drlawizle:

I really admire the way you reply his childish quotes...you are matured.

drlawizle:
See the more you try to explain to them the more they think you're bluffing...let them have a taste of it so they can understand better...afterall experience they say is the best teacher

maestroferddi: A typical Nigerian syndrome: attack the messenger while dodging the message.

gogodaye:
Bros..you guys should stop alienating yourselves & stop treating other folks with disdain..I guess by your analogy the chaps in the PHCN successor companys now earn more than folks at either CBN or NNPC? Being an employee in a privately owned/run firm does not add to a high pay

prettyprettywow: what message and what messenger? Hia!! I can see you just want to join in quoting me. If I am suffering from Nigerian syndrome, then i believe your obsession with me is a congolese syndrome

toysleek:
Resident doctors are temporary staff, and yet,the govt pays their school fees throughout their period of training(usually 6yrs),and with that they still collect huge salaries even more than the MO's(cos they dont contribute pension)..Consultants, MO's are permanent staff and cant be sacked anyhow...A consultant collecting btw #500k-800k monthly will not want to lose his/her job fighting for a resident,if a 'NO WORK, NO PAY' is forced on them..So they can either continue their residency in state teaching hospitals or wait till Fg calls them back.

TRADELYN: OK...let's see how it goes!

drlawizle:

For you to think that Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria that supports residency training will do such a thing shows you are a Nigerian...only a Nigerian can fathom such.

Adiwana: so u tink its an eay move..why didnt they try it with ASUU..enter unversity replace all lecturers?

Infoay: Oga government pls do the needful o

gogodaye: Don't mind dem...unruly employees who want to foist themselves & their insatiable desires on their employer...come to think of it they've been out not working for more days & collecting salaries within 2013~2014......
FG should enter into an MOU with the Cuban government & recruit Cuban doctors to come work here to call their bluff..

Sunshinelady: . Even wit all dese long epistle, u pple can't treat ebola (or at least maintain it like ur counterparts abroad), mortality rate in hospitals especially durin childbirth keep increasin (dats y most rich ppl travel out for their child delivery), even common organ transplant dats rampart in other countries una no sabi, so wats d use of all dese ..bla bla..u did 5yrs here, 20yrs here ..etc. We need practical thins, we need to see d effect of dis u pple's 'superiority complex', we r not seein it. I don't knw ..I don't want to beliv dis is like..empty vessels makin too much noise..I don't. But somtimes too much words aint necessary, d best way to xpress self worth, is by being practically effective, u pple are so lettin us down

tiamiyukunle69: Health sector that is already paralyzed....yet you are terminating the employment of 16000 resident doctors knowing fully well that these guys do most of the job in the so called tertiary hospitals.....It's just unfortunate that the poor will suffer the more because the rich knows that short cut to better health care. All they need do is to travel abroad.....At times I wonder why God created me in this country. SMH

bushdoc9919:

Sorry I am late.

The problem with Ebola is that we medics do not have the facilities to deal with Ebola. Add the fact that it takes people long to get to hospital, zero good isolation facilities, and the fact that water does not flow regularly...and you get the picture.

At least....the health workers in Nigeria....not just docs...are doing a good job containing the virus so far. And Uganda...which has a good record combating ebola (and who has a High Grade Lab for Ebola testing too...at Gulu)....has sent health workers to give advice and care.

The story of EBola in West Africa is too complicated to just blame doctors.

That is why NMA and JOHESU should work together to fight for increased health care funding.

Mayowasoaga:
Let them travel for treatment. We will always be waiting for their Corpse to be brought back home. Its already happening. When they travel out for treatment, their dead body will return

maestroferddi: Doctors are very greedy I must agree. Imagine a pharmacist who spends just less than a year in school than a doctor being relegated to almost nothingness.

Raxxye: Interesting drama indeed!

You applied for a job, you were offerred the job, you refused to do the job, you are sacked from the job, you refuse to leave the job. What do you want? Na you get the job?

ocelot2006:

There are 100+ pharmaceutical firms and shops were pharmacists can go make their money. The hospitals are the main domains of doctors where pharmacists are basically a part of the support team.

johnbosco97: [color=#006600][/color]

It shows how shallow minded you are. After executing them, u will take all sick Nigerians for medical tourism in India. Nigerians actually deserve the kind of l eaders they have.

Dreambeat: It would be too petty of me to trade insults with you because I consider it infra dig. Read about how much money Nigerians contribute to the India economy annually through medical tourism for ailments that could easily be managed in this country. Money that could be invested in our economy and increase employment. Just put the necessary facilities in place, that is all we ask of the government.

maestroferddi: Oga are you an epistle writer for real?

Why the long-winded tale while all you could have done is to be candid with the whole thing.

Nigerian doctors are not laggards, they are doing their bits but they need to up the ante.

That should be the attitude and not to give a cop-out...

bushdoc9919:

Perhaps....but I still believe that better funding is key.

agitator:
Is it the Indian government hospitals these people are patronizing?
Why can't the Nigerian owned private hospitals/clinics also be up to world standards, so people from other countries can also come to Nigeria for medical tourism.
Everytime people yarn dust bla bla bla
The Indian doctors are they much better because the Indian government is paying them high HAZARD allowance, and they have a doctor as surgeon general?

agitator:

Is it the Indian government hospitals these people are patronizing?

Why can't the Nigerian owned private hospitals/clinics also be up to world standards, so people from other countries can also come to Nigeria for medical tourism.

Everytime people yarn dust bla bla bla

The Indian doctors are they much better because the Indian government is paying them high HAZARD allowance, and they have a doctor as surgeon general?

bushdoc9919:

Because to maintain world standard facilities....you need to pay world standard hospital fees....not the government fees you Nigerians prefer.

agitator:
Is it the Indian government hospitals these people are patronizing?
Why can't the Nigerian owned private hospitals/clinics also be up to world standards, so people from other countries can also come to Nigeria for medical tourism.

bushdoc9919:

Sorry I am late.

The problem with Ebola is that we medics do not have the facilities to deal with Ebola. Add the fact that it takes people long to get to hospital, zero good isolation facilities, and the fact that water does not flow regularly...and you get the picture.

At least....the health workers in Nigeria....not just docs...are doing a good job containing the virus so far. And Uganda...which has a good record combating ebola (and who has a High Grade Lab for Ebola testing too...at Gulu)....has sent health workers to give advice and care.

The story of EBola in West Africa is too complicated to just blame doctors.

That is why NMA and JOHESU should work together to fight for increased health care funding.

laplace12:
Lol,
Work, you no wan work.
Resign, you no gree resign.
Sack, you no gree make them sack you.
employee wey pass em oga