₦airaland Forum

gistme24:
With stories like this, Some people still want me to celebrate Nigeria's 51st annivasary! I will celebrate when our health care system becomes functional, when the Benin - Ore Road is fixed, when the Police Force stands by the people.
Op, i believe you had to go through that experience for a reason, find that reason and make it your calling. And never stop being what you are, an angel.

gmyguy:
and somebody mentioned expo or something,


, abeg, Congrats, a focused boy in an expensive school says a lot!!!
am proud, he's from ibadan, those of us who might have passed through his path know its possible, i know a few brains like that too
kudos, please, [b]DONT STUDY MEDICINE[/b]IF U CAN TAKE SAT AND GO TO THE U.S, that'd be good too, am so sure that's what he's gonna do!!!


This qualifies for the song, Beautiful People!!!

LadyT:
All you people crying about letting her have your share or taxes please send start a fund to pay for this NHS bill and her return ticket to Nigeria. Her act alone will affect thousands of other genuine people. It's not fair and it's wrong.

Evil Brain:
You cannot deny doctors the rights that everybody else has just because its convenient. If a shoemaker has the right to stay at home then so does a doctor. If you think their services are so important, then you should pay them what they are worth. When they complain about their work conditions, you should try and address their concerns quickly. The problem in Nigeria is that strikes are the only language our useless government seems to understand. You can't negotiate with the government, you can't reason with it. Your only option is to go on strike.  Now, instead of doing something about the appalling work conditions doctors are subjected to, they want to resort to gestapo tactics. Well good luck to them. They'll only succeed in driving even more young doctors out of the country.

Once, when I was in medical school, the residents didn't get paid for about 6 months for one reason or the other. After the fourth month of working for free, they went on strike. Of course, the government immediately invoked the "no work, no pay" rule despite the strike being all about working without pay.[b] I remember one of the senior residents pulling me to one side and advising me to start reading for foreign medical license exams so I could leave Nigeria. "This country doesn't deserve us" is what he said.

Best advice I ever got.
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whobemumu:
MDCN  regulates the medical practice  so they can say this and yes it will be legal for them to abolish strikes

the only problem is that the people who make up mdcn or at least  those who are the decision makers are the consultants

( some of whom caused the problems in the first place  and who have private clinics mostly )

so they will directly benefit from this directive  for the junior medical doctors ( some of the most  oppressed people in the world , Imagine in ibadan uch they can be


   told to go and pick up ythe consultants children from school and sometimes  work in oga clinic without pay or at miserable pay and many worse things )

In normal places liek germany doctors rarely strike   sometimes other ppl strike for the benefits of doctors

in nigeria this directivce means that  doctors will become more oppressed  because all the govt needs to do is settle the powers that be at MDCN  and they will

doctors the right to strike and then anything will be shoved down the doctors throat

( CORRUPT  BASTARDS )

THESE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE THAT COLLECT 5 K DEVELOPMENT LEVY FROM EVERY DOCTOR  IN NIGERIA  every year  AND CANt EVEN  BUILD A DECENT SECRETARIAT ////// if u see mdcn secretariat at broad street ,  even vulcanizers will not use it


thieves and bastards

justwise:
You are the same person, i'm pretty sure of that, you can only fool urself. You don't have 3 clients, they are victims who are being milked at the moment.

IYA NGBALI:
God punish you forever for even refering to Jesus not to talk of calling him a coward,you think say him be like una prophet wey be muderer and despoiler. Islam religion of peace piss my foot.Olosi alakori imole.

@ IYA NGBALI,   Are you really next to GOD?

bashdecash:
@Maasoap, did i read well? did i read u calling JESUS (Isah) a coward? i doubt if u belong to any of the two (2) religions. u cant do dat if u are a christian and am sure that wont come out of u if u are a Muslim too.

watch the way u address prophets next time.

PurestBoy:
You're a bigger foool for your idiotic posts, even a 6 month old baby knows that the world would be a better place without hisslam, you have nothing to say to convince us, tear a page of koran and see if you'll live to tell the story, and u tell me that hisslam is a religion of peace. Have you ever seen Christian preaching hatred like your imams do?

claremont:
If you can get to France, go and join the French Foreign Legion (Army). They take anyone between 18-30 who is physically fit.

mbulela:
i have a funny feeling that OP is just seeking attention nd was never posted to Borno state.