Bamzyriches451:
Good

JaneYave:
Ok.
Stubborn naive leaders deserve no pity. A life saving and sacrificing profession but not catered for.Everyone to his own manna hustle. Life is beautiful when you crook the straight jacket ��

suffering:
When the country finally has a ratio of 100 doctors to 1 patient is the time developing nations will realize they have to step up.

donaldeke:

https://punchng.com/uk-employs-353-nigerian-doctors-in-100-days/


https://www.reporterswall.com/united-kingdom-employs-353-nigerian-doctors-in-100-days/

Timoleon:
What are you saying?

Timoleon:
What are you saying?

FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmn. It is well. Like I stated in a similar thread. It's not a big deal to migrate. I just wish they are leaving with their own parents and siblings because no one will cater to them for them.

As a matter of fact, it is everyone's right to migrate to anywhere to seek greener pastures and you don't even need to be educated.

When overseas, I see a lot of foreigners loaded in long buses and being daily conveyed to their work sites and same workers can do same work in their native land but opted to work overseas to earn more so it's not a big deal rehashing the overused excuse that they are paid well overseas. We get it. We equally get why the Cuban doctors will rather stay back for their own parents and country. It's all about value system and personal choices. Nobody should judge them. Even garbage collectors overseas earn more than same modestly paid hardworking garbage collectors here in Lagos.

It is the propaganda and sensational way the news of a doctor transferring his or her service from Nigeria to overseas like every professional and non professional does in most developing countries, is being used that makes me to reflect on why folks, especially healthcare professionals, who choose to stay back can call their bluff whenever they need the help of those who stayed behind to build.

Those migrating overseas can't eat their cake and have it. Nobody will take care of their parents and siblings for them to the best of their satisfaction. It perfectly reminds me of perhaps why no one took the son of the late CBN deputy governor serious when he was 'instructing ' the doctor here to do CPR on his dad when the guy already did so and the man had passed out but the son kept thinking he could fill his absence on a phone when his father critically needs him and would have wished to be under his care .

It's not a secret that nobody takes them serious when they call on phone to intervene after fleeing overseas.

That's why they should learn from the experiences of others. To avoid such scenario, if I am in their shoes,I will rather go with my parents than bank on the folks you are leaving behind. The folks they are leaving behind today to build Nigeria will not abandon their own parents to cater to your parents you are leaving behind.

All the enemies of Nigeria will lose las las. They always lose. God bless Nigeria.

Angelfrost:


I believe he means a ratio of 100 patients to 1 Doctor.... A scenario we are not far from.

Cousin9999:
There's no way this isn't intentional and financed by foreigners. No way. Some people are clearly being paid very well to cause this collapse, like other major problems. It might even be oyinbo's way of lashing out because they're still angry Africans haven't had the same Chinese flu casualties.

But they do this stuff with Nigeria specifically because of its size, resources, and the mentality of Nigerians. These sick oyinbos are terrified of Nigerians living well. They really are.

Racoon:
A prophet does not have honour in his home country. Shame on Nigerian government under the foreign-healthcare seeking president.