I cried after reading this. They are a beautiful and happy couple.

I did

Somebody shout ...... Hallelujah!!!

Wow
The best article ever
Your really talented
I didn't stop till the finish
Abeg More of the Chapters of Jonah the son of Locki, Biko

Back then in kindergarten. The guy beats the girl and runs away! Another good one is stealing playthings/toys and returning them when they start looking for it.

The Maze runner

I think it means he has no shoes?!

Over 12 years. That should be at the rate of 2 to 3 guys a day. Quite a handful

It felt as if my hands were running ahead of me. I couldn't catch up. Lol. Nice concept

Once more, the doctors are to Blame!

This is to show we are our problem, not God or the devil. If we want corruption dead in this country 42 days is too much. The Change we need is Us!

So Medical Doctors are not part of this 'health' workers strike

It's now official, the strike continues indefinitely. The government is yet to see the need to equip doctors and other health workers to fight Ebola as demanded. JOHESU will be joining the strike in 2 weeks

aikeron:

And this is my problem with doctors, always babbling and ranting, yet avoiding the core of the matter. Why not address the issue at hand rather than flaunting ur usual vain ego? The FG has challenged doctors to a public debate on this issue but doctors do know most of the demands on their 24-point agenda are unjustifiable. How dare you try to frustrate other health professionals from attaining the peak of their career. Who has made u gods? It's not done anywhere in the world! Nigerians have grown, they have become more enlightened hence doctors cannot gather any public sympathy as far as this strike is concerned. Majority of the masses dislike doctors already cuz of their overbearing attitude.
A lot of doctors claim that Nigeria is not yet ripe for consultancy status to be initiated for other health professionals, fearing that there will be confusion in the system, yet they believe Nigeria is mature enough to have a Surgeon-general, for doctors to be paid as much as thr foreign counterparts and for them to have customized plate-numbers on their cars. Whatever happened to asking the government to streamline the practice by boldly outlining the job descriptions of a consultant pharmacist, consultant lab-scientist, etc as distinguished from a consultant doctor so as to avoid the so-called feared clashes. That would have seemed a more reasonable demand to make.
It baffles me that in this 21st century where the yearning of every developing country is to attain international best practices, our Nigerian doctors can stand up and scream that what is obtainable in many climates in the world should not be adopted by Nigeria.
As a matter of fact if priority is to be given in adopting any latest technology/methodology/guideline/policy/, such priority should be delegated in adopting developments related to health practices because human life is involved. There is no practice too early to adopt anywhere in the world as long as it will improve health and boost the quality of human life.
The consultancy training and title Doctors are trying to deny others from undergoing and attaining has always been in existence for years in saner climates. The Pharm D program that Nigerian Pharmacy schools are gradually adopting for example has been running in the US and other western countries since the 80's. It is also running across all the Pharmacy schools in Ghana, SA, even Kenya amongst other African countries. For how long do we keep giving excuses?
The usual insinuation by doctors that other health professionals are a collection of frustrated individuals who dropped out of medical schools or could not secure admission to study medicine is a laughable ego-induced generalization. I have a lot of colleagues who have genuine passion for what they studied in school. I for example scored 286 (enough to grant me admission into medical college) in one JAMB-sitting and went straight to apply for Pharmacy which I studied, and so did it go for a number of my friends.
Doctors have really had it their ways over the years in Nigeria, From the continual insistence that only doctors be made ministers of health and CMDs in public hospitals to using their over-exalted positions to intimidate and cow the government into yielding to their ever greedy demands. The time has come for other professionals to have their voices heard. Power is changing hands, and the time is now!

.... as a CONSULTANT in your field (which i fully support u should attain), hope you will be willing to allow the doctor to be the leader of the health team. His salary which should be more than yours in relativity (which he has not been granted in the past 22 Years!) should be given to him also according to international best practises! Will you?

Simple,

1. He finds it hard to 'toast' a girl cause he has never done one before

2. Finds it hard to look u in the eye and talk at the same time. This one works only if he is sexually attracted to u

Written by a Doctor(not me) and I quote:


All hospitals are empty all over the country.
Nurses couldn't do their nursing care because Doctors have not admitted, Pharmacists couldn't dispense drugs cos Doctors haven't prescribed,
Lab scientists could not process any sample cos Doctors haven't ordered, Account section couldn't function (No IGR) because Doctors are not working, Record dept are yawning of no work cos Doctors are on strike,
the periop nurses could not sterilize instruments cos no operation lists from Doctors,
Cleaners couldn't mop cos Doctors are not there to perform procedures, the securities have less work to do cos the hospitals are deserted and so on and on.............. This has glaringly shown how important a doctor is in a hospital setting.
Without these supporting staff a doctor can still function but without a doctor they are jobless and that was why when they are on strike they locked up the wards, hide equipments and connived with the securities to repel patients from the hospital entrance!!! *end quote*


I think this should clear our doubts on who should be the leader of the health team. Let they that have wisdom do the needful. I rest my case

Akwo bero agwa mai mai na esi =
The beans has not been ground and your asking if the beans cake is ready
Meaning don't be in a rush to reach conclusions in something that u have just started (both good and bad conclusions). Give it time

Haba?!!! what is there to argue here? why bring confusion to something as clear as noon day? patients go to hospitals to see doctors. Hospitals only run on the licences of doctors! Doctors should head hospitals! it's only in our part of the world this would become an argument!

Looks more like fibroids than a gall or kidney stone, from the history she has given thus far

ObamaSun

floriana: Its getting interesting.
1. Rest
2. Food poisoning
3. Ruptured appendicitis
4. Tummy tuck
5. Full body work
6. Fibroids removal
7. And now Parkinson disease
8.
We hope this ends well. All these were also discovered by the same saharareporters.

On point!