₦airaland Forum

wurabecca:
So, it all Started in late 2014, she took all Meds, we visited different hospitals, patronise herbs
still, these things won't just clear off her face.

So, the last doctor we met advised us to free the face, as in we should free it, that it will go at its appointed time. But when?

she tried everything, took meds ....like applied all kinds of stuff.


Has anyone bn in such situation?

Britishcoins:
Let them go now, we have native doctors.
They will take over the mantle of health sectors.
On a serious note thanks almighty God for my health, I can't even remember when last I took injection.
Oh I remember that 21 years ago, during children immunizations.
Glory to God for my health..

MrBigiman:
She has a really ugly heart. I also saw that post, and the post against consultant physicians, and the post against engineers, and against those studying agriculture and lawyers. Her vocal eruptions and indescresions are endless and I wonder if she is really ok.

Teachers aren't paid well, and aren't motivated, and as long as that is, examination malpractice and our academic indices will dwindle. And whoever wants to speak for teachers can, but not the double mouthed amaraebae or amara oriaku.
She only cuts out of her megalomania and fellowships with other professions when she wants to belittle the effort or significance of Doctors in the Society. Today it's comparing Doctors with teachers and lecturers, forgetting that there are Doctors who are also teachers and lecturers, contributing immensely to society than any other person.

Colourich:
So now you accept teaching is a noble profession, I can remember the day you were mocking teachers and how nurses are better than them, you will say anything to bring down other profession if and when it suits you especially in the case of doctors.

EVILFOREST:
I talk about them.
In fact just talked about them in my recent write ups.
Check well again....

MrBigiman:
U are so used to bringing other people's profession down and it's sad. The other time u insulted Engineers and claimed Agricultural Engineers were less than u. U also insulted Consultant physicians claiming u know more than them, yet u want to travel to the UK were the physicians plan must be followed to the letter or u fill an incident form. You better retrace ur steps.

Several Nigerian Lawyers have written the LCAT and other law exams and are practising successfully abroad. Law is a professional course and yes is rated higher than Nursing anywhere in the world. People leave Nursing school in Nigeria, and do just 1 year and get their BSC in the UK. Non science related People also have an acelerated 2 years program to become nurses in the US, so nursing is not a hard nut to crack. Reginia Askia once boasted of being an art student, but passing the nursing exams and now being a senior nurse in the US. Dekunle Fuji also dumped a failing music career for nursing. It's only in naija nursing runs for Donkey years.

That said. Humble urself, write ur IELTs and aim an average of 7, and a minimum of 7, write the CBT, then proceed for OSCE. Several school of nursing ladies has given up on the IELTs, so be sober and cross that not so difficult huddle. Before boasting of leaving.

missyadorable:
So after relocating to paradise ,you are writing epistles to discourage others from joining you.
Kolewerk!
PLAB, USMLE and other foreign exams on point.

Nigeria doesn't need medical doctors.
After all nobody even appreciates them.
Patients and other health workers including cleaners are fighting them.

I implore every medical doctor to gather resources and leave this country...
God bless you.
I am a lawyer and I am on my way out already.
See you in paradise

Ekitiparapo:
Everyone keeps shouting doctors are leaving Nigeria for greener pastures, nurses are also leaving the country also and writing foreign professional exams like N clex, CG FNS, let's the doctor stop the foul cry, whoever wants to leave should go

Acidosis:
flyca's first post formed the basis of the argument so he/she started the fight by speaking ill of all paramedical courses. Read his/her first post on this thread.



As far as I know, Lab scientists do not attempt to distort operations in ICUs. It is the doctors who want to control laboratory functions, not minding whether the B.Sc/MLS scientists i/c is experienced in his field or not. I have never seen where a laboratory scientist or pharmacist attempts to conduct surgical operations or diagnose a patient in the hospital.

But then again, these problems predate most of us. I have seen a lot of MBBS holders go to back to study M.Sc. Physiology, Anatomy, Pharmacology, etc., just to become Lecturers in these courses. This behavior creates problems because they force those in the field with BSc. backgrounds out of jobs. The notion is a lecturer with a BSc. Anatomy cannot lecture MBBS students, yet these students sit to receive lectures fr other faculties (same BSc).

The question is why admit people to study BSc. Anatomy when you have the Doctors to do it all?

Your illustration using a law court is not relevant. Apart from the clerk, cleaners and other informal staff, everyone is expected to have a Law degree (be it the magistrate, judge, solicitor, or lawyer). In a typical health centre however, there are different relevant departments, each carrying different entry and admission criteria. If I meet the Nursing admission criteria, why can't I attain the peak of my career in Nursing? Why should anyone be threatened by someone else's career progression?

If health centres must operate like courts, then scrap Nursing science, Pharmacy and others, so Doctors should do everything so everybody can rest.



The struggle is a Nigerian factored one where people value ego, perception and titles more than productivity and efficiency. Pay parity struggles are very ethical and all labour unions (whether petrol marketers, doctors or Johesu) have equal rights to make individual demands from the government without obstructions from other unions.

Do I need to remind you the perception of foreign trained doctors about Nigerian based doctors? Most of the problems you guys create in hospitals were instilled in you from the medical school.

flyca:

flyca:
Market woman
Medical doctors trash you, you come to Nairaland and cry. Well-respected indeed

flyca:
You called me names, I ignored. Gave me meaningless titles, I ignored. But you are not satisfied. Why?

I have allowed you win the fight, even blew you a kiss, yet you are not satisfied. Why?

This thread is not anything about Engineering. Yet you are hammering on it as if your life depends on it? Why?

Even if you win a hundred times, you'll still not be satisfied. Why?

Always being on the fight-mode is personality problem. The reason why the real medical doctors will not give you a chance!

Madam, biko, I beg you calm down and be humble in whatever field you work in. Don't be fighting for superiority upandan. Or get a JAMB form and start afresh.

When you said you'll not allow your kids study Engineering, I looked at that statement and smiled. You know why? Because you have never seem the outside world. Engineering to you is just lighting a bulb. Such a small small mind that you have.

Please continue fighting, but no tear pant o

flyca:
Chai, "Agric Jobless Engineer", only meeee
No wahala. Dey fight dey go

flyca:
Says a lab technician hanging a stethoscope on her neck

Acidosis:
All these superiority nonsense is the reason the country has remained unproductive. What's with the constant rivalry, ego and chest beating over the uselessly dormant and unproductive third world certificates??

Nigerian professionals (especially the poorly and ill exposed ones) are the most disgusting sets of people in the world. Why can't you ediots just put your heads together and deliver quality services to people without taking us back to your rigid university courses and unproductive titles??

"Greatest Engineer!! PhD Engineer!!" Yet you ediots wont stop running helter skelter after Grade II Chinese and Indian technicians.

The world is moving so fast and paying more attention to what you can do, not what you studied with your expired curricular.

You guys are just too backward abeg!

flyca:
So these writters are trying to feign ignorant? They didn't know the differences in the courses? Okay, but at least they know they were not the same JAMB admission cut off scores, abi?

Ok o, kon-teee-new pretending

I like the fact that you are trying to bring unity amongst the medical and para-medical and biomedical students. Maybe by doing that JOESHU won't fight anymore in the future. Issssorice o.

Me, I knew I may find it difficult getting top high score in JAMB if I wrote Biology and I don't want and Bio-, Para- anything. For me, if it's not Medicine and Surgery, e no fit be like Medicine and Surgery. So I kuku took mathematics instead. And excelled at it.

I'm a practicing Engineer today and I'm happy. Tomorrow, Poly-Tech will come and follow me and be dragging space. Ifia hia!

docayo:
Inasmuch as it is the right of workers to embark on strike with proper notice, the law also stipulates that they should not be paid for work not done during the strike.