₦airaland Forum

Evina:
I won't argue about the cost because I indeed wasn't sure. But regarding the unprofessional service meted out to patients by your colleagues, you very well know I am totally correct!

Well the undeniable fact remains that there are bad eggs in all professions, and not just in nursing.

Evina:
This is good.
Passion is good. It makes you go the extra mile.

Last resort in my earlier post because it is cheaper to train as a Nurse in comparison to obtaining a B.SC.

My good friend, itz obvious your statements are based on inference rather than facts. Schools of nursing are much expensive than government universities. The last tution I paid back in 2007 was 70k+. Do your research well and get your facts right.

Evina:
Nurses in Nigeria, especially the Government owned hospitals are HORRIBLE!

They are rude, temperamental, unwilling to help and act like you owe them a huge favor- on top money wey you dey pay!

Don't tell me they are human too! That's cow dung cos the profession is service to humanity and YOU OUGHT TO KNOW THAT BEFORE CHOOSING TO BE PART OF SUCH NOBLE PROFESSION!

Truly, many go into it ONLY as a last resort!

Last resort you say? Well I don't know about others but I speak for myself. Nursing was never a last resort for me, I actually gained admission into the university immediately after my sec school but I had to drop it midway into the first semester to go to a nursing school. Do I need mention what a ride it has been?

tayebest:
lies... The project has been abandoned ever since...


The construction just begin in this present administration!


#fcckingliers

Stop deluding yourself and other gullible fellows. Na this present administration wey never release budget go fit carry out this project? Ignoramus!!

gunpoint:
You yourself said a good number of Nigerian nurses struggle, thats not a statement that can be made about any nurse here in Australia. But i will not argue with you, you been the nurse will surely known much better than me and i don't mean that in a sarcastic manner.
Just advise the OP. I gave him the bit i know which you have now proven right/wrong

Is there any category of workers that don't struggle financially in nigeria? Struggle in this sense does not mean inability to live their day to day lives and pay their bills. Rather what I mean is that after paying bills, most don't have much left, which is normal with over 80% of nigerian workers.

tohpahz:
Can i pm u?

Ok.

tohpahz:
The ones i looked into are very costly

Nothing good comes cheap, I paid for mine out of personal savings.

tohpahz:
How much ?

Look into it, the price varies with school.

tohpahz:
You think.

This is where d problem lies.. that's y i nid dat cert..

You can go do it in the uk in about 12 calendar months or less. You will be happy u did.

tohpahz:
Lolzzzz seriously in this nigeria,there would never be a time where bns nurses would be more grounded dan rn nurses. Mark my wrds.leave all this Fg something .
nd yes am going for my bns soon just for d cert. . Added advantage.

My dear Itz not about being grounded or not, people learn on the job, what matters is the worth of your qualification. Any good job opening will pick a greenhorn Bsc or Masters holder over the most experienced nursing school graduate.

gunpoint:
Unless you have a path to leaving the country, not advisable.
Nursing is near useless in Nigeria.
But if you ever move overseas, with short conversion courses, you will be minting money with it

What evidence do you have to back up your strong statements? It's true that a good number of nigerian nurses struggle financially as is common in most workers, however that does not mean that nursing does not pay. I worked as a nurse in Lagos for about five years and was making more money than many people thought was possible, it all depends on where you work. I once went for an interview where the start pay for nurses was over 500k and there are lots of places like that around.

Bhanjea:
Obviously from your post above,you re either a nurse with degree or probably u re just a person that is more grounded on what people say around you,without you examining ur resolution.
It's so funny when u regard a nurse that attends school of nursing as a local nurse but you av failed to recognise the fact that this school of nursing nurses are:
1. More practically oriented compared to the university nurses
2. Much more sought after in oversea countries than the university nurses
3.This school of nurses are mostly the ones the graduate nurses run after during their clinical rotations while in training and while practising to cover their flops.
Actually,I can't blame people like you because,the system values theory more than practical.
How many clinical hours do the so called graduate nurse have?,u can bet it with me that its not up to the numberof theory hours,that's why many patients are dying in our hospitals ,since we have neglected praticals and we re jumping into the book oriented nursing that produced people like you
So please don't refer to them as local nurse,they just decided to choose that pathway for their nursing licensure or u tell me what the essence of a bnsc degree in nursing is without you passing the nursing council exams and both the "local" and the graduate nurse do sit for the exams to attain a smiliar qualification to practise

Saying that nursing school graduates are more sought after than degree holders abroad is a huge misconception and a white lie. Infact the minimum entry requirements for nurses now is a degree

Safari.

Your question is poorly worded. Injection is a drug form just as tablets are. I guess you meant between injections and oral medications, cheers.

otswag:
Ist car Honda babyboy. Got it despite discouragements from alotta friends. Ist year post purchase was sweet. No hassles @all. 2nd year was with some minor hiccups majorly due to inexperienced mechanics but still no major issues. 3rd year sweet. The car's great if u are keen about maintainabce.

You can say that again, if you look after your car, it will look after you.

My first car was a Year 2000 Honda accord(baby boy) which I bought and shipped direct from the US. The only things I did were the normal servicing and adding air to the tire when necessary cos the car was in an almost new state as the mileage was barely 45000. The car is still being enjoyed by the person who bought it.

Na so people go use dia money buy wahala for theirselves. Na so the cars go dey get one problem after the other.

300k per month.

I don't know why but I just got myself an iPhone 6s 64g last week, Wetin man go do naa?

Arogunmasa:
Reminds me of Arrow of God. Ezeulu, the chief preist of Ulu. Leave God to fight his battle pastor.

Elijah did similar when he challenged the prophets of baal to the supremacy fight. Although God can work without any human input, He always wants us to rouse Him by our words. The Red Sea was not parted by the rod of Moses but by the spirit of God, however it we still required for Moses to stretch out his rod.
You need to give more time to studying the word.

gabicon:
In the Bible when the church faced persecution I never read that they prophesied but I read that they prayed. Enough of the dooms day talk let's all hit our knees in prayer.

Are you sure you are not reading the Bible upside down?

sheunsheun:
Men of God prophesying doom this days. I thought heaven ain't happy about the death of a sinner?

You obviously don't study the scripture, cos if you do, you would have known that even men of God like Elijah cursed. Imagine how pained our Lord Jesus was that He cursed a tree. A closed mouth is a closed destiny, so you need to start cursing ngwa ngwa.

Is she really "brand new"?

All these journalists eeh, how on earth would this lady be tagged light-skinned?

Nigeria is on a precipice, Boko haram in the north, militancy in the south, ipob in the east and now fulanis causing mayhem in the west. This might just be the incident to light the fuse to blow up the country.

UltimatedeBest:
VP is suffering from amnesia

Very selective amnesia

This was staged, it's a no brainer.

noetic5:
Feel for the young man tho.. See the reason why he wanted to commit suicide and watch how Toyin cried uncontrollable @

http://www.latestamebonaija.com/2016/02/toyin-aimaku-goes-emotional-on.html


She really wept in the video. So emotional and touching

She really wept? She is an actress remember?

[quote author=Ebukaobi post=43044775]The Old senile man has started running his mouth again

This old man is a pastor and I have never seen him share the gospel of Christ or write any Christian material

All he does is criticize Buhari and APC out of hatred and pain that his jesus on earth= the ineffectual buffoon called Jonathan lost woefully at the polls

Nigeria is facing an economic crises today because of the massive pillaging of our public finance under the otueke drunkard.

I will take the failed academic seriously when he provides any meaningful solutions

Useless old man

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He raised very valid points that you could not address, rather you chose to be sentimental and attack his person because he made factual observations.

I once forgot to collect 400 change after giving the conductor 500. He told me the usual I dey come once and I forgot it cos I had something on my mind, na after I don come down I remember am. Since den, as I dey give money, I dey collect change or I go worry conductor every few mins.

colossus2:
Yea. In the case of Honda, it will spoil the fender

I drove a Honda, first an accord and then a pilot for two years while in Lagos and I never experienced that. I think it has to do a lot with the kind of road you drive on and also proper maintenance is vital.

[quote author=AlPeter post=42514768]who's Riley? Nigger you gay. They should arrest this guy and every other person mentioned or implied [/

You wish, but for real this guy snitching no get disk B[color=#006600][/color]