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Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 7:52am On Aug 17, 2014 |
coldsummer: Great.do you think anybody will do that wahala for free or do you know any school that trains them for free 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Nobody: 7:53am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ALISMILE: For me I agree wit d FG on this one. These Drs ve no value for human lives they re suppose to b protectin. They re naturally well paid already. Wat else do they want? Must evrybdy milk this country dry. For me the most dangerous job in this country is being a Policeman. They re killed on a daily basis and there is no person to fight for them. They re d least paid in d world and they can't even go on strike. Thank God I don't fall sick wit my constant MORINGA and my early mornin water therapy.in d end you will still die of sickness or accident. i pray in ur old age ur children will take you to hospitals for medical attention . by then medical profession will be history in nigeria. i am going to ensure that all hospitals are close in this country. india is not too far. 2 Likes |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 7:53am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ObiOkpor: vote him out and vote who in my darling? Your elder brother? No!god forbid |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by ObiOkpor(m): 7:53am On Aug 17, 2014 |
mikolo80: when do you want them to go on strike.when they're not needed abi.if you don't(afraid) want to fight for your rights and privileges don't hate OTHERS cos they man enough to do soDon't really get what you typed...Can you please,rephrase? |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 7:54am On Aug 17, 2014 |
lafuria1: If this doctors start carrying arms and blowing up hospitals , this goverment will not only grant them amnesty but also sponsor them to the best teaching hospital in the world.gbam |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by ObiOkpor(m): 7:55am On Aug 17, 2014 |
mikolo80: god forbidyour village god? That's good for ya,but my God has destined it to be so......So,get that facts straight to ya skull.. |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by ayusco85(m): 7:55am On Aug 17, 2014 |
felixchip: Fair enough. They are not completely innocent. I blame ASUU. They tot everyone how to strike 1 Like |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by adorable29(f): 7:57am On Aug 17, 2014 |
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Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Kunlexic(m): 7:59am On Aug 17, 2014 |
onatisi: when you correct your own englishcorrect me na |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by adorable29(f): 8:02am On Aug 17, 2014 |
thepathologist: I sincerely hope you are NOT a doctor cos you strike me more as a car park tout, an agbero! If you are, then I shiver, I trully fear for your patients! 1 Like |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:03am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ObiOkpor: Don't really get what you typed...Can you please,rephrase?the only time strikes are effective is when the strikee has som'n to lose.this is why ASUU strikes are ineffective and nupeng strikes are not cos the politicians can move their children to ghana OR USA but they have to buy fuel here and their staff cannot serve them when there is no public transport.so now is the best time to get anything they want from govt just like army is collecting nooney to fight boko or militants getting salary and scholarship to allow oil to keep flowing.why they don't give us roads or hospitals cos we'll vote for 10k and some rice,fufu or kerosene |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:06am On Aug 17, 2014 |
[quote author=adorable29][/quote]nigerians dont like fighting for their rights.they prefer to coast about travelling to readymade places where the citizens have food all the fighting |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:06am On Aug 17, 2014 |
[quote author=adorable29][/quote]nigerians dont like fighting for their rights.they prefer to coast about travelling to readymade places where the citizens have done all the fighting 2 Likes |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:09am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ObiOkpor: your village god? That's good for ya,but my God has destined it to be so......So,get that facts straight to ya skull..if truly he destined by the almighty fine then we must have done some evil things in the past to deserve this kind of leader. I pray he forgives us before may 29 |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:13am On Aug 17, 2014 |
yinkard4me: They shd be sacked. Wen dem no sack dem, wetin dem dey do?Abeegi... This Is d time d country needs dem most. Wah happened to d Oath they took for a critical time like dis? What if our millitary embarked on strike during dis Boko haram security issue? Would dia be any doctor alive to go on a stupid strike? Shioooorthis is why army is well paid,house,honoured,feared cos if kasala burst na who no know go know say after God na armed forces |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Sirgen05(m): 8:15am On Aug 17, 2014 |
Read for your good, not for your sympathy but to let u know more about the Nigerian doctor Slaves of the M.O.D, Exposé: Nigerian Ministry of Defence Owes Doctors and Interns Salaries For 6 Months There is a very sad situation affecting the brightest of our youngest minds. Medical doctors who were employed as House Officers and the interns in other paramedic disciplines undergoing their One-year compulsory training in the 5 Reference Hospitals under the Ministry of Defence, have not been paid their salaries since they were appointed 6 months ago! The hospitals involved in this scandal are: •The 68 Nigerian Army Reference Hospital, Yaba •Military Hospital, Lagos •44 NARHY, Kaduna •Nigerian Navy Reference hospital, Ojo •Nigerian Airforce Reference Hospital, Ikeja. Normal civil service practices stipulate that normally, interns and House Officers are not paid until 2 or 3 months after employment, but these doctors have been counting down the months since receiving their appointment letters in February (2014) with no hope of when they are even going to get paid. Various pleas to the authorities in their various hospitals have fallen on deaf ears as the doctors are always being told that their salaries are coming from the Ministry of Defence headquarters in Abuja. Letters delivered to the Ministry of Defence by the interns always go unanswered. To make matters worse, doctors in these 5 affected hospitals are not allowed to go on strike actions and they are the only government hospitals that have been working in full capacity during the strike action embarked on by the Nigerian Medical Association. The patient loads in these hospitals have tripled since the strike and the hospitals, especially the Army hospitals, have not paid a dime as compensation to these health workers who have been enslaved by the system they've found themselves in. The Ebola Threat Added to the myriads of troubles these doctors are facing already is the Ebola threat which arrived Nigeria with the entrance of the late Mr. Patrick Sawyer . The doctors are made to take General Outpatient calls, meaning that they are the first contact with all kinds of patients even when the hospitals have not provided any kind of protective gear for the doctors. All there is on ground, are the face masks and hand gloves which serve only minimal protective functions. The emergency rooms remain as broken down as those in any government hospital and with the heavy patient loads in these hospitals, it is almost impossible for doctors to observe proper precaution. These hospitals offer no form of insurance cover or hazard allowance for the increased health risks their doctors face daily. The situation appears to be most pathetic at the 68, Nigerian Army Reference Hospital in Yaba where doctors under anonymous sources have complained of been overworked and understaffed. While the Airforce base hospital in Ikeja is highly selective with the kind of patients the doctors attend to, the military hospital in Yaba (which is a next door neighbour to the Infectious Diseases Hospital where the Ebola patients are quarantined in Lagos) accepts all kinds of patients as the hospital has enjoyed a financial boost throughout the strike period. Bed of Corruption Dr. Orji (not real names) spoke of moving to Lagos from Enugu for his housemanship with all excitement but has been forced to depend on his aged parents to continue sending him money from their meagre pensions. “I thought that my life would be different now, but almost 7 months into my training, the medical students are better than me.” He continues, “My hospital (Yaba) makes millions daily from this strike but nobody has asked us doctors how we are faring. The other day, we were asked to pay 4,000 Naira for sanitation fees otherwise they would kick us out of the accommodation premises that were assigned to us. Where do they think the money will come from?” These appalling conditions are what medical doctors and interns who left school less than a year ago, are being put through by their country. Some few individuals in the top echelon of the ministry of defence — emboldened by the silence of the heads of these hospitals — have conspired to sit on the salaries these doctors have worked hard for, and at the same time, exposing them to all the risks and hazards imaginable. These monies which have been approved and released, are fixed in bank deposits where they are rolled over every month with the ogas at the top profiting from the sweat of the young men and women who are doing all the work under the most inhumane conditions. Is it any wonder why every young doctor is struggling to leave the country? As it is, there is nothing here for them. 2 Likes |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by ObiOkpor(m): 8:16am On Aug 17, 2014 |
mikolo80: the only time strikes are effective is when the strikee has som'n to lose.this is why ASUU strikes are ineffective and nupeng strikes are not cos the politicians can move their children to ghana OR USA but they have to buy fuel here and their staff cannot serve them when there is no public transport.so now is the best time to get anything they want from govt just like army is collecting nooney to fight boko or militants getting salary and scholarship to allow oil to keep flowing.why they don't give us roads or hospitals cos we'll vote for 10k and some rice,fufu or kerosenehnmm,please endeavour to part-take in the next rice sharing..... I got you now.. |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by felixchip(m): 8:20am On Aug 17, 2014 |
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Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by mikolo80: 8:20am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ObiOkpor: hnmm,please endeavour to part-take in the next rice sharing.....already have. All this mouth na because you get work .make them crash nigeria finish,when you have to go to farm with god and cutlass lets see he you'll still be defending thieves unless of course you're benefitting from the thieves.me de find work cos i refused to benefit from free money.trust me its not fun and i doubt i'd rock the boat again if there is a do over |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by felixchip(m): 8:22am On Aug 17, 2014 |
[quote author=thepathologist][/quote] MUMU. So, this was how US came about their zMapp, by going on strike and remaining at Home. If they don't want to work, there are a good number of people who are able and willing to. Which Profession pays higher than that of the Doctors? And yet they go on strike when they're needed most. Go and advance your mindset a little. Imb.... 1 Like |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Baba419(m): 8:26am On Aug 17, 2014 |
Seven devils all around us |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by kingthreat(m): 8:32am On Aug 17, 2014 |
ObiOkpor: Aish!You are very retarded for insulting medics. Maybe when ur life is in their hands, you will value them |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by onyeomaonyeoma(m): 8:41am On Aug 17, 2014 |
y would doctors goes on strike wen Nigerians need dem? I pity for dis country every association want to extort money from FG |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Arsenate(m): 8:41am On Aug 17, 2014 |
adorable29:Lol, he probably is. trust me sis, that's how most of them are. as Sagamite usually says; "products of failed education"... 1 Like |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by armadeo(m): 8:42am On Aug 17, 2014 |
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Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by ellaV(m): 8:42am On Aug 17, 2014 |
suwailad: [size=18pt]GUYS VOTE GEJ OUT 2015! THIS MAN IS DESTROYING THE NATION! [/size]u don't know Wat u are saying YEh must stay |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Faposky95: 8:51am On Aug 17, 2014 |
D problem of d country. Politics we dont know how to play. Wen will we stop identifying black as ash. We need a humane and intel driven govt. That way we will av a defined path to d future |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Fitz22(f): 8:53am On Aug 17, 2014 |
thepathologist: U pple make is seem as if medicine is one big thing, is it not d same fine dey practice abroad?. Nigeria Doctors and deir foolish mentality. Yeah medicine in this country is different because while dey were in school dey tot dem d importance of being a doctor, dat doctors are so important, dat without dem we can't survive. That is why u foolish pple are waiting 4 GEJ to go down on his knees to beg u. Dem force you study medicine in d 4st place. If u don't like ur job den quit. 1 Like |
Re: Government Vows Not To Recall Sacked Doctors by Mekateka: 9:03am On Aug 17, 2014 |
suwailad:more obvious and very convincing now that your brain box is carrying the brain of a cow just like your father. |
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