Politics › Re: We’ve Paid Some Fulani To Stop Killings In Southern Kaduna – El-rufai by cococandy(f): 3:07pm On Dec 03, 2016 |
Pampered criminals. This is sick.
Anyone still supporting this government is an enemy of the truth. |
Family › Re: Zimbabwean Woman Living With 2 Husbands (Photo) by cococandy(f): 3:01pm On Dec 03, 2016 |
What's good for the goose... |
Family › Re: Zimbabwean Woman Living With 2 Husbands (Photo) by cococandy(f): 3:00pm On Dec 03, 2016 |
EfemenaXY: But happy people.
It's all about communication and compromises.
Cc: Mindfulness. Cococandy.  |
Family › Re: Discussion: Is Cheating Really So Bad? by cococandy(f): 8:26am On Dec 03, 2016 |
Valid Only if you feel the same way when she cheats on you |
Business › Re: Aba: We Struggle To Produce Made-in-nigeria Shoes by cococandy(f): 6:53am On Dec 03, 2016 |
Exactly Tolexander: I wonder what all Abia state Governors have been doing to promote the production here. If the governments were serious, Abia should be talking about her GDP in trillion Naira now!
It is high time the producers started branding their products and stopped the Aididas, Nicke, Tomberland, Looise Vuitton, Mack and Spender et al we see around! |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 9:29pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Thank you  Gracious10: Lol, na ur food save my belle, Nurses are good cooks... You just wan use food scatter my eyes  |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 7:46pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Gracious10: Cococandy, you are a Nurse? Interesting. Now I know why you make all those delicious meals.  What's the connection?  |
Literature › Re: "I Threw Away My Green Card" – Soyinka by cococandy(f): 6:56pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
 rapistomenka: Professor of Lies,a graduate of University of Liars with Lai Mohammed as your class mate.
We need evidence because throwing away has so many connotations. ...
"threw away inside his bag"
"threw away into his bank vault",
"threw away into the lagos lagoon " ...or simply thrown into his agbada pocket". Prof, we need clearer defination of "threw away".
If Soyink can make Jan. 20 equals Dec.1st,he can as well Tear a Green Card by throwing it into his ECHOLAC bag  |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 6:48pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Mayflowa: I do not doubt what you have said. Times are really hard in Nigeria especially with the galloping inflation. True, I earn twice more as a Graduate Assistant in US than I do as a federal senior staff in Nigeria. But my one month housing also cover one year housing bills in Nigeria. I also do not pay $100+ insurance monthly for owning a car as I do here. Generally living index in US is still far far better off.
However, my statement was in comparison of nurses' salaries to their corresponding entry level staff in same federal govt Ministry job which is 58k. State is even less. In my state, Edo, it is 35k for entry level graduate. On same scale, nurses are way better off than many workers and they should be thankful for it.
If two people who earn 100k+ in Nigeria get married and pool their resources together, they won't really suffer except they are extravagant. Even 100k+ for a single nurse is enough to live well. In Nigeria, my bag of rice lasts me more than 10 months. Or do you want to blame the Government instead of the people who decided to give birth to numerous children and live their lives tolling for their kids? US peeps give birth to one or two children. Have you seen a couple or mother with one child suffer?
Nigeria will never save even in recession. I still see extravagant marriages every Saturday? Like what can change our lifestyle? seriously? It is until we die? @bold, Lol that one is story for another day.  And believe me I agree with many of your submissions. My role in this thread is not to antagonize those calling for better behavior. I'm here to balance the equation. While we are saying the one, let's not forget the other. We are mostly nurses in my family so it's personal to me. if someone is only focusing on the wrong we are doing but not calling for better conditions for us, it seems one-sided to me. It's however not a justification for unprofessional attitude. |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 6:39pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
I do not have anything against the message of professional behavior. I thanked him for showing that it's not a genetic behavior among Nigerians. And I have not doubted your politeness. Mayflowa: You just thanked badejob for exactly the character trait we want nurses to display here in Nigeria without excuse of any sort. Is it too much to ask? Of course people and the system will frustrate you but a core professional with a grain of empathy will always show care.
I am not a nurse, I have had over 1000+ post on my 6year on nairaland. Could you please check if you found any of my post insulting or derogatory to people here. Even when I am insulted directly, I still find a way to pass my message politely or just let go. This is hard but its a winning character trait |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 3:41pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
20% of 100k Naira can't even buy you a bag of rice. Is that one salary? Tell me how the person can afford decent housing. Much less kids schools fees feeding and the rest. It's less than $300. Even Walmart employees make more than that about 1-2 weeks. Our system is in shambles let's not sugarcoat it. Mayflowa: @Gracious10 The easiest thing to show is care! You don't have to be a nurse to show it. It costs you nothing! But for nurses, it is expected of you to show abundance of care.
As per salary, nurses receive on of the best salary package in federal and state institutions . A federal ministry entry level starts with N58,000 be you an engineer, accountant or microbiologist. Entry level Nurses starts with more than 100k. So I don't know how nurses are treated unfairly.
If you say they learnt from their older colleagues, I will understand but that is no excuse because we should correct the bad norms of the past. More so, this is love-driven profession. |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 3:36pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
It doesn't say in their contract that they will be owed months and months of salary and still be threatened with joblessness is they chose to protest. Again. Not supporting bad nurses. But constructive criticism please. Richy4: I wanted to ignore you but I just couldn't... I just want to ask you these questions.... Before you got hired for a job, don't you read the job description and what was expected of you?
Before you got hired, don't the employer usually tell you the amount they were offering to pay for your services?
why would anyone read a job description and accept the offer and would not do what was assigned or expected of him or her to do properly...
If the pay was small, is it not wise for them to wait for a vacancy to arise in a place where they will be paid millions with smiling allowances and kindness grants...Instead of accepting an offer and start inflicting more pain to people that were already in pains
Or are you trying to tell me that Nigerian employers do not stipulate what was expected of the employee in black and white when advertising for a vacant position; or that the payment was not stated during the interview...they just decided to pay the candidate whatever without his or her knowledge; or that they do not do some kind of orientation to the newbies telling them the successful candidates where they are and what the challenges they will face and expectations from the employers....In as much as I agree that there are difficult patients,..the attitude of some nurses are just inexcusable... |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 3:21pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Thank you badejob: I have the MOST respect to Nigerian nurses (but I've only worked with the ones here in the US)..NONE have EVER made me feel that way when I worked under them, especially Hospital nurses..out of all the African nurses I worked with, they were my favorite!! So intelligent & compassionate..usually they were talking ME down to keep from cussing rude patients!! |
Food › Re: Caterers In The House, How Can I Prepare This Snack?? Very Important. See Pix by cococandy(f): 3:00pm On Nov 30, 2016 |
ItzMePuffPuff: [color=#9900ff] that's cuz we spelled it wrong cococandy this guy needs some help cooking[/color] I don't know this one. OP search on YouTube |
Family › Re: Memo To All Wives!! by cococandy(f): 2:57pm On Nov 30, 2016 |
DarkRebel101: You don't seem to get the joke. The contents of most of those sacrifices that Sango, Esu or Ogun worshippers place in Nigerian roundabouts are usually eggs smeared with lots of palm oil. Hence the OP's reference to it. Umm? |
Family › Re: Domestic Violence: An Undeserved Experience For Women by cococandy(f): 5:21am On Nov 30, 2016 |
Lilac91: I hope my bastard in law sees dis thread as he is a nairalander...to me he is a bastard for daring to lay hands on my sister What's his name on NL? |
Family › Re: Domestic Violence: An Undeserved Experience For Women by cococandy(f): 5:21am On Nov 30, 2016 |
Domestic violence is mostly a result of unbridled patriarchy than anything else. |
Family › Re: Memo To All Wives!! by cococandy(f): 4:59am On Nov 30, 2016 |
I bought two tubers of yam that were tiny like a baby's leg for $30 the other day.
OP pls I don't know what you're saying. |
Family › Re: Memo To All Wives!! by cococandy(f): 4:55am On Nov 30, 2016 |
 ifyalways: Lool Nld.
But what if that is what the man wants at that particular day ( I crave for yam, palm oil and pepper sometimes) or its what they can afford? One tuber of yam is 500, bottle of red oil 1000 so yam and oil is not by any means a poor man's meal anymore.
Dear OP and fellow nagmen , you can't drop "crayfish" chop money and expect "chicken soup". Cause and effect  |
Romance › Re: From PM To The Altar: Two Nairalanders Wed by cococandy(f): 1:06am On Nov 30, 2016 |
So sweet.  |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 10:51pm On Nov 29, 2016 |
willyblinx: I won't forgive you.. .No I can't forgive you for this. . Oh my God. .  sorry |
Family › Re: Illegal Separation Of Child Of 1yr+ From Her Mother by cococandy(f): 10:40pm On Nov 28, 2016*. Modified: 2:46am On Nov 29, 2016 |
So you saw the child and even left again without him/her? If I were you I'd have taken the child that day despite his pleading and wait for him to come back before settling custody arrangements. If he could kidnap her that first time at such a tender age, he can do anything.
I wonder why some men don't understand joint custody and respect for others. If they are not totally abandoning the child, they want to take it away from the mother. No room for civility and humaneness. |
Family › Re: The High-handedness Of Some Men Towards Women. by cococandy(f): 10:34pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
Lack of home training |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 10:22pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
CFCman: Basically, the lack (or inadequacy) of health insurance is the remote cause of the bitchy attitude of the nurses. If the hospital knows that they'll get paid for their services as at when due, the Drs and nurses would be more professional.
However, I don't get why the hospitals don't provide meals to admitted patients, including nursing mothers; or require the patient to provide his/her own gloves, disinfectant and medication. Still falls back to funding issues. Will the staff feed the patients from their salaries when they are struggling to feed their own families? Basic constant electricity is hard to get. They have to fuel the generators by themselves sometimes if they have surgeries to do. I don't even want to start so I don't get upset now. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 8:56pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
fkdmods: Until you ki pesin with long throat abi?   sorry |
Family › Re: Why Are Most Nigerian Nurses Inconsiderate And Uncompassionate? by cococandy(f): 8:54pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
Not to defend badly behaved nurses. My mom was a chief nursing officer/midwife before she retired. (Would have been more if not that they were denied several promotions). At that level of nursing in sane countries, she is supposed to be a rich woman by Nigerian standards. (>$150k in low-paying US states. Many states pay more at that rank. E.g Washington state)
Instead what you have in Nigeria are nurses who are struggling to make ends meet. Before retirement, they were owed almost one year salary with threats of being fired without benefits if they don't show up to work (you can't owe me one month salary here and expect me to work) u crazy or som'n?.
After retirement, no pension or even mention of gratuity.
Please these people are humans. I won't support anyone being rude or mean to patients but don't expect stellar customer service. |
Politics › Re: Anti Jungle Justice Bill: Senate Moves To Curb Extrajudicial Killing by cococandy(f): 6:08pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
I have an argument for and against the death penalty. Mixed feelings here. SuperStriker: I am here to make a case for death penalty in Nigeria and also to request that such sentences be carried out swiftly.
Some people may argue that death penalty is not good because you should not take life that you cannot create so my question to these set of people is what of the life taken by the criminals which they cannot create?
Some say that death penalty does not serve as a deterrent to crime but I disagree. Go and check Egypt where the penalty for rape is death, they have very low rate of rape in that country.
How can people be so evil and wicked to behead three small children and then to capture a little boy and cut off his joystick
Oh lord, my heart is broken.
I say death to these criminal!!!!
Even if will not bring back the dead but it will also send the killers to the land of the dead where they have sent others.
Let our National Assemble see this.
I urge every Governor that has a death penalty in front of him to sign but yet to do so to sign immediately and have these demons executed without further delay.
It is even written in the bible that when judgement is swiftly carried out, it brings terror to the heart of the wicked.
https://www.nairaland.com/3490346/corpse-3-year-old-boy-joystick-cut
https://www.nairaland.com/3479481/womans-3-children-beheaded-taraba |
Family › Re: Cheating Husband From Benue State Destroys Family With HIV/AIDS (must Read) by cococandy(f): 6:07pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
byvan03: Only an unusual degree of stupidity will make a normal person give such evil advise. gbam |
Family › Re: Cheating Husband From Benue State Destroys Family With HIV/AIDS (must Read) by cococandy(f): 6:05pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
nairaman66: I am not buying the story! Buy or don't buy. HIV is real |
Politics › Re: Anti Jungle Justice Bill: Senate Moves To Curb Extrajudicial Killing by cococandy(f): 5:50pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
I still grieve for them. Sometimes I have nightmares. It's horrible. Very wicked and inhumane. Progressive01: That incident remains one of the most barbaric I've witnessed my whole life where we completely lost our essence as Humans.
It is a damn shame no one has been punished for it. I grieved for a week when i watched thag video and somehow wished i never watched it. And my grief took a turn for the worst when listened to the song they did together- as though they foresaw What happened to them. |
Politics › Re: Anti Jungle Justice Bill: Senate Moves To Curb Extrajudicial Killing by cococandy(f): 5:39pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
I agree with you Progressive01: Someone should call for a comprehensive investigation of Aluu4 incident. Who's the senator representing that constituency sef?
The loved ones of those boys deserve justice! |
Politics › Re: Anti Jungle Justice Bill: Senate Moves To Curb Extrajudicial Killing by cococandy(f): 5:35pm On Nov 28, 2016 |
About time |