₦airaland Forum

Shymexx is making sense, the infrastructure in lagos by international standards can't conveniently contain 10million people, other regions need to step up their game to decongest lag, sometimes I wonder if this country ever had a master plan

If they can do it they should, I can't help but agree with those who believe unitary government slowed down south western Nigeria

I still say the problem of Lagos is excessive immigration into the state even nyc with it's superior infrastructure are about just 19million, hence the need for other regions of the country to develop to stop the immigration or even reverse it

And as for housing the future is in high rise buildings unfortunately this requires constant power which we do not have, ultimately corruption is our biggest problem which leads to every other problem

FreeGlobe: Funny indeed. you call a tribe where your people are falling over themselves to marry in order to get some good genes monkey shaped? The jokes on you. And how can you give what you don't have?

wetin person no go hear for nairaland

This new year all tribes should mind their business

I wonder why people like taking panadol for another man's headache

This apc guys are deceiving themselves Gej will win as per rigging tinz

That's to tell u ur vote doesn't count, rigging is still d order of the day in 9ja

let's be honest how many non igbos do u find schooling in d eastern state unis it would have been a problem if it was done in a federal uni so abeg make we hear word

Goddex: Mention your location and say the power situation. Stop generalising or do you live in all of South West?

Are u blind or just plain stupid?

I think it's generally bad in d sw, I might be wrong though

Giant by mouth, only the political class gain anything from Nigeria

Welcome to d club, most Nigerians are now apathetic about the problems of this cesspool

@gratiaeo that was very enlightening

It's small small things like this that trigger bloodshed, at least I thank God u guys can't dear say this in public

That's what's called instant judgement

owobokiri: High rises is the way forward for Alaigbo. And i mean SERIOUS high rises.

That's d way forward for the entire country especially Lagos unfortunately this requires constant power plus pipe borne water

Adesam01: These two professions are very lucrative but here are the few differences I can identify which I hope may help your decision.

1. Entry level with a bachelors degree in medicine qualify you to earn good amount of money though am not sure of the exact figure when compared to other graduates.

2. Entry level as a lecturer is with a Masters degree which qualify you to be employed as a Lecturer II with average income about #150k.

3. In both profession, you have good and quality time to your self and your family except if you are into private practice which in the case of medicine, engineering etc can be done from home.

4. As a lecturer, you will spend most of your income on research and publications since Nigeria as a country does not have research grant for her researchers but as a medical practitioner, your money is for you and your family.

5. Finally, I stand to be corrected if need be, as you grow older in these professions, you become more relevant as a lecturer if you become a professor but in medicine you become less relevant as patients will prefer young chaps who have up to date knowledge and skills, However if you have enough money, you can set up a hospital to employ new chaps; without that, you will retire home earlier than you can think.

Thanks for reading.
Tetrade Cares...

ur 5th point is a big error

kwame tut go soon show

ashhascash: Merry xmas evry1.
Newly admitted for dentistry oau.
Wuld appreciate it if sum1 can xplain d job opportunity nd concerning crossing frm bds to mbbs.
TANX.

ashhascash: Merry xmas evry1.
Newly admitted for dentistry oau.
Wuld appreciate it if sum1 can xplain d job opportunity nd concerning crossing frm bds to mbbs.
TANX.

ashhascash: Merry xmas evry1.
Newly admitted for dentistry oau.
Wuld appreciate it if sum1 can xplain d job opportunity nd concerning crossing frm bds to mbbs.
TANX.

Crossing within d health sciences is near impossible in OAU

Funnicator: I understand but because they werent included in the topic plus the fact that nobody ever talked about them in this thread, i started having a re-think about its importance.
Please I need a sincere, honest reply.
Radiographers, Optometrists, Pharmacists, which would have best job availability and pay 7 years from now?
I'm sorry if I'm derailing.
I just feel I would get best answer in this thread.
Thanks.

Honestly bro I doubt u can get a definite answer since no one can see the future especially in 9ja here, but i'll advice u to chill next year, personally I foresee drastic reforms in d health sector that will affect d future of all healthcare professionals especially if the NMA pulls off the strike action early next year as promised.PEACE

I pray d igbos get their precious biafra so we'll hear word, feb 2014 is almost here

duni04: SW governors=70% propaganda 30% work
SE governors= Little propaganda, little work
SS governors = Plenty money, plenty propaganda, little work
Middle belt governors = No propaganda, no work
Northern governors = Blind looting, plenty propaganda, No work
In summary no governor in this country deserves any kind of award

Funny

No light since yesterday

By next year I believe all d issues will be resolved may d best man win, until then have a merry christmas and happy new year in advance

See pharmacy students claiming superstar here, sir laalamed u seriously get time to trade words with these guys

By Sola Ogundipe
Pharmacists, under the aegis of the
Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, PSN,
have urged medical doctors to respect the
rule of law on the contentious issue of
skipping of the Consolidated Health Salary
Structure, CONHESS 10.
In a statement titled, “Doctors’ Strike:
Matters Arising”, PSN President, Mr.
Olumide Akintayo, described as “a shame”
the insistence by NMA that pharmacists and
other health sector workers must not be
allowed to skip CONHESS 10.
“Doctors should know a thing or two about
the rule of law. The issue of skipping of
grades has been tested in the law courts
and there is a substantive order of the
Nigeria Industrial Court, NIC, that
pharmacists and other health workers be
legitimately allowed to skip CONHESS 10,”
he said.

Jummy mine: if i were the government, I would simlly privatize the health system. It is the only, i repeat, the only way to cure the malady in nigerias health system. it has been done withnNepa, let it be done with all the health workers, doctlrs, nurses and all. I know the part of the health workers that will kick against that, because of privileges they get in nigerias health sector that their colleagues do not get in any other , i repeat, any other country in the world.
The closest to that is to bring another country's health system, like the uk, the us, austria, south africa-any good proper country- and impose it on the heath workers, all of them. The said health system should be copied wholesale, so that nobody gets away with bribing senators, reps and judges to get crazy laws passed and mad, unheard of privileges granted.
Which of the health workers will be comfortable with these common sense final solutions.
i know those who are taking advantage of the government unseriousness and the general sloppines in the civil service will kick against it.
This is what will cure the madness in the health sector.

privatise ke u wan kill johesu be that

I know we nigerians like copying foreign countries in everything we do, pls oga jona should copy the US abeg, but i'd rather d doctors fight for things like making healthcare insurance compulsory so there can be more funds for equipping our hospitals