medical Student.
... are you already a Medical Doctor..

What informed your quest for this question..?

..... Waiting for your Response

Fafesot:

medical Student

EVILFOREST:

My ADVICE:
Face your studies with all seriousness.
There are supposed to be JOBS for Medical Doctors.
The issue is that we don't value HEALTH in Nigeria.
... and since we don't value such the present day government believes in sustaining the rot in the Primary Healthcare sector which would have absorbed a lot of medical doctors.
Rather, We benefit more from WEEKEND BURIALS in Nigeria than having a Healthy Nation.
While you study, also nurse the ambition of leaving the country immediately you are done.

Residency does not guarantee satisfaction.
Satisfaction doesn't only have to come with financial utility but job utility as well.
The GENERAL WORK ENVIRONMENT of Nigeria is appalling and can only be comparable to anguish.
...... You get Metastatic Insults from colleagues.
...... Barely have materials to work it.
...... Environmental decadence.
...... Higher expectations with miniature pay.
...... Congenital Insecurity

Most Nigerian Doctors in diaspora work in Local/ Community hospitals.
This is so because they are advanced and have value for human life as well as their staff.
They employ more hands to get the best results.

We are still at the Larva stage of human development.