₦airaland Forum

eezeribe:
Nice post.
My colleague during our undergraduate days died from gas explosion... 600 level MBBS,just a few weeks to being inducted as a Medical Doctor.
#RIP UCHMAN...

Oga, Uche, wasn't in 600level. God rest his soul. A good dude after my heart. Broke my heart when I got to hear he was involved in the explosion, while working in SCBU

naruto1979:
great phone...
If they just made it 64GB memory even without external Sd card...

The thread includes those like myself who use the Lemax 2, which has a 128gig version to

She mellow come look like reverend sister. Chaiii. Go home and sin no more

melorious4:
Guys, does this means my item don land for 9ja?

Yes, it has arrived. Wait a little while so they can sort it and call you to receive it.....that's if you haven't received it yet...

Thank God for you. I picked a parcel today from China in the post office here in Abuja today. Everything was intact. Still expecting two more this week. Hope it would be the same story

Hypocritical20:
All this Ariaria shoemakers self, na wa ooooo.
He must pay the girl, romance no be free.

What in your daft brain makes it Aba/Ariaria? FYI, the lingo in Aba is not pidgin. It is pure unadulterated Igbo.

IhateAfonjas:

Fake news

Where's the picture of the 10 year old kid ??

I trust my igbo brothers, a family meeting would be held and she would face the music

Abeg, Suleija deh for Igboland? Anu mpama

frosbel2:
what does 'tucking in your shirt ' have to do with the gospel ??

I dunno how you would see it when your pastor/reverend comes to the pulpit with a sagged Jean and polo. The thing is, if you are going to be on a stage or perform a function, at least dress decently and tuck in, whether you are an official worker or not. It takes nothing from you.
I remember in my 200-300level as a medical student when I was finding it hard to tuck in. But heh, i was aspirin to be a doctor then. Soon it became a part of me. Coming back home, my agemates and fellow male choir members would marvel that I tucked my shirts and wore my tie from home, instead of there in the church . I speak to fellow instrumentalists to dress properly. Some do, some don't.
But heh, you make your character yourself. Remember, you would be addressed how you are dressed

MasterChen:
Developer: Abiama, we want our country

Abiama: I'll make that happen but I need to know what would be the major source of revenue in your proposed country?

Developer: Abiama, that's no big deal. We are planning to exploit the whole dusting powder value chain

Abiama:

https://s23.postimg.org/xmbp3v6sb/abiama.jpg

I am Igbo, however this your comment is so funny eh ..

waywardpikin:
Nassarawa camp is very nice bro, trust me. And the state is close to abuja. Just be optimistic and everything will work out better than expected.

My brother, nyenu'm some update, abeg? This ur story deh make me kolo. Let's ride on like we use to nah

mykl01:
You get time o!

Sometimes, it sickens me and I have to respond somehow.

keepingmum:
Pre-eclampsia is a VERY SERIOUS life threatening ailment that poses a significant risk to the life of mother and baby therefore should be attended to with urgency.
Keeping a patient with Pre-eclampsia for more than 24hrs without treatment is tantamount to manslaughter! !! Most definitely negligence and in my world, you will not only loose your medical licence to practice you ll also be looking at a referral to the CPS for criminal charges
Maternal mortality is very high in Nigeria and a large contributing factor is negligence and the itk/inability to listen to patients by doctors/nurses as well as the ability to learn from mistakes AND the stupid risks that doctors often take with patients lives

Do you seriously think they kept a pre-eclamptic woman in a hospital 24 hours WITHOUT ANY FORM OF TREATMENT?

Rheality:
@OP ure very structural and analytical. But in In Efe voice; no vex oo OP. if na ur wife, sista or dota dis tin happen to, ur analysis for b like dis:
1. from d info provided, i tink d doctor(s), would hv abandoned d woman and ignored the husband in reprobation of his initial refusal to sign for CS (remember they r humans nd wld hv been angry at dis point). they'll b like: oga shebi we been tell u to sign u no gree. pls stop disturbing us we hv other patients to attend to.
2. Having observed d dangers of d hubby's refusal to sign, a professional doctor shld hv invited others like d deceased parents nd her parents in law to persuade d husband to do d needful or at least witness d extent of their effort.
3 We were told d woman died while being stretched out of the hospital. dont u tink there shld hv been a doctor accompanying dis woman from the moment she got to the stretcher all thru to the next point of medical attention? apparently there was no doctor around to do dat. with dis analysis, i also sense the doctors gave up on dis woman at some point.
4. we all know doctors hv a way of understanding the criticality of their patients medical conditions for which dey could give a range of period a patient can survive if a certain condition is not met. If dat is the case here, why didn't d doctors advice as appropriate?

Nigerian Doctors and Lawyers are d same kind of pple. Always using professional languages to cover up evil and circumvent real situations.

OP u can twist or tweak it the way u want but dont forget Nigerians are about the most intelligent pple on earth irrespective of our damn leadership challenges.

Just very soon, we will see hw it pans out.

RIP Ma.

1)The doctor has no business calling the patient relative to come. His only duty is to the patient. If patient is not in the position to give consent, the buck stops at his husband, or the next of kin available. Once, the person declines, it stops at that. It is left for the person and the house to put him in order.
2)The doctor is not expected to follow the patient to the point of referral. It is the job of paramedics or a nurse. Remember, there are other patients to care for, and emergencies that could occur.
3)For your other prejudices against medical personnel, I won't respond, but allow you to wallow very well in your ignorance.
Thank you. Do have a wonderful day

GogetterMD:
dominique
Mynd44
Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Seun

Let people see another perspective

And you copied my senior friend, Super CJay. I like the dude. Love the way he usually palpated my skull as a student. He did well with that piece there

BeautyBaebee:
Thank God for making this year's Jamb a success for me. I wrote last year, read, prepared lyk no tomorrow but alas, they manipulated the results and gave me 192. I was so downcast as my choice of school cut off was/is 200.

This year, I prepared less. in my mind, I was like last year book still dey my head, I just revised my books on the day of exam before going to write but I prayed to God for a good result, I prayed that Prof Ishaq should just score students according to what they wrote, I Prayed against any manipulation from any angle.

Initially, this year's jamb stress gave me a bad impression, from registration to writing the exam. I was thinking everything will turn out like last year that they toyed with everything. to further increase my fears, I did not see anybody with good results, nlproblemchild was wailing on Nairaland, my friends checked theirs, they all scored below 200. naso my heart jumped inside my mouth.

But alas I summoned courage to check mine and saw 234. soo happy!

Lord! it is not by my power or might but by your will. Thank you Jesus, I bless your name.
Next step is admission, I shall be favoured.



fellow Jambites, share your results. I pray we all make it.

Congratulations. But I pray that you stop this 'they manipulated my result'. Now you scored a high score, who manipulated it? You? Simply say I scored, not they gave me or it was manipulated.
I hope you secure a admission and do well in school

infogenius:
Where is d cheating wife na?
Y is the husband "bikonizing" his friend?
The naked man is not my problem even though
he is traitor and an enemy.
The wife is my problem, why should she be
engaging in such an act in her husband's house?
She is d one that should be doing all these biko.

Anyway it is well with them

It appears that the man was set up by the wife, based on what she said on the background; 'I warned him.....' and Chudi foolishly went to on like a Ekuke (local) dog who went to his funeral despite the scent of faeces...

PattyCake:
Biafra is too Backward...So he won't stand trial in a court of Law...Apparently, old Drunkards have the final judgement.

Tribal bigot, River state is not Igbo

smadav:
well done sir keep it coming. pls sir I wana ask hw do I join any of the watsap platforms for prospective corp members. again as a football fan is there a way one can watch EPL games in camp.

That was my worry oh, especially the UCL final

pazienza:
Arrgh, you put me on the spot. Don't usually like discussing my private life on this forum, too many psychos out here.

Ibu onye Igbo?

Hmmm, abu'm onye igbo

GLeesMODEL:
Chidinma Okeke who represented Orumba North Local Government won the Miss Anambra pageant 2015 on Friday night (October 30, 2015) at an event described by many as the best pageant to have been organised in the state.

L-R: Tyra Obiadi (1st runner up), Chidinma Okeke (Miss Anambra 2015) and Amaka Amamchukwu (2nd runner up)


She took home the star prize of 1 million Naira, Kia Rio car, free unlimited business class travel for her and her chaperon to any city in Nigeria serviced by Air Peace, free 1 year medical care courtesy of Rise Clinics amongst other prizes. Miss Tyra Obiadi who represented Njikoka Local Government Area was 1st runner up while Amaka Amamchukwu who represented Anaocha Local Government was 2nd runner up.

L-R: The Judges made up of Olisa Adibua, Omotu Celia Bissong, Nwando Okwuosa and Ifeanyi Okonkwo.
Obiwon, DJinee, Slow Dogg, 2 Can Talk and other acts thrilled the capacity crowd with scintillating performances till 4amwhen the Queen was crowned. Miss Nwando Okwuosa (Miss Nigeria 2003), the Creative Director of the Miss Anambra pageant and head judge on the night said this year's competition was keenly contested as many beautiful and intelligent girls entered.

Uche Nworah (MD/CEO of ABS) and Miss Nwando Okwuosa join the Kia Motors Team in presenting dummy key of Kia Rio to the Queen.

Sir Willie Nwokoye, Principal Secretary to the Governor of Anambra state presents a dummy cheque of 1 million Naira to the queen.


In the end, she said the judges picked Miss Chidinma Okeke for her grace, poise, elegance, beauty and intelligence. Other judges Omotu Celia Bissong (MBGN 2003 and cast member of Desperate Housewives Africa and Tinsel), Beat FM OAP Olisa Adibua and Fashion Consultant Ifeanyi Okonkwo made up the judging panel. Mr Uche Nworah, MD/CEO of the Anambra Broadcasting Service said the pageant was growing in stature as reputable brands such as Kia Motors, Air Peace, Rockland Real Estate, Rise Clincs, M-P Infrastructure Ltd, New Crystal Communications Ltd, Let's Partner With You Ltd etc have signed long term sponsorship deals with the organisation and hopes that other brands will come on board in the 2016 edition.

Dr Emeka Okeke (in white shirt), CEO of Rise Clinc presents a dummy health cover certificate to the queen.

L-R: Miss Independence Anambra 2014 and 2nd runner up MBGN 2015, Chizoba Ejike, Nkechi Okafor (1st runner up, Miss Independence Anambra 2014), Jennifer Abasili (2nd runner up, Miss Independence Anambra 2014) and Abiola Jinadu (Project Manager, Miss Anambra Beauty Pageant 2015).

He thanked Ndi Anambra for turning out en masse to witness the occasion promising that the 2016 edition will even be better and bigger.


Posted by Alex Nwankwo

Just seeing this for the first time since it was posted. I guess she has become infamous for more than this

pazienza:
True life story of a Nigerian Dr. That SR told you the truth, too bad it took you passing through first hand experience to figure it out. Atleast you have figured it out now and are making plans to leave, you are also in position to advise upcoming Drs. I wish you the best.

My plans to my friends coming up- graduate, do it house job while making active plans to leave, leave and leave. Hahahahahaha. Are you a doctor too?

zhyzhy:
Lol! I laugh in Hebrew! I thought doctors are our problem in this country! They are paid big salaries and drain the little money patients have. They are a bunch of ingrates and are not needed! What the doctor can do, the non doctors/ paramedicals can do better! All they know how to do is strike, strike strike! They should all leave the country for all I care! Lol!

Na now una eyes de open. Mtcheeeew! Johesu ti take over! May we receive uncommon sense!

Paid big salaries? Hmmm. I no get yarn for you. Even at that, ee no be doctor, ee no be doctor
;DLol! I laugh in Hebrew! I thought doctors are our problem in this country! They are paid big salaries and drain the little money patients have. They are a bunch of ingrates and are not needed! What the doctor can do, the non doctors/ paramedicals can do better! All they know how to do is strike, strike strike! They should all leave the country for all I care! Lol!

Na now una eyes de open. Mtcheeeew! Johesu ti take over! May we receive uncommon sense!

Big salary? I won't even argue with you a bit. Oya 'ti takeover'.
Ee no be doctor, ee no be doctor.

Buchiano50:
Who need those abortionists?
I no kuku dey gbadun hospital again since my gay friend start to produce Dr.Iguodo Goko cleanser

In which civilised country don't they do abortion, talkless of Nigeria where it isn't legalised? Is abortion always about unwanted pregnancy and removal? What about cases where it is to save the mothers life?
Take note, I don't support abortion, except where it is to save the mother's life

pazienza:

Not true. Some of the good doctors due to family entrapment decide to stay rather than travel. Some stayed because of financial difficulties, as most of those foreign exams don't come cheap, and before they know it, they had already gone far in residency training here, and don't want to leave the country again.

So, it's not as straight forward as you made it look.

Registering for the Kaplan Step 1 preparation, which I am doing currently takes $12000. I haven't even included accommodation, flight tickets and then the subsequent Step 2 courses or the exam fee proper. But by the grace of God, come next two years March, I would be relaxing in relieve at securing a residency.
There are a whole lot why the ones staying are staying.
When I was starting my HJ, my SR told me to make active plans to leave. I didn't want to leave this shores initially, but after practicing for sometime, I really saw the need. What do you think when virtually all of your seniors tell you 'leave, leave, leave now while you can'?
More than 50% of doctors in this country between 25-40 would leave in the next boat, not even plain, if they can.

AntiWailer:
How many doctors graduated ?

Chai make we dey fear Nigeria Hospital be that ooo.

Na the ones wey no pass remain.

Hahaha. On a serious note, EVERY doctor is way above average, to have been able to become a doctor. The ones who couldn't, fell along the wayside in medical school. The exams postgraduate, is designed to make you fail in Nigeria. Take for example, the last national surgery primaries of which more than a thousand took, less than 20 or so passed. Why? Simply that they have a rubbish quota system. Let's not even discuss residency or the rubbish working environment or dreadful pay.
I always laugh at you guys when you deride doctors at every opportunity on nairaland. By the grace of God, this mass exodus should not stop soon so you will feel what we feel, then I guess you will sing a different song.
By the grace of God, I should also leave this country before next month runs out. When I do, I am never setting foot to practice on this country till possibly next 20-30 years. Virtually all my close friends are making active effort to leave. I guess the unlucky ones would be the females, especially those married to non-doctors. The situation is so bad that even Senior Registrars and Consultants are leaving.
Oya Come Make We Go!!!!! (In 2baba's voice)

sparkle4u:
You will redeploy if you are given any of those states in camp. Just wait till on the 18th to know where you are posted to.

Thanks