wwwtortoise:


Imagine what an elderly statesman uttered in media.

Gentlemen and ladies this is a slap to your face.
O'yes, I was taught in school that input determines output.

Show me your leaders and I will show you the level of economic growth and development in the nearest future.
You're dignifying him when u call him a statesman
Shame on him!

martineverest:
it's only few people that understands will support the minister.....the remittance of Nigerians in diaspora is really helping our economy.

Nigeria actually have the highest concentration of doctors in the world,while many are unemployed,it's better they seek jobs abroad

Cityfirstborn:
Only those who are sentimental will not agree with him..we need more health institutions..There are plenty doctors, Even to get placements for residency is war. Why will over 2, ooo apply for a vacancy of less than 50 if there are no surplus

martineverest:
it's only few people that understands will support the minister.....the remittance of Nigerians in diaspora is really helping our economy.

Nigeria actually have the highest concentration of doctors in the world,while many are unemployed,it's better they seek jobs abroad

Cityfirstborn:
Only those who are sentimental will not agree with him..we need more health institutions..There are plenty doctors, Even to get placements for residency is war. Why will over 2, ooo apply for a vacancy of less than 50 if there are no surplus

GeneralShepherd:


Story story story ... average general practioner here in Melbourne earns about $200k per year. That is about 50 million naira per annum. More than 4 million naira a month.

Una don dey smoke Abi?

Jayslicky:
Nigeria has enough doctors!!! Is this man high on some drugs? The number of doctors to patient is 1 to 1200.

Many people have lost their lifes due to the few number of medical practioners we have, the government should rather find a way to improve doctors salaries and provide essential equipment for their work instead of acting unconcerned, the truth is Nigerian doctors are well appreciated abroad.

Cityfirstborn:
Only those who are sentimental will not agree with him..we need more health institutions..There are plenty doctors, Even to get placements for residency is war. Why will over 2, ooo apply for a vacancy of less than 50 if there are no surplus

abbeyty:
Too many dumies ruling Nigeria

Cityfirstborn:
Only those who are sentimental will not agree with him..we need more health institutions..There are plenty doctors, Even to get placements for residency is war. Why will over 2, ooo apply for a vacancy of less than 50 if there are no surplus

skallion7:
He's right tho, some people may be just be too sentimental about his statement

Kennydoc:


Nigeria doesn't have enough doctors, rather there are too few standard hospitals. Ideally, each local government area in Nigeria should have a standard tertiary hospital in the class of teaching hospital, federal medical centre or multi-specialty specialist hospital. At worst, let one of such kind of hospitals serve 2 LGAs. If we had such, that's when the government would have know that there aren't even enough doctors.

globatop:


You that agree can you tell me the number of doctors in your village.

The whole of odeomu in osun state has not even a resident doctor. Some health facilities don't have enough doctors, doctors seem to be too much on the city streets because government refuse to engage them