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Layolaw: yes, from Ogbon-0ba

Layolaw: God bless you for this 0P, inn ora ooo kete Ekiti, aba rin a gbe innn ooo, Ado naa ti i J'ewi ooo

Joshaw806: Na lie,fink u wrote dis,bcs dey withdrew u.unilorin medical school,is d best in nigeria presently
Check dre drs in country nd u will knw dey r d best
Paediatrics dept has abt 7 profs,surgery has abt 14 profs,medicine has abt 7 profs,o n g dept has 6 profs,pathology has 5 profs,pharmacology 3 profs
U cn chk online nw,dey nw hav abt 7 paramedical courses

EasternLeopard: F O O L I S H COMMENT

Do you think the ND govs are unwise like Fashola who failed to warn the public

prixxy7: I heard we in stream 2 wil be paid august and september alawee in september. Pls how true?

lomaxx: You're never in support of anything good. You are pathologically bitter towards every meaningful thing that has been typed on this thread. Your contributions reek of poor self image and desire for irrelevant relevance.

What AyodejiGB typed up there is self-explanatory. You cannot understand. It's clearly beyond you.

AyodejiGB: Career paths differ for professionals in public service.
For doctors, there are 3 general paths.
1. A doctor can decide to join the ministry as a health officer and rise to the post of a director. He will have to attend courses and have postgraduate qualifications such as masters degrees for promotion.
2. A doctor can have a bias for non - clinical work such as basic medical sciences like human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and go for PhD. He will end up on the preclinical arm of the medical school as a lecturer and will teach there.
Most doctors prefer seeing patients so there were salary incentives for doctors to have a career there. He can rise to be a professor, provost of the college of medicine, vice chancellor but cmd of a hospital is out. He has no official business there.
3. A doctor can go to the clinical side and specialise. He undergoes postgraduate training called residency which lasts between 6 and 8 years ( some finish early) and he becomes a fellow of a postgraduate college. He exits the program. He might be appointed as a consultant in a hospital which is a progression. A consultant is a legal position which means the patient is admitted under his care and he takes responsibility for the actions of his team. Major decisions are not taken without his permission. He gets his full pay from the hospital. But he cannot be a professor because he is not in academics. CMD is also doubtful in a teaching hospital.
3b. The consultant might want to be a lecturer. He cannot function as a clinician without seeing patients so hence the confusion. He applies to the university affiliated with the hospital he was appointed through his department for an appointment. If he is employed as a lecturer, he gets his salary as a lecturer from the university for teaching medical students, postgraduate doctors and coducting exams but he gets his clinical allowance which a normal lecturer does not have for patient care. He can rise to be a professor by virtue of research. All academic and professional appointments are open to him, including the cmd as he is in the clinical wing.
This is just an explanation
For everybody, your progress depends on whether you are in the academic field - professor, head of department or vice chancellor is open to you.
If you are providing a service that has no training or research associated with it career path is same with hospital consultants even though they r specialists.
There are a lot of phd holders in the administration of the university. They can't be vice chancellor's. I am not going to name disciplines but we have to have some perspective.

sogodihno: l dont av much to say on this issue
1. Wat i just want us to know is that in OAU wen u drop out of medical sch u cant b admitted into any other health science course unless u write another job.
2. All health science course in OAU is sectional not only medicine. only pharmacy is not because dey A not part of college of health sciences in OAU.
3. Dey do withdraw people from all health science course not only medicine, i av even heard dt; dey do withdraw pharmacy students even in part 5.
4. 60% of OAU students consider pharmacy tougher than medicine.
so stop saying u go thru rigorous and demanding training, u A not d only one. All health sciences student do, even if not as d same as u guys, but am very sure pharmacy students go thru d same as u guys even if not more

Onlinebizexpert: wonderful work op, i followed your explanation and it worked but the problem now is that these network providers now call me on phone oooooooo


any remedy to that

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blueto: Yobo and Ruben should be banned 4rm football