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A drowning man will grab at even a straw.... its not about the skills of Buhari per se, its about some people not wanting GEJ again and running to his strongest rival.

dstnd:
wic congo

Brazaville. Claude Le Roy's men

Got no problem with it

sweettease:
Like I was expecting you to claim otherwise lol

I was trying to be friends with a lady at a time, she said sumfn like- I was too tiny, that she eats what is bigger than me.

And Mr Nice Guy will give her Bis

Vote upp

Up Congo

sweettease:
Are you slim?

sure

It depends
If you ve passion, confidence and you are willing to be dilligent enough to get to the peak; you dont need to feel inferior

This is how people loose trust
When they cant meet up with targets

gifttracy:
sometimes it so confusing dating a slim dude,because you don't know which to do first feed him or love him.

This is to spite slim guys bah?
Go ahead

drjay1:
This is not true. It shows how "uneducated" some of our educated Nigerians are. There is no way a wound caused by a dog bite will not have infection even if it is being treated in the best hospitals in d world! Its called a dirty wound with an infectivity rate of greater than 45%. Such wound requires patience on the part of both the doctors and the patient's relatives to heal. I know that our health institutions are far from where we ought to be but we have the best of doctors and nurses in Nigeria. I dont work in LASUTH but i KNOW that the hospital has one of the best doctors and nurses in Africa. Now the INDIANs are smart! They are into medical tourism. They will do anything to "toast" Nigerians to travel to INDIA for treatment. They know that Nigerians dont believe in their health care system and will do anything to get "foreign" treatment so they will say anything to discredit our hospitals. I have seen many Nigerians run back home with several complications from treatments in india.

You made some sense Bro. The hospital should ve been more agressive with the treatment knowing they were expecting some infection. We should always do our best

Onegai:
You have precisely 3 Neurosurgeons in Nigeria. In GH Lagos Island, doctors can't do PCR test (so when Ebola came, all Lagos doctors were scared, those that trained in Uniben even more so, because no-one had taught them how to do the test, even though Edo state has the most experience with Haemoraghic fevers).

Nurses from School of Nursing nowadays are taught a lot of Theory and little practicals. And most are not very good.

The machines at LUTH are so outdated, CT scan machine either caught on fire (last year) or they will take light. Same with Endoscopy at GH Lagos Island, no-one knows how to use the machine.

It isn't just equipment that is your problem in the Nigerian medical field. Most of you are badly trained (I have had doctors prescribe Cimetidine at a child's dosage, when I was in my 20s, I've had doctors declare I had Cerebral Malaria, when it is more common in children and young adults, I have had doctors treat me for all sorts, doubling anti-biotics without being able to write a clear referral, suspecting I had PID without a single test to rule it out etc). I have seen a doctor take out a clean appendix because the patient was constipated, I have seen doctors not accurately know that a patient with the right symptoms and age was having mini-strokes, they kept prescribing painkiller upon painkiller. I saw doctors who didn't know how to do examinations on the pelvis of a patient who had been treated a year ago for fibroids and was having pelvic pain be prescribed so much Diclofenac Sodium she OD'ed and they didn't know how to do charcoal activation to clear her bloodstream and could merely put her on drip, I have seen a patient die of a thyroid sugery that is a one-day affair in US on a Nigerian hospital, last week someone broke his arm and was taken to Igbobi, this week he died of an infection. I have seen asthma treated as malaria and they doctors treating the patient didn't know how to use the nebuliser the patient's parents brought. The patient's parents then had to donate 5 second-hand ones to the hospital, so that mistake never happened to another child.

You guys have to be trained properly. I'm speaking because I personally, off the top of my head, can count 2 Consultant Pediatricians, One Dermatologist, 1 consultant Gynaecologist, One Surgeon, 1 Neurosurgeon, I can't remember the last 2 what they studied and all of them either taught at LUTH or worked at UCH, Uniben, GH or another major teaching hospital.

None of them think half the doctors in Nigeria should be practicing, half of them think most of the teaching hospitals should lose their license to train certain fields of study (like Surgery in Medilag). All of them wonder why their colleagues don't further their education. Most of them don't trust their valuable patients to nurses (when one had a patient who needed to be monitored overnight for internal bleeding and his wound drained, he told doctors to do it and forbade nurses close to the patient).

I am sorry, but I really feel that firstly no doctors should be allowed to graduate, and massive enforced training for all doctors should be done for 5 years, overhaul all the medical schools, with upgraded equipment. Yearly testing of doctors should commence for another 5 years. We need a govt that should assume we have no doctors in Nigeria and place the country under a National Medical Emergency so we take drastic measures.

It is so bad that none of my family members will be allowed even in the smallest surgery in Nigeria, not even childbirth is an option in the nicest private hospital in Nigeria. I have doctors in my family and when they hear you're pregnant, will ask you when you're flying out to have the baby because they have lost confidence in 70% of their own colleagues.

And that is a shame.

our system may be bad, we may ve bad doctors, you might ve seen wrong diagnosis. But please ve you seen a Nigerian Doctor rescue the life of someone who could ve otherwise died?. I ve seen. Lets talk about the good too; Not just d bad

temisukanmi:
*pours hot water * lolzz

chai. Hot water. Na so you hate me reach?

Didnt you guys say D Banj was broke?

What about Mr Cork?
Obinoscopy
Sienna
Mizmycoli

mikeansy:
Besides my own problem is why is it that for 30years Buhari did not engage in enterprise to at least employ Buhari and may be one more person

I dont get this Sir

......and many some pastors so called pastors actually don't give Prophesies but "PREDICTIONS....
Gbam.
And thats not good.

Lol

Popshugz:
Well. It depends. But itz gon be Supa weird

I ll go with the post above; It depends.
For example, if its already a well performed procedure by the robot. I might not object.

Dont allow the ladies see this your comment o.. 4 a.m.?

If he had the same number of years as GEJ, ruled under democracy and ruled in recent times it would ve been a fair comparism

God bless the deceased?

Really? So GMB was stoned in Lagos?

When you no be legend of the seeker

Wise lady
Their story been get k-leg sef

Sam used his poison contaminated hand to open the tap. And after washing his hands, he used his hand to pick up some poison again by closing the tap

Help help
I ve fainted

SeverusSnape:
Sir, Tell her, what's her own?...She asked for our opinion, and we aired it, See the reply she gave us. A matured person would have asked, "where is your proof?"

let it slide Bro

SeverusSnape:
Be matured for once...It's not everybody that is a slutty PIG, you asked a question, and we answered.

diluminati:
Be civil for once. It is not everybody that's a teenager.

Guys, Guys enough of that

Op, Gej is not a 'fanatic', even if he pulls off religious stunts like visiting pastors.
On the other side, I cannot defend nor critisize Buhari. I just hope he has left any iota of fanatism he may have behind.