Hairyrapunzel:

Johesu is fighting for equal pay with doctors but are hiding under the guise of fighting for efficient and effective health sector. They want good health sector yet they pose as medical doctors in Nigeria doing what's not their job.
That's how one pharmacist said they can prescribe drugs using kalo or trial and error because they are medical doctors who don't perform surgeries. You guys are the reason Nigeria ranks low in healthcare delivery and the reason is that you claim to see patients yet you don't know jack about diseases.
Do your job the right way and see if Nigeria will not rank high in healthcare delivery. Johesu make up the quacks doctors in Nigeria. Even cleaner dey claim doctor. Be killing Nigerians everyday.

Jetjacky:
Now its in the public, the UN, the EU, including the rest and Nigeria cannot deny that there was a massacre. Now over to them. Let's c their response

Isaolamide:
Evening docs.please what are the university that don't request for nysc certificate for D.E?I'm in my final year and I don't want to service because I want to use my degree for D.e to MBBS

Also who know any uni that used no point system to admit this year?

toyingbad:
I'm a 400l medical student in Lasu though I did a first degree in OOU, BSc Anatomy. I entered through normal Jamb, I didn't take d. E form. I must say, going through the two schools, LASUTH is better than OOUTH. My last school fees was 37,500(hostel fees inclusive with 24 hours power supply ) . Though it differs with class but the highest would be in final year that's 70 something thousand. So financially it's good for the quality.

walleygee01:




thanks so much... do you think there's any difference among studying medicine at federal uni, state uni or private

walleygee01:






why lasu? dr admission slot mostly go to lagosians and I'm not from lagos

Explorers:
You cannot work in Antarctica unless you have had your wisdom teeth and appendix removed.

Obakenny01:


How viable is Direct Entry via Chem (4.1)?

TheophilusA:
Following the ongoing nationwide strike of doctors, the immediate past president of the Association of Resident Doctors, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital(UITH) branch, Dr. Oyinlola Oluwagbemiga and his successor, Dr. Ade Faponle, on Wednesday said that due to epileptic power supply in the hospital, doctors use lamps, torchlight and phone lights to treat patients. Oluwagbemiga and Faponle spoke during a media briefing in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital. According to Oluwagbemiga, “There are certain procedures we embark upon, you have to complete them using your torchlight or phone lights. Imagine that you are in an emergency where you have to resuscitate a patient and you resort to that. It is that bad. It even stretches to sanitation.We have reached the point where you are having a major procedure and all you can hear is ‘please we can only supply light for the next two hours, make sure you complete your operation.’ And there are operations that last for four or more hours. So if you have such, you have to reschedule because you have been told ab-initio that you are on your own should you embark on such.”



The Director of Administration, UITH, Mr. Ganiyu Yusuf however said the management of the hospital spent about N16m monthly on diesel and N3m monthly on electricity bill to the Ibadan Distribution Electricity Company. Yusuf said, “As management, we are not going to join issues with the resident doctors. But we are going to state the facts. It is not news that electricity generation in the country is bad. The problem affects everybody, not only the hospital. We spend N16m monthly to buy diesel. We have a 500KV generator and another 350kv generator, as well as many other smaller generators to power each unit and department. The N16m that we pay is different from the N3m that we pay to IBEDC every month. Imagine what N19m could have done, if we had steady power supply in the country. We have done what we could do as a management with the resources available. We have separate generators for many sections. If you turn on the light in the hospital because of the operations the doctors will do, we keep it running until 4pm. Even when the power is on, how many of the doctors are ready to perform surgeries? If we know that in our area power will come at a certain time, you programme your activities. We lost three people in an attempt to stabilise the power supply. One of them was electrocuted and another dropped in water. What we are trying to do is to link up with the university and take power from Ganmo. Imagine the huge cost.”



http://dawntodusknews.com/we-perform-surgeries-with-torchlights-lamps-phonelights-in-university-teaching-hospital-doctors/

Ratello:
This Administration is a huge joke.....even from the pix one can tell that Fashola the scammer is clueless about how power works just take a look at how he is staring at the equipment...... So so sorry for Nigerians. More irritating is when you now discover that it is still this same clown that is billing Nigerians with higher power tariff that is not working.

tipzyayd:
Dr Brannyslim I see you Dr Brannyslim I see you. . .

Oliviaarims:



Cannot categorically say. Because considering how easy to is to get some girls laid.. and with the way guys love to pride themselves in sexual contests, it would be sth worth thinking seriously about if I find a guy @30 and he's still a virgin.

Like, come on.. 30 fat yrs and he never for once fell for such a temptation.


I have a friend who's a virgin @25. He attended a Seminary school, but hey.. That guy's issue is peculiar. It may take a lot of effort before he even gets around to sleeping with his own wife.

Oliviaarims:
Marrying a virgin husband. Hmmm... That's a really grey topic for women.

Atogirl:
Happy New year everyone.Been a long time. Congrats to you Joeself1 on your admission and everyone admitted.
Iamdejman, apache1989, joeself1 you guys are doing a great job in giving information.Welldone guys.
Iamdejman can you explain things for me please, is it after payment of school fees and course registration we do departmental/course registration; library registration and are they done before lectures begin?

natdswiftest123:
Gudmrn medics n aspirants hop u all had a nice Xmas celebration. I really need your encouragement at this point, I've enrolled for jamb again for medicine but I just can't explain what am going through to you guys....I'm really getting tired of this chase, I just feel there is too much to be done in no time. My 100lvl first semester exam is by February and jamb exams would be kicking off at that time. I'm so confused, I've always been able to draw inspiration from within me but this time I need you all.

Tracyossai:
Got admitted MBBS DE. Yaay. Please do we need to buy another scratch card to print out our admission letter?

Shabib:
Tnx bro

Shabib:
Hi guys, is thr anitin lyk crossing over in OOU eg 4rm biochem to mbbs?

RoastedCorn:
even the dullest students in our set got medicine in O.O.U,no wonder their school fee is around 300K,and their teaching hospital does not have good repute(look up google b4 you say i'm beefing).

Congrats tho,since you're studying your dream course,i wish you all the best,

BTW,what's your jamb score

Bush2013:
I thank God so much because he has done it again. I have been admitted to study medicine in lasu

Moreycagey:
Pls I was told I can't use two sitings for dentistry, I want to knw hw tru it is and I also want to knw d kind of course I can offer wit dis jamb combination(eng,phy,chem,bio)

AdorableTm:
Someone should please share the link of checking results..

AdorableTm:
Don't know what is delaying this people from releasing the results..
Even Funaab applicants that just did theirs today, have seen their results..
Lasu is just too slow with everything.
Thought it was Oau that is slow before, but when i heard Oau applicants saw their results 3 hours after their exam, i changed my mind..

sentaljohn:
DSS everytime.... who sabi dem b4...na everyday dem dey trend nw