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Hello peeps, please can someone help me with (or link me up....)a very decent accommodation for my younger sis. It should be close to the road and very classy. I'm in ilorin, pls quote me if you can be of any help.

What a sad story, but she was definitely no best graduating student in the university as they want us to believe abi na which year 2.1 student be best graduating student. Maybe (most likely) she was the best grad student in her dept. The uni can't employ all best students even if they all have first class EXCEPT THERE'S VACANCY

Rubbish! Those two x-rays there are not from the same person. Stupid bloggers deceiving gullible people!

Kimoni:
babalwao wey dey catch fine geh on 419 thread

Haha..the gods work in mysterious ways my brother

Swissheart:
......atlst one won't av tell stories

You're beautiful

Seventeen:
I hear u.... I don't want to sound like am defending ds lady oo, cos its really beginning to look dat way. So how is it that she has bn able to successfully work in all dz hospitals they said she worked in. (The British American Tobacco (BAT) clinic, Ibadan, the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) and eventually in Rauz Hospital, Apo, Abuja before she was apprehended.) Was she just sitting around doing nothing? I am just wondering oo. I can only conclude that she must be really good, to some extent. Well thank God d MDCN guys fished her out.... Mnwhile guy.... I hv met some olodo doctors oo.... As in, that went through all dz process wey u list here.... forget that thing.

Lol. It's possible she dropped out of med school in a class like 400l and has been practicing in small clinics where she learns stuffs from other doctors. It's possible she has a doc (she's very close to) who she asks for direction when she's stuck. It's also possible she just prescribes drugs to treat symptoms not diseases (e.g analgesics for pain, antibiotics for any infection etc).. there are a whole lots of possibilities. And you know the people that are quacks have usually had one encounter or the other with the health system, they are not entirely 'outsiders'.

And for the doctors you think are olodos, how are you sure they are not quacks and that they truly graduated and are licensed? Lol.

I can vouch for almost any doctor that graduated from a public university in Nigeria.

Seventeen:
I read that part okay... I was replying in respect to the comment i quoted which was that she had endangered so many lives (of course). I was only tryin to make the point that these days naija education is so messed up that we shuldnt b surprised dat as unqualified as she may be, she may probably be better than some so called doctors. My point was dat lives are equally in danger in the hands of some MDCN registered doctors who are just as useless as d lady. Maybe i wasnt clear in making my point. I haven't by any means excused what she did.....
I am not daft.

Your point is flawed. Medical education in Nigeria and elsewhere is different from the conventional education. Medical students attend calls, see patients in clinics before the consultant (who assesses and scrutinizes their findings) sees, attend ward rounds where they are shown clinical examinations hands on etc Some schools like Unilorin even have models and mannequins for real time clinical skills.
Their exams are also very different. They have clinical exams which they do with real patients and they get to discuss their findings. AND NO MATTER YOUR SCORE IN THE OTHER ASPECTS OF THE EXAM, IF YOU SAY YOU'LL DO ANYTHING WHICH HAPPENS TO BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE PATIENT'S HEALTH, YOU'VE FAILED.
There are also always senior consultants from other teaching hospitals too during the exams. So, the standard cannot easily fall..

Obinoscopy:
Who's your source?

An NMA Executive

cc: Lalasticlala Bcc: Seun

I am forwarding this as received from a very authoritative source.

An Emerging Iatrogenic Blindness Epidemic In Yobe:

I seek to draw the attention of our colleagues and other relevant stakeholders of an emerging "blinding" medication
in circulation at some Primary Health Care centres in yobe.

A wrongly packaged CHLORHEXIDINE drops designed for neonatal umblical cord care is being distributed to mothers. The packaging was made in form of an eyedrop and the naive and less educated mothers re mistakenly instilling the drugs in the eyes of their children, who often are vulnerable to ophthalmia neonatorum.

The effect of such instillation is CORNEAL ULCERATION AND MELTING resulting in irreversible blindness!

So far, we have seen three cases, two from Ngelzarma and one from Machina .

Attention of Dr Ashiru, a Consultant Paediatrician, was drawn and he had so far made tremendous efforts at reaching the relevant authorities for retrieval of the distributed drops and creating public awareness to the vulnerable public.

We solicit that you do your BEST to help disseminate this information and educate the public.

Childhood blindness is more burdensome than adult blindness because of the much more blind-years that those children have to live!

Save the EYES of our FUTURE leaders!
Dr Adamu Abdullahi, Ophthalmologist

It's really disheartening. A fake doctor is a risk to everyone of us and it's sad that they abound in Nigeria. I'll be coming up with a thread on how to recognize a fake doctor.

A fake female doctor, Nwosu Angela Njide, has been arrested by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) and handed over to the police.
The Head of Department of the Inspectorate Unit of the MDCN, Dr Henry Okwo who carried out the arrest, told LEADERSHIP that the council has been on the tail of the impostor for more than a year now as she has been evading arrest. He said the fake doctor who is in her 30s had confessed to have worked in different places, including the British American Tobacco (BAT) clinic, Ibadan, the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) and eventually in Rauz Hospital, Apo in Abuja before nemesis caught up with her.
Okwuokenye narrated that the fake doctor’s ordeal began more than a year ago when she went to Oyo State to
register for her license to practice at the ministry of Health under the Oyo State Director, Medical Services. However, luck ran out on her as the officials of the ministry became suspicious of her qualifications and went to the MDCN to verify the authenticity of her claims.
Nwosu claimed to have graduated from medical school 2005 at University of Nigeria, Nsukka and did housemanship at
UNTH, but she failed simple questions any medical student is expected to know.
Following the refusal of the Oyo State Ministry of Health to register her, she was said to have relocated to Abuja, and brazenly went on her own to the MDCN to register for her license. Okwuokenye said, ” Nwosu came to the council to apply for a new folio number, unique to every practising doctor in Nigeria, in attempt to get full registration.
“We checked and she was not on the list. She claimed to have graduated from UNN, but we went to verify and we
discovered that it was all lies. As at this time she was on the run.” He said they got to know that she was working with Rauz Hospital, Apo for almost a year until few days ago. The HoD disclosed that it was a phantom interview which the council used as a dragnet to lure her where she eventually fell at Dutse Alhaji in Bwari Municipal Council in FCT. Nwosu’s arrest makes her the first female fake doctor on the record of the MDCN.

http://leadership.ng/news/458036/mdcn-arrests-fake-female-doctor-with-rauz-hospital-in-abuja

wakacome:
See as him bend like tonto dike boobs...



whenever i see that his photo above with that dance style,his posture made him look like a gay.......

Haha, you don see Tonto dike boobs before?

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By the time someone's back bone breaks, they'll be disturbing me for potions

Chestar5, the gods have a message for you