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Jerryherd:



Send an IP logger link to him telling him to download your data through the link

After clicking the link, his ISP, IP address , type of browser, type of phone and location would pop out

Threatening him you would forward the details to EFCC

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humility33:
The NPFL is not ready yet

You watched the NPFL player that came in...you see how individualistic he played

This guys need to brushed up and thats not the national team coach job

Tabuse2024:
Our Nigerian fintech guys are trying please. Do not completely write them off. They are one of the reasons why people are more aware of foreign stocks trading. I still use one of them.

Given our already dented reputation online, is there not a possibility that these foreign platforms could restrict us further in the future? Am just saying o... that's the main reason why I do the bulk of my investment with Nigerian fintech, at least I think I know where to look for my money if they close down.

Not to discourage anyone though, do what works best for you. Especially for guys that want to trade. I am not actively trading.

axponline:
No regrets. Living in Atlanta is just like living in Lagos without the traffic, heat, dirt, power failure etc. Nigerian joint/beer palour plenty here. Nigerian food full ground. Redeemed Church, Winners Chapel, Mountain of Fire, Deeper Life, CAC all of them dey here.
direct flight to Lagos. If you have spare $1500 , you can go to Lagos for week-end Thursday back Sunday. Best of 2 scenarios. If you update/upgrade your skills (especially modern IT skills) (note I said skills not qualifications) , jobs that can fetch $150,000 a year plenty.

dokyOloye:
Take an easy de lie.
Doctors/pathologists who are usually very few in number came and "chased" scientists who are usually plenty like flies away.
Doctors want to do d jobs of pharmacists,how?Dispense drugs?Abi work in pharmaceutical companies to constitute drugs?
Doctors want to do d job of radiographers,how?
The doctor you saw was operating an x-ray machine?

Na so una de take deceive public but when shiit hits d fan,all of una go run ,doctors will take d blame.
Why do you think nurses have never protested the fact that doctors do nursing work in the intensive care unit and SCBUs where premature babies are nursed?
I just de pity d general public.

TheCar:
You would be withdrawing the country currency, i.e. USD, GBP, EUR etc.

Your bank would debit your account with the naira equivalent of the amount you withdraw.

Your bank determines the exchange rate to be used for the transaction.

TheCar:
First let us cover the basics.

What is a Debit (ATM) Card.

It give you easy access to your money anytime, anywhere. You can pay your bills and make payment for your everyday purchase without carrying cash around.

What's the Difference?

Daily Transaction Limit - Verve 100k MasterCard - 150k & Visa 150k.

ATM Abroad - Verve (NO) MasterCard (YES) Visa (YES)

POS Nigeria - Yes for verve, MasterCard and visa

ATM Nigeria - Yes for verve, MasterCard and visa.

POS Abroad - No for Verve, Yes for MasterCard & Visa

Web Nigeria - Yes for verve, mastcard and visa.

Web Abroad - No for Verve, Yes for MasterCard & Visa.

So basically, you can only use Verve Card in Nigeria and Nigeria only.

If you want to use your card outside Nigeria like shopping on AliExpress, Amazon, eBay or BestBuy, WalMart or Asos or using your card to withdraw cash at Citibank ATM in New York or Barclays Bank ATM in England, or Emirates NBD ATM in Dubai, you need a MasterCard or Visa Card.

Mystic1:
Alright let's make this work. I've gone through the thread from the first page to the last page and I'm honestly inspired learning how people came across their fortune. I've also shared mine, became a millionaire at 23 (cryptocurrency investments and trading). 2019 is going to be a massive year for me and I'm opening up an opportunity to a few of you on here. I need dedicated people who can work. Yeah I know you all feel inspired but behind these millions are serious work. I don't want someone coming to me to beg for money, there's no free money anywhere and I honestly don't have money to dash out, but the little I have I shall give, which is pointing you to the way to make your first million next year legitimately.

To qualify, you must be in atleast one of these categories:
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*Ready to use your brain because this is going to be very tasking but pay will be worth the work and I guarantee you 1million by this time next year.

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Interested people should drop their email, and I'll email you my contact. Thanks

MrBigiman:
Are Nigerian pharmacist in the EEA area. Is my write up about the part way of Nigerian pharmacist seeking to practice in the UK wrong? U should thank me for passing this knowledge to u, as I see many pharmacist and lab technicians, breaking into medical groups seeking for ways to migrate to the UK and Europe and I have actually assisted humble ones thru less tedious pathways.

MrBigiman:
U need to learn how to read. A one year assessment program, then a 52 weeks additional training. Start from there, before making any more queries. If u haven't read that, then any other agitation is Johesu-like

MrBigiman:
Not to loose track of the aim of this post I reemphasize.

Most health workers making noise here become liabilities once they are unable to get government jobs. Many in private settings maintain a healthy posture, but make noise once it's government affair.

MSLD, DPT and PharmD are only geared towards the civil service. Outside of Nigeria most of these degree will be a mere liability to holders.

Pharmacist are in the forefront of parading as doctors and causing mayhem. Yet outside Nigeria especially in the UK hourly pay rate of pharmacist is on average less than half of a doctor's pay, yet in Nigeria they cry blue murder.

Once a Nigerian pharmacist attempts to work in the UK his PharmD becomes a liability. He must do a pharmacist assessment program which is a full year and then put in for the exams.After that, he must do a pharmacy orientation course, which is another 52weeks training, if successful, he will be registered. He must then returned to Nigeria and seek for a job and wait for COS which won't come and pharmacy is not a shortage of occupation course. Little wonder they fight Doctors tooth and nail because there's no other place they can find relevance, than Johesu and Government hospitals. Pharmacist should look at the link below and know who to channel their anger to. It's their tutors and policy makers and not Doctors.

https://www.pharmacyregulation.org/registration/registering-pharmacist/overseas-non-eea-qualified-pharmacists

MrBigiman:
Funny guy. People shouldn't work in Private hospitals, except Missionary or investors? It's hasn't gotten to this. My statement said we, meaning I wasn't the only one at the interview. I also won't invite anyone from outside to interview for me. There are little beginnings and i'll never belittle what a fellow man has found to do.

Happy Sunday.

MrBigiman:
During my interview recently, I had 7 lab scientist present, scrambling for a single position. Yes I use more technicians and one scientitst, because it's the same end result.

U think those 7 are insane? I chose the most humble one among them because a rather ill-mannered lady claimed she is a Chemical Pathologist. Even though she performed best, I saw that she was not taken. Let her take her unhealthy ego off our facility. It's about 4months now and the boy has no sign of leaving. I have made him at home and he sees the peace a physician can give.

MrBigiman:
Don't drop ur intelligence at the altar of sentiments. Doctors need to be part of negotiation for paying health workers. I cannot lead a team and not determine the pay of my surbodinates. Just like paying my Scientist at the clinic the same with my Doctor, it won't work.

MrBigiman:
SirTee15 is not a Medical Doctor but an imposter that life will fish out in due time. He shot himself on the foot big time by moving purulent stuff and skewing the narrative. Judgement day awaits all Johesu and Johesu sympahtizer who distort a clear narrative. Johesu will be proscribed and their leaders sent on exile like Nnamdi Kanu. Mark my words and know that u heard it exclusively first.

Mr Bigiman.

SIRTee15:
First I'm not F2....
Foreign trained doctors don't join the medical cadre at foundation level, except u are yet to complete ur housemanship from ur home country.....
I didn't fully grasp ur analogy but u don't need radiologist approval to get basic investigation done....
U talk to the radiologist in cases of MRI, urgent CT, intervention radiology or u need him to report an x-ray....
Why do u need a radiologist approval to order CXR....
just send the form to the x-ray department n the radiographer gets it done... .
I'm sure u don't submit routine x-ray forms to radiologist in nigeria.....

Here I know radiographers report x-ray and they do have consultant radiographers....
I see their names on CXR report quite often without any radiologist addendum....
Sincerely, I'm not really sure to what extent is their scope of work n how much autonomy they have.....
The other day, I met a naija female radiographer in the dept n we spoke.....
She told me they have an independent dept n her HOD is a radiographer. I can't really verify such claim but it's irrelevant anyway....
NHS has a different structure when compared to naija hospitals.....
Managers run n control things here not health professionals, so the post of HOD or whatever doesn't hold much power when compared to naija.....
Everybody including consultants are answerable to managers.....
But one thing I know is radiographers in uk are more engaged when it comes to clinical duties...
They even perform echocardiography which I initially thought was exclusive to cardiologist....

SIRTee15:
I'm a doctor....
But seriously I don't see anything wrong in consultancy position in other professions....
In UK there's even consultant clinical physiologist in the hospital....

My fear is other profession desire it just because of the prestige of being called a consultant not the responsibility attached to it ...
Here in UK, consultants work like hell, they see their patients everyday....
They are always on ground n it's important u make urself visible at all times....
Except if u are off duty....
They even teach junior doctors n present topics....
Specialist nurses both in hospital n in the community are also hardworking n can be counted on to contribute to patient's care if need be.....
They do a lot for patient's with chronic medical conditions....
If consultants n specialists in whatever profession in naija are forced to work in exact manner, I doubt if those position will be desirable....
Although it will really go a long way to help patients...

omojeesu:
YOU ARE CORRECT

WHERE PRACTITIONERS ARE SANE AND ARE WORKING TOGETHER AS A TEAM FOR THE GOOD OF THE PATIENT.

dokxavi:
You hang on to the word "consultant" like it's your lifeblood.

To be in a regulated profession, you get a fellowship from a college that determines who is fit to practise.


That's where the medical doctors' field will keep advancing, all the consultants have fellowship in the specialties.You can never even practise independently as a medical doctor or specialist in the US if you have not gained a fellowship in a specialty.

dokxavi:
Agreeable but the medical field as a regulated profession is based on verifiable knowledge not just because of years in practice.This is not Nigerian,it's worldwide.

MrBigiman:
It's a shame. But Nigerian Medicine will surely enter a state of emergency, trust me. The new push at which Doctors are running out, the remaining doctors would be "Johesu Doctors" who would treat typhoid and malara from morning till night.

omojeesu:
Very soon this will happen:

A doctor prescribes then the consultant pharmacist says prescription is wrong or not good enough. She becomes teacher and reviewer of doctor's diagnosis determined prescription....you can guess the outcome.

You point to international best practice. When it comes to Nigeria it's another ball game. Our corruption and near insanity exploits the IBP for selfish reasons.

Satan wants to finish our health system!

ibadanfinest:
Bros I did not complain I only analysed. At the end of the whole thing I reiterated that post like this will not make us tribalistic. Stop seeing all comment as complain.

ibadanfinest:
My brother why will I leave UI, Unilag and OAU in the southwest and choose South eastern university. Unn is cool though.

Even the brilliant easterners will rather choose the aforrmentioned schools above schools situated in their state of origin barring UNN though which can be said to be on the same level.

YOLO1:
Update!!
My friend just came back from the hospital now. He was told to repeat the urine test and urethra swab again. And also add blood test. The doctor prescribed Augmentin, Ibuprofen and vitamin c for him despite showing him the result of the first tests where resistant to Augmentin was written. He was told to come back next week Monday with the new lab results.
My question now is
1. Should he go ahead with the Augmentin as prescribed.
2. Won't it cause his body to develop resistance to other drugs because he has taken quite a lot of antibiotics
3. What can I use to disinfect the house. We share the same bed and use the same toilet. Don't want it to look as if am avoiding him but also I have to protect myself.