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Shey I can add some too sha?
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EmeeNaka:Flat skull, you mean. But will customers likely pay more for that? |
[quote author=HarkymTheOracle post=59280535][/quote]I think you should forward this to GTB. They will be most glad to give you 10 million naira ₦ and sign you a record deal. |
dollytino4real:That's Zenith, not GTB. And be rightly informed that GTB is still slugging it out with Fáyòsé in his state of Ekiti at the moment. Has to do with the the bank's refusal to pay their tax directly in cash to Fáyòsé as demanded by him. The bank insisted om doing the right thing of paying it into the state's treasury account for documentation purpose. Problem's been on for 5 months now. |
eaglechild:So sad. |
sartorius: ![]() You are right, but the naysayers, the "medicine is sacrifice", "medicine is a philanthropy", "doctors too like money" crew will come for your head soon. |
Spuggie:Obviously she didn't. But that's okay. The public most time see the Nigerian doctors as the problem. The government are spared of any hatred or blames, hence their audacity to keep the hospitals, mostly used by the public, in perpetual infrastructural decay while they (the government) travel overseas to treat Malaria; can you imagine malaria, a predominantly tropical disease whose management is expected to be the best in the tropics. |
Over the past 6 months, twelve (12) doctor friends have escaped for their lives into countries such as UK, SA, Australia, Canada, US, Germany, in that descending order. 9 of them are practicing doctors in their various destinations having written and passed the professional exam requirements of the various countries before leaving Nigeria. Others are there on postgraduate studies, but their target is to write their licencing exams and end up practicing medicine there. My sibling is currently on the second step of the licencing exam. Close to 500 medical doctors sat for the IELTS earlier this year compared to just 30 four years ago. Meanwhile, the useless health minister is currently brewing more problems in the health ministry and the agencies under it viz: NHIS: Attempting to sack the NHIS executive secretary because he would not meet Adéwolé's unscrupulous financial demands and looting of the NHIS in connivance with the insurance providers. :In the various Teaching Hospitals and other federal tertiary health institutions, there is dearth of doctors. In some, new house officers have not been employed to replace the ones that have left for over six months. Meanwhile there are hordes of fresh medical graduates who have been searching for places to do their internship as required by the MDCN, without which they cannot proceed to full registration from the provisional registration they currently have. If they fail to do internship within 2 years of graduation, they risk forfeiting their provisional registration status, needing them to resit the medical qualification exams all over again. The so called residents exit the system when they complete their training. New residents are not employed to replace those that have exited the system leading to a pile up of aspiring ones with primaries qualification out there not getting places to run their programme. Meanwhile the primaries requirement for residency expires within 5 years if the bearer does not find a place to run his programme, also requiring his reapplying for and re-writing the primaries exams (which I think costs about 90 thousand naira currently) Now here is the plot: The names of the house officers and the residents that have exited the system are still kept on the payroll of the hospitals and the salaries still come with the hospitals' allocations, but these ghost workers' pays are shared by the hospitals' accountants, MDs/CMDs/CEOs and also staffs of the federal ministry of health under the tutelage of the minister himself. Meanwhile the consultants who exit the system after training also are in their hundreds hunting for jobs out there. Another favorite pastime of the Minister of health and the hospital CEOs as I am made to understand is to deliberately keep creating and fueling chaos in health sector amongst professionals (eg Johesu vs Doctors). This is based on the principle of "making more money in times of chaos and wars" and this is achieved through the release of various contradicting circulars from the ministry itself on a simple singular, straightforward issue. Equipment's and infrastructure are all at an all time low. Only 3 centers in the whole nation boasts of a radiotherapy machine, the three not functioning optimally all at the same time or at any one time. If the Federal government ever budget and release the monies for such, the FMoH and the various hospital CEOs will rather spend the money allocated to procure such or at best get mediocres and second nd replacements and share the remains of the loots. These are just a few of the evils that plague that sector in the country and is partly responsible or the unremitting brain drain. It is germain that journalists an writers who are the conscience of the people (masses) understand the workings of this intricate machinery constructed by the various saboteurs in the health sector thru which they loot funds, inform the public appropriately amd even some workers in the health sector as well, who have been successfully brainwashed into believing that mutual suspicion is the panacea and acting out the script of their puppet masters (FMoH and the hospital CEOs) ia the solution. Ceaser writes in from Lagos for Nairaland editorial. |
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Bigboyz32:But you admitted to the fact that you knelt down and begged your friend to teach you and after seeing that you're serious he decided to tutor you and even did more by "helping you to open a Fivver account that month". That account generated $950 according to you. Now your friend did that for you without charging you 5k, at least you didn't say he did. He didn't even bring that your "multiple strings of income" coinage into it. I currently am in a lucrative profession totally unrelated to other any skills I possess. One or two i have freely shared to willing learners on NL and many others I have showcased on "instructables" website. So when I read the first few statements of your thread, I said to myself: "finally someone generous enough to simplify the common Fiverr knowledge out there without fleecing people". But I was so disappointed when your second link demanded 3k plus after telling much rosy stories on your Fivver exploits. More painful is the fact that based on my initial impression, I almost condemned those accusing you on this thread not knowing that they had already checked your link. In my own case, the "problem" so to speak is that I get discouraged by any internet manoeuvre that involves masking my IP. This is the major reason I have not gotten on the Fiverr bandwagon, the less important being to carve out "time" from my already busy schedule. But like I said, I am disappointed and I believe I echo the minds of every other forumites that have viewed your thread with hope of getting some or all questions answered by you. Apparently you only tried to generate traffic to your link "money spinning link" using Nairaland, a step which may not be entirely bad if seen from the prism of internet marketing and such. But discretion in its use is also required in non-random web community sites like Nairaland. |
MediumStout:There are some non-viable states in the country that should be merged with some for sustenance. We have such states in all the regions in the country. Not all states of the south-west are viable as it stands today and a sudden detachment from the centre may be counterproductive. Each state has its own unique resources though that needs to be developed through a slow but painful deliberate process before such states can declare some level of independence from the centre. This is what Lagos has been able to do and other states in the south west are planning to emulate. |
EgunMogaji: ![]() |
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skytouch2:The good trees in the forest always get lumbered early. It's great pity and a painful irony. |
CltrAltDel:Lol. Busted. |
numerouno01: |
The Chinese will construct quality masterpieces in their own country but elsewhere they compromise quality to maximize profit, even when you demand quality and have the money to pay for it. Read up on the Kenyan bridge built by the Chinese that recently collapsed. I figure out they are more racist than the Caucasians and their economic colonization of Africa, if it happens, will be worse than western colonization. Check out how they run their companies in Nigeria. No human face to it. Nigerians have a different cafeteria to that of the chinese staff. Recently in the news, a Chinese foreman was reported to have kungfued his Nigerian worker for a flimsy reason. The Nigerian suffered a broken spine. You can be sure that is how they naturally run their own business. |
pocohantas:Hilarious. |
baddooboys:Woah. Mehn! Sheeeeit! These are terrible shots. Lemme go read more on Soka forest. |
SmartchoicesNG:Wrong choice nigger. |
Justiceleague1:Hello. This post is about a honest Kogi woman and the ineptness of a governor overseeing a corrupt civil service. Are you trying to comment on some other topics on 2015 elections and the various mismanagements that led up to and prompted the electorates' voting pattern in the said election? Perhaps a search thru the archives will bring up something potent enough to gloat on. |
ELKHALIFAISIS:This is not a new method of looting in the civil service. It is a way employed in the accountant general office of the states. The officer that "mistakenly" posted that money will later get in touch with the owner of that account with hope of raking back the money. He will be willing to part with a percentage of the diversion as a payment to the account owner for "her services". I have seen two cases with similar MO, one in the state civil service and the other in the federal civil service, so I ain't theorizing. |
Sagay212:A very rational viewpoint there. Less divisive but more reconciliatory. Apparently this palpable hatred is mutual, but one side is trying to be benign while the other wants to go all malignant. The hatred is the schemed ingredient needed to keep fanning that ember; some people need it to gain political relevance and followership. It's a chess move, a method that has worked for eons and used here in the 70s. Sadly, many outside that scheme have unwittingly recruited 'emselves as pawns and willing tools of mischief. Reasonable people know that it is more costly to make war, than to make love cos when the drums of war start to sound, who will dance to it? And don't be surprised if wearing this mask, hired support or not, is one of the chess moves. Matter-of-factly, rather than hurl invectives as they will want, my question won't be "why wear the mask". It will be "who wore that mask?" |
Whoever has Lumia 1520 for sale should please indicate. Thanks. |
GentleNaaz:Stay away from Injoo leap 4 or any other injoo leap for that matter. The device is not built to last - mine worked for only 9 months and one day after plugging it into a car charger on a trip, it wouldn't come on again. The memory isn't good enough. It comes stock with windows 8 which may require you to upgrade to Windows 10, you get to a point where you won't be able to do the upgrade for lack of disc space. Perhaps doing the update first thing after getting the tab may help, but I can't be so sure of that. The battery life is fair. 7 hours on movies. 6 hours on 3G connectivity. 8 hours on wifi. Longer if screen brightness is reduced to the barest. 3G connectivity and wifi is good. Not too loud speakers. Supports not more than 32 gig memory card. |
Elxandre:I am a staunch advocate of windows platform devices. I don't have an android device. Actually I own three actively functioning Lumias and an Injoo Windows tablet. |
eesdee:Is this offer still on? |
itiswellandwell:Okey |
itiswellandwell:I have a power bank that charges my device simultaneously as the power bank is also being charged. I want something like that. Does this do that or it shuts up its output the moment it is being charged? |
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