sisipelebe:
R

R for Ronaldo or Roberto Carlos or Rashidi Yekini or Roberto Baggio. Those are great footballers.

TOPCRUISE:
A whole Doctor

Not a whole doctor. It's half doctor. Doctors are professionals just like bankers, engineers, lawyers, e.t.c. The work they do that makes them think they are helping God to maintain the humans the HE created is also being done by secondary school drop outs who are trained by auxiliary nurses in the neighbourhoods.

Quite true

One of the contributing factors to the high rate of migration to other Countries.

So?

RichBoy247:


Not a whole doctor. It's half doctor. Doctors are professionals just like bankers, engineers, lawyers, e.t.c. The work they do that makes them think they are helping God to maintain the humans the HE created is also being done by secondary school drop outs who are trained by auxiliary nurses in the neighbourhoods.

By secondary school dropouts trained by auxiliary nurses?

Definitely not conditions needing expert medical care.

Niggerian shithole logic
1. not enough doctors in facilities
2. Yet there are shitloads of doctors who are unemployed and
3. They should not migrate to countries where they will be employed

SMH

If i see Mr Minister for labour and productivity, i gonna break his head because he is causing so much confusion like others of his colleaques.

Was he not him that says " Doctors are too many in this country that they can go outside the country to showcase themselves".

The rate of unemployment in this country is giving me concern and am trying very hard to envisage what i will do to coup the menace come 2023 when the bullion van owner will become the president

Naija for finish for that oshokosho man

Make i hear...

God will help us.

[quote author=agwom post=80412402]About 40 percent of medical doctors in Nigeria are are unemployed, Chairman, Federal Capital Territory branch of the Nigeria Medical Association, Ekpe Phillips, has said. Ekpe, a gynaecologist at the Nyanyan General Hospital said this in Abuja yesterday at a roundtable discussion on accountability for maternal health in Nigeria organized by the Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre, in Partnership with the National Human Rights Commission.
He said: “Many of them are employed by private hospitals that are not even paying them enough because of the economy. We don’t have enough doctors and the ones we have are not being utilized.

“The manpower issue is that government is not engaging the needed health personnel. We need to make the place conducive. As you build the primary healthcare centres, make accommodation available, electricity and make life conducive for the workers.” Executive Director, WARDC, Abiola Afolabi, said, maternal mortality could be successfully reduced “if we put women’s rights at the centre of the equation.”


can't believe this report.. Unless they rhe 40% just graduated not later than 3years ago.
Its only medical doctors that don't switch to other professions..if they do, it will either be politics or pastors[b][/b]

Ok

agwom:
About 40 percent of medical doctors in Nigeria are are unemployed, Chairman, Federal Capital Territory branch of the Nigeria Medical Association, Ekpe Phillips, has said. Ekpe, a gynaecologist at the Nyanyan General Hospital said this in Abuja yesterday at a roundtable discussion on accountability for maternal health in Nigeria organized by the Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre, in Partnership with the National Human Rights Commission.

He said: “Many of them are employed by private hospitals that are not even paying them enough because of the economy. We don’t have enough doctors and the ones we have are not being utilized.

“The manpower issue is that government is not engaging the needed health personnel. We need to make the place conducive. As you build the primary healthcare centres, make accommodation available, electricity and make life conducive for the workers.” Executive Director, WARDC, Abiola Afolabi, said, maternal mortality could be successfully reduced “if we put women’s rights at the centre of the equation.”

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/40-of-doctors-unemployed-in-nigeria-nma.html

At least more than half are employed!

Make them thank God

can't believe this report.. Unless they rhe 40% just graduated not later than 3years ago.
Its only medical doctors that don't switch to other professions..if they do, it will either be politics or pastors[b][/b]

RichBoy247:


Not a whole doctor. It's half doctor. Doctors are professionals just like bankers, engineers, lawyers, e.t.c. The work they do that makes them think they are helping God to maintain the humans the HE created is also being done by secondary school drop outs who are trained by auxiliary nurses in the neighbourhoods.

Good point.

Isinweke:
THAT'S WHY THEY ARE MOVING OUT FROM THE COUNTRY.

SMALL CUBA TRAIN AND EXPORT DOCTORS WITH THEIR GOOD SYSTEM, THEN MAKE MONEY WITH THEM.

EVERYTHING IS BAD WITH NIGERIA

smh.. Are u aware dat cuba is a communist state ravaged with corruption. Nigeria is bad but dont talk aboút cuban doctors they are modern day slaves

They should be exported abroad

Jayloy:
This is gross misinformation. He could have said 40% are underemployed but unemployed is a no no and a big lie. I have never seen a serious unemployed doctor in Nigeria except if he or she is picky about jobs, then salary or disadvantaged about locations if outside the cities i. e Lagos and Co. The reason why I might agree they are underemployed is because they are not being paid their worth in most private hospitals irrespective of the profit the hospital makes and the cause of this is still the doctors, they own the hospital.

U re closest to the truth but unless something is done ASAP we move from underemployment to complete unemployment.
I told my fellow corp members in 2012 that sooner than later Doctors would also start facing unemployment, it is happening now.
Am saying it again unless the economy grows and leans towards self sufficience "go and learn handwork would also be hit hard" as an example warri is becoming over saturated by tailors; soon we would have one tailor in every home. When this happens... "it will red"

RichBoy247:


Not a whole doctor. It's half doctor. Doctors are professionals just like bankers, engineers, lawyers, e.t.c. The work they do that makes them think they are helping God to maintain the humans the HE created is also being done by secondary school drop outs who are trained by auxiliary nurses in the neighbourhoods.

No wonder,people are dying easily in your family.

mknigeriagreat:
Not really. Most of them feels they should be the highest paid in the nigerian market and because of the high number of them, demand is lower than supply so when they are offered a job with a payment an accountant will jump at, they walk away. That said.

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What are you saying?
Hmm

augustab:
smh.. Are u aware dat cuba is a communist state ravaged with corruption. Nigeria is bad but dont talk aboút cuban doctors they are modern day slaves

OKAY, YOU'RE RIGHT

Why is NMA so selfish and lie openly

calebify1:

What are you saying?
Hmm

In Nigerians language means TOKUNBO

H

Jayslicky:
According to Chris Ngige we have more than enough doctors working, the rest should leave Nigeria if they want to, when in reality Nigeria doctors to patient ratio is 1 to 5000.

Nigeria has few hospitals, low annual budget your the health sector so doctors are not highly in demand.

Isinweke:
THAT'S WHY THEY ARE MOVING OUT FROM THE COUNTRY.

SMALL CUBA TRAIN AND EXPORT DOCTORS WITH THEIR GOOD SYSTEM, THEN MAKE MONEY WITH THEM.

EVERYTHING IS BAD WITH NIGERIA

I know 2 Cuban trained Doctors... they don't know anything!

sebali:


U re closest to the truth but unless something is done ASAP we move from underemployment to complete unemployment.
I told my fellow corp members in 2012 that sooner than later Doctors would also start facing unemployment, it is happening now.
Am saying it again unless the economy grows and leans towards self sufficience "go and learn handwork would also be hit hard" as an example warri is becoming over saturated by tailors; soon we would have one tailor in every home. When this happens... "it will red"

augustab:
smh.. Are u aware dat cuba is a communist state ravaged with corruption. Nigeria is bad but dont talk aboút cuban doctors they are modern day slaves

A doctor in Cuba is paid $15 per month

Jayloy:
This is gross misinformation. He could have said 40% are underemployed but unemployed is a no no and a big lie. I have never seen a serious unemployed doctor in Nigeria except if he or she is picky about jobs, then salary or disadvantaged about locations if outside the cities i. e Lagos and Co. The reason why I might agree they are underemployed is because they are not being paid their worth in most private hospitals irrespective of the profit the hospital makes and the cause of this is still the doctors, they own the hospital.

u just typd base on ur undstand and how Nigeria rates d proffesion.


When u are underemployed,u are unemployed

NaMe4:


By secondary school dropouts trained by auxiliary nurses?

Definitely not conditions needing expert medical care.

lol


No b everybody u see with wateva b certified doctor

TOPCRUISE:
A whole Doctor. But one minister said we have enough doctors while the rest can leave though NMA said there are acute shortage of doctors in the country. About 32000 doctors serving a population of 200 million

Doctors don yeye themselves for this country walahi. I really dunno what is wrong with us sha...

Jayloy:
This is gross misinformation. He could have said 40% are underemployed but unemployed is a no no and a big lie. I have never seen a serious unemployed doctor in Nigeria except if he or she is picky about jobs, then salary or disadvantaged about locations if outside the cities i. e Lagos and Co. The reason why I might agree they are underemployed is because they are not being paid their worth in most private hospitals irrespective of the profit the hospital makes and the cause of this is still the doctors, they own the hospital.

underemployment is a form of unemployment
Like we have voluntary unemployment or seasonal unemployment

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Jayloy:
This is gross misinformation. He could have said 40% are underemployed but unemployed is a no no and a big lie. I have never seen a serious unemployed doctor in Nigeria except if he or she is picky about jobs, then salary or disadvantaged about locations if outside the cities i. e Lagos and Co. The reason why I might agree they are underemployed is because they are not being paid their worth in most private hospitals irrespective of the profit the hospital makes and the cause of this is still the doctors, they own the hospital.

underemployment is a form of unemployment
Like we have seasonal unemployment or voluntary unemployment