Evvilgenius's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Evvilgenius's Profile › Evvilgenius's Posts

1 2 3 4 (of 4 pages)

Education › Re: Re: Nobody Passed Nigerian Medical And Dental Licensing Exam With A Distinction by Evvilgenius(op): 5:10pm On Jul 16, 2017

Johnfavour:
Exam that they use money and influence to runs. MDCN is now corrupt, our lives are not save anymore.

Any proof?

Education › Re: Re: Nobody Passed Nigerian Medical And Dental Licensing Exam With A Distinction by Evvilgenius(op): 9:11am On Jul 15, 2017

chufor:
Hello am a little bit confuse but..those this mean a Nigerian that wants to practise in other countries have to write their necessary,pass it and obtain a liscence ??

Yes, in most instances.

Education › Re: Re: Nobody Passed Nigerian Medical And Dental Licensing Exam With A Distinction by Evvilgenius(op): 10:57pm On Jul 13, 2017

braimeddy:
Op I don't know why u re so pained. Ok u agreed she was the best student MCDN and based on the assessment there was only pass and fail. So how did they know she was the best of all the students that passed?

If she can be picked by the sch that she was the best of all, then she might have distinction.

I'm just setting the record straight that medicine is an unclassified degree and the fact that she is the best in Sudan doesn't mean she'll be the best in Nigeria or have a distinction (which is non-existent in the first place). The blog just made the story up to get traffic, that's the point.

2 Likes

Education › Re: Re: Nobody Passed Nigerian Medical And Dental Licensing Exam With A Distinction by Evvilgenius(op): 9:04pm On Jul 13, 2017

CC lalasticlacla

Education › Re: Nobody Passed Nigerian Medical And Dental Licensing Exam With A Distinction by Evvilgenius(op): 8:52pm On Jul 13, 2017

This is to debunk the incorrect news fabricated by a blog but posted on nairaland that a young lady got disctinction in the assessment exams of MDCN for foreign trained Doctors and Dentists.
Yes, the intelligent young lady was the best student in sudan which is a wonderful feat but she did not not get a distinction in the MDCN exam as shown in the results below

This is the link to the previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/3919927/abdulkadir-islamiyat-oluwatoyin-passes-nigerian

For the records, no foreign trained medical student has ever gotten a distinction in the individual Clinical courses of the MDCN exam and there's no way one will get one distinction for numerous clinical courses so its either a PASS or a FAIL if you pass everything or fail any respectively.

You can check out the results in a tabular form in the MDCN website below as NL doesnt support tables
https://www.mdcn.gov.ng/blog/our-news-1/post/assessment-examination-results-april-2017-held-in-luth-49

A break down of the result shows that 331 doctors who qualified from countries outside the country, 159 (48%) PASSED, 167 (51%) FAILED AND 5 were absent. For details, check the MDCN website above.

NYSC › Re: NYSC 2017 Batch A Corps Members House by Evvilgenius: 11:58am On Apr 24, 2017

I only chose 2 states and my registration was completed grin

Didn't like the other states I saw then I logged off and on and pulled some stunts grin

Autos › Re: ASK GAZZUZZ by Evvilgenius: 10:27am On Apr 24, 2017

GAZZUZZ:
nice ride, shares transmission with Mercedes.
Nice interior, good looks.
If you are good at importing parts you are good to go.

Thanks boss.

Autos › Re: ASK GAZZUZZ by Evvilgenius: 8:55am On Apr 24, 2017

Nice job boss Gazzuzz.
I found a clean 2004 Chrysler 300C. Front wheel drive, 255hp V6 engine. What do you think/know about this car? I want to be sure I'm not buying job sir.

NYSC › Re: NYSC 2017 Batch A Corps Members House by Evvilgenius: 3:20pm On Apr 22, 2017

please did anyone get to choose Abuja or Lagos today?

Phone/Internet Market › Re: Usa Brand New And Used Blackberry Phones, Digital Cameras, Tablets by Evvilgenius: 2:42am On Jan 10, 2017

FIRIKI:
I do, only in US for now. I am working on re branding my biz in Naija. I will post products here.

Alright. Following.

Phone/Internet Market › Re: Usa Brand New And Used Blackberry Phones, Digital Cameras, Tablets by Evvilgenius: 4:03pm On Jan 06, 2017

Hello Firiki, do you still sell stuffs?

NYSC › Re: NYSC 2017 Batch A Corps Members House by Evvilgenius: 3:54pm On Oct 11, 2016

Sleekshady:
17A? The NYSC officials said there will be another batch by February.. Maybe batch B stream 2 who knows

Then what happens to 2017 batch A?

1 Like

Politics › Re: Commonwealth Doctors Condemn Buhari’s Medical Trip To London by Evvilgenius: 7:43am On Jun 09, 2016

Lol. lalasticlala, come and see this one.

1 Like

Health › ABU Trains 16 Hungarian Doctors On Tropical Diseases by Evvilgenius(op): 11:22am On Feb 26, 2016

Posted: 26/Feb/2016

Hungarian doctors receive lectures during their training on Tropical Medicine at the Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria yesterday.

The Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria is today completing a three-week training of 16 doctors from Hungary on tropical diseases.

Professor Sani Garko of ABU’s Faculty of Medicine said yesterday that the training is part of the collaboration that the university has with Budapest University of Hungary.

“This collaboration cuts across many areas like engineering, medicine, alternative energy, among others. This training was organised by ABU to train the Hungarian doctors on tropical medicine, an area in which they are not versed,” Garko explained.

Speaking on behalf of the trainees, Dr. Beata Hunfalvy of the Budapest Medical Centre said the training afforded them the opportunity of acquiring knowledge on tropical diseases and their cure.

Hunfalvy said they were surprised by the expertise of the Nigerian doctors, saying that they would go back home not only with the knowledge they acquired but “with some of the wonderful things that we have seen here.”

By: Isa Sa’idu, Zaria

Daily Trust News

http://www.medicalworldnigeria.com/2016/02/abu-trains-16-hungarian-doctors-on-tropical-diseases

Education › Re: How A Lecturer Punished A UNILORIN Final Year Student by Evvilgenius: 9:22am On Jan 30, 2016

Acousticlexi:
Its in one of those LRs. I m guessing that ll be BVO's class. Only Bvo can do that on that department. The man likes capital punishment. That's the department I graduated from.

Lexy, that's none of LRs. Check out the ceiling and that's not how the stage where the projector is placed in LR is...
So xbabangida should kindly let is know where that is.

Education › Re: How A Lecturer Punished A UNILORIN Final Year Student by Evvilgenius: 10:36pm On Jan 29, 2016

Xbabangida:
I was actually a witness to this so theres no room for them say them talk. I graduated from a different university in the northern part of the country in 2009 and today, I decided to pay an old friend a visit here in the college of health science (UNILORIN). By the way, today, the final year undergraduate students from the department of physiology had a brief seminar presentation on a particular course and during the course of the presentation, some students were caught making noise by the lecturer and he asked them all to stand up and remain standing as punishment. as if that wasn't enough, it was this dudes' turn to present but he wasn't well dressed.

Funny boy i must say but guess what, the lecturer had to punish him by telling him to stand on the table and face the whole class (like they do in secondary schools) . Yesterday, it was the story of lecturer seizing a student's footware ( I'm actually aware of this development). I think these barbaric act should stop but what do you expect when 15-20 year olds are being admitted into the university? They say, UNILORIN IS A GLORIFIED SECONDARY SCHOOL and these days, its really proving to be true.

Where in cohs is that?

Health › Re: See Who Is The World's Only Combined Heart And Kidney Specialist Doctor by Evvilgenius(op): 12:05pm On Nov 10, 2015

DrAdonis:
Nice.

Health › See Who Is The World's Only Combined Heart And Kidney Specialist Doctor by Evvilgenius(op): 12:06pm On Nov 07, 2015

He is Olurotimi Badero, MD, F.A.C.P, F.A.S.N, F.A.C.C, F.S.C.A.I

Dr. Olurotimi Badero is currently the only fully trained and board certified cardio-nephrologist (combined kidney and heart specialist) in the world today.

In all, Dr. Badero completed an unprecedented 10 years of continuous post- graduate medical training and he is currently board certified and a consultant in:
1.    Internal medicine
2.    Nephrology & Hypertension
3.   Interventional Nephrology & Endovascular Access
4.    Cardiovascular Medicine
5.    Nuclear Cardiology
6.   Invasive & Interventional Cardiology.

He performed the first transradial cardiac catheterization and coronary angioplasty at Central Mississippi Medical Center.

Dr. Badero is a recipient of many awards including:
-    The Association of Black Cardiologists scholarship award for the Best Cardiology Fellow in the U.S.

-    The 2014 Mississippi Healthcare Heroes in the state of Mississippi.
-    He was also named one of Jackson, Mississippi's Best Surgeons.
Dr. Badero has authored many peer reviewed journals and he is currently on the editorial board of the International Journal of Nephrology & Renovascular Disease.

   He is a:
1.   Fellow of the American College of Physicians
2.   Fellow of the American Society of Nephrology
3.   Fellow of the American College of Cardiology
4.   Fellow of the Society for Cardiac Angiography & Interventions.

Dr. Badero is the Executive Director of Cardiac Renal & Vascular Associates, the Medical Director of St. Joseph Hospice, and he is on the global Advisory Board of the therapeutics experts on Thrombosis and Atherosclerosis, Merck Pharmaceuticals U.S.A.

http://www.financialnigeria.com/meet-world-s-only-combined-heart-and-kidney-specialist-doctor-interview-24.html

He studied medicine in University of Ife (now OAU)

Cc: Seun lalasticlala

1 Like

Family › Re: Is It Wise For A Woman To Give Her Husband Part Of Her Monthly Salary? by Evvilgenius: 10:25am On Oct 28, 2015

oyeezah:
exactly. i c nothing wrong in a woman helpn her husband financially as far as it is not to meet unnecessary wants. if ur husband can meet all ur family's needs all by himself, fine, but if not, help him.

Wife material grin

Health › Re: Meet A Dentist by Evvilgenius: 2:48pm On Oct 09, 2015

MhizLewa:
Am based in Lagos buh presently in schoolin in ilorin.

Why not go to uith?

Politics › Re: Doctors Fault ASUU’s Stance On Phd Possession For Appointment Of Vcs by Evvilgenius: 12:25pm On Sep 22, 2015

"When they say the standard of education in Nigeria has dwindled, reasons like this is why they say so".
I agree with you babalawoo Or how else can we describe the president of ACADEMIC Staff Union of UNIVERSITIES not knowing that a medical fellowship (which is a FULL-TIME postgraduate studies of at least 6 year and even up to 12 years in some subspecialties) is greater and higher than a PhD?

This is really appalling. So you expect a professor of Medicine to go and do Masters and PhD in a basic science or medical science course like anatomy before he can a vice chancellor?

That's why we are backward in this part of the world. We find one archaic way or the other to relegate the best brains.

Education › Re: Better By Far Students Pls Help........... by Evvilgenius: 8:35pm On Aug 19, 2015

[quote author=Donabydeco post=37101904][/quote]Hello bro, saw ur PM. Replied.

Celebrities › Re: See What Korede Bello's Dance Is Called In Medicine by Evvilgenius(op): 11:34am On Aug 18, 2015

Kinfunfun22:
Lol

Celebrities › Re: See What Korede Bello's Dance Is Called In Medicine by Evvilgenius(op): 9:18pm On Aug 14, 2015

LaRoyalHighness:
Yels!

Celebrities › Re: See What Korede Bello's Dance Is Called In Medicine by Evvilgenius(op): 5:29pm On Aug 14, 2015

LaRoyalHighness:
Funny... I like the dance steps. I took time to learn it.

Lol. You have time o.

Celebrities › See What Korede Bello's Dance Is Called In Medicine by Evvilgenius(op): 1:57pm On Aug 13, 2015*

It is called OPISTHOTONOS grin

Opisthotonos refers to contraction or spasm of muscles causing rigidity and backward arching of the head, neck and spine.
Some conditions where this is seen include tetanus, some cases of meningitis and strychnine poisoning.

Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove.

4 Likes 2 Shares

Education › Re: JCI In Nigerian Universities. by Evvilgenius: 1:52pm On Aug 11, 2015*

Keyana:
...

Education › Re: JCI In Nigerian Universities. by Evvilgenius: 9:42pm On Aug 10, 2015*

Keyana:
no, I ain't. Sha notify me, so I can com and chop rice on your convocation day

Lol. I will grin

though mine is not convocation per se, but induction.

2 Likes

Education › Re: JCI In Nigerian Universities. by Evvilgenius: 4:46pm On Aug 10, 2015

Keyana:
alright. #gracias

Aii dear. Are you on bbm? So I can be a facilitator here wink

Education › Re: JCI In Nigerian Universities. by Evvilgenius: 10:45am On Aug 10, 2015

Keyana:
Thanks for the reply.

Yes, it has a local chapter.

As at when I created this thread, I do not know whether or not to join as i only just heard about it but I've decided to give it a shot once school resumes (we are on hols). Are/ were you a member?

School is located in Ilorin BTW.

Ok then. Yh, I'm a member and I school in Ilorin too, unilorin precisely tho rounding up. Really nice you give it a shot, I'm sure it's a place you'll enjoy every bit of..

Education › Re: Better By Far Students Pls Help........... by Evvilgenius: 10:39am On Aug 10, 2015

nikiihardehx:
add me on WhatsApp...

Ok..will do that right away.

Education › Re: Better By Far Students Pls Help........... by Evvilgenius: 10:38am On Aug 10, 2015

Kinfunfun22:
I've been good bro, you? Don't mind me, just felt you can help a friend here o..Lol....and time dey here o, I only work for 3 hours a day, don't wanna stress myself again. Sent you a pm....check ur inbox.

Lol..na enjoyment you dey o. Seen the mail already, replied..

1 2 3 4 (of 4 pages)