‘“What they do is a vocation, it is not like the regular jobs. Their calling is to save lives, and they must remember this.”

-Anambra State commissioner for Health, Prof Amobi Ilika

Sleepless nights, blood-shot eyes, tear-soaked pillow-cases, and thoughts of inadequacy are commonly characteristic of a study day for a Doctor-in training. The unfathomably mind-twisting life of a medical student promises to lead to a fulfilling career of life-saving, appreciation, respect, and stability. However, before choosing this path, its prospective matriculants are prudently advised not to choose this career for the money. To be a doctor, is to have power, and with great power comes great responsibility. The Nigerian Medical Association doctors and health workers strike in Anambra State is a sufficient example of what happens when responsibility is neglected by doctors…or an example of what occurs when doctors, who remember being sleep-deprived medical students are not given what they are promised for the work they do, Full Article @ : http://www.kyslife.com/post/8647355541/a-moral-dilema-the-doctors-strike-anambra-state