Business › Re: Ariaria International Market In Aba Flooded Yesterday (Pictures, Video) by frog12: 11:57am On Aug 30, 2021 |
dirty MARKET. the worst place to be |
Politics › Re: Sanusi: Why Abacha Locked Me Up In Sokoto Prison by frog12: 11:55am On Aug 30, 2021 |
but the man don quiet after they REMOVE AM |
TV/Movies › Re: What's That Movie You Can't Get Tired To Watch? (Pictures) by frog12: 4:46pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
fifth element, funny with action 24 jack bauer series, any of them, nice action through out blindspot is also good the lord of the rings series resident evil - i think 1 to 4. after that, it's boring van damme last films, like double impact, hard target, universal soldier predator 1 to 4, after that, boring aliens 1 to 4, with sigourney weaver, after that, boring |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 4:26pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
let them go. the only solution for government to increase tuition fees to study medicine  that will teach these greed doctors with god complexes a lesson eyinjuege: Because they have the right to go on strike and withdraw their services. They are not slaves and are human like everyone else, and you cannot force them to do a job they don't want to do. It has been proven time and time again, that the only language the Nigerian government understands is industrial actions like strike. This is a fact, regardless of the party or government in power. Drs abroad can also withdraw their services if they want to, and have had such talks about doing that in the past. But their governments are reasonable and it hasn't always been about the pay for them. Their pay isn't so great either but they are paid living wages, meaning you can still afford to live relatively OK on what you're paid. They're not used and abused by their government, as Drs are in Nigeria. They're not expected to cater to hundreds of patients as they are in Nigeria Drs abroad have the opportunity for further training, without nepotism in their selection process for juicy training posts. Those are part of the reasons they go on these strikes. The working conditions are not even favourable for the training, nothing to work with. In Nigeria, you should know someone before you can even be offered a training post to specialise. There is a list from the Oba, list from the governor, list from one senator, list from one board director etc before it can even reach you that knows no body and passed the exam cut off. Why would you want to stay back in such a place where you can never progress and be on the same spot forever? You're treated like a human being abroad. Do you think the countries hustling to poach Drs from other parts of the world don't know what they're doing? They would have preferred Drs trained in their own countries but their own indigenes are not interested in wasting time studying for so long in the university, owing student debt and coming out and paid just basic pay either. They are able to earn more without their university degrees by just starting their own business or even doing hand jobs like being a builder, mechanic, plumber so their indigenes start learning all these trades as soon as they finish secondary school. Didn't Ngige tell the whole world that Nigeria has more than enough Drs? So why the moaning now ? |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 3:12pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
hahahaha Lama70: With all the testimonies from our doctors in the diaspora, any medical doctor that refuse to try his luck outside the shores of Nigeria is probably working with a fake certificate. Federal government didn't send anybody to school. All of you should move, please. We will make do with self medication and herbs till we are able to relocate too. There is nothing to fight for in this country again. Let us abandon the country for the thieving leaders. |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 3:10pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
good answer. this policy must have changed. but can you answer this? why do doctors go on strike and tell relatives to come pick their sick wards? it's unprofession and against medical ethics to endanger patients eyinjuege: Drs do not have access to medicines in government hospitals. The matrons do, and bring out as they see fit once they are supplied by the pharmacy. Nurses give the medicines, hence are in charge of them. The Dr usually just writes what they want the patient to be given, and the beautiful nurses get the medicines into the patients. Any other misconceptions you need to be answered? |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 2:40pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
can you stop the government run doctors from stealing hospital medicines? eyinjuege: Drs are allowed to practice privately while still working with government run hospitals. Abroad in the UK, surgeons, anaesthetists, physicians etc all practice privately and at the same time too fulfil their obligations in their government own jobs. Owning hospitals abroad by Drs is hard only because of the funding aspect, but private hospitals are owned by businessmen and as a Dr, you can register with such a hospital and bring in your patients to operate on or the hospital calls you to see a patient who has come there for a specialist review. It's not that hard. Drs abroad have their off days that they can decdie to do their private work. They are allowed to work with the government part time if they want and work privately the remaining days. They don't make life difficult for professionals like they do in Nigeria. Now with regards to unethical behaviour, that's frowned upon and is wrong abroad and even in Nigeria. You cannot generalise because some individuals decide to be unethical in dealing with patients. Drs who sleep with patients in the hospital should be sanctioned. That's not the normal even in Nigerian hospitals. Its just sad that the regulatory bodies for Drs and other professionals in Nigeria are barely functioning. |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 2:37pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
I like your post. these first year house doctors do not understand it. they think once they graduate they will spray dem with money. all of them always thinking of money. they should raise their salaries a bit to the standards of the bankers. Edusouls: Typical Nigerian mentality everyone wants to be rich, who forced you into studying medicine at the first place? And who even told you doctor is a profession that makes you rich? It’s a profession that calls for human services and not riches, blacks are one kind human beings, always thinking of money, that’s why we are chronically poor.. |
Politics › Re: Matawalle: Powerful Politicians In Aso Rock Sabotaging The War Against Banditry by frog12: 2:31pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
why does he want to step down ??/ |
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests Drug Kingpin, Recover Illicit Drugs In Anambra, FCT & Cross River by frog12: 2:29pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
this EJIKE look like northerner. and these are not the KINGPINS. the main guys are far far HIDDEN. HOW na only ETHIOPIA airlines dem dey take ??
MARWA is working better than the last guy. he traces dem to their drug MASTERS ! |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 12:58pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
ghana has this problem too and they fixed it. you train doctors and you must work for the country for atleast some years and pay back the investment. if all the doctors leave, who go treat the sick     ? tommy589: I am happy they found better working conditions outside here. We know our government don't care if all of them leaves.But they should not forget it cost them little to get medical education here,compared to some of the countries they now ply their trade. So they should not hesitate to extend free medical support to Nigerians when they have extras |
Health › Re: Nigerian Doctors: We Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving First Pay In Saudi Arabia by frog12: 12:39pm On Aug 29, 2021 |
the pay for house officers may be low but in overseas, first year residents receive just as less as that. I think doctors should receive salaries just like bankers or on the same scale. it is our disadvantage when doctors leave even during a pandemic. |
Politics › Re: We Only Invited Kunle Olawunmi To Help Us With Valuable Information - DHQ by frog12: 10:21pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
is the military saying the retired commodor never documented all these evidences  what's the point in inviting him? |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Doctor In UK Mocks Nigerian Women After His Gift From UK Woman (Pix) by frog12: 7:20pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
how did this idiot become a DOCTOR ? he doesn't deserve the title ! |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Doctor In UK Mocks Nigerian Women After His Gift From UK Woman (Pix) by frog12: 7:14pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
he's a typical useless NIGERIAN DOCTOR! Biglittlelois: You can imagine the mindset of a so called doctor just to insult resident naija girls, then look at most comments on front page from boys here, they clearly feed on hate forgetting their mothers and sisters are Nigerian. |
Family › Re: Rwandan Dad Calls His Deformed Baby 'Devil Spawn', Tells Wife To Kill Him (Pics) by frog12: 7:04pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
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Sports › Re: Ronaldo Drops Out Of Europe’s Top Five Highest-Paid Players After Man Utd Return by frog12: 3:41pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
ronaldo go drop everyone's salaries ! |
Sports › Re: Ronaldo Drops Out Of Europe’s Top Five Highest-Paid Players After Man Utd Return by frog12: 2:36pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: Police Panel Recommends Demotion For Abba Kyari To Prevent Extradition by frog12: 2:34pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
there is no investigation here. it is a POLITICAL decision, that's why it took DAYS !!! |
Crime › Re: Police Arrest Suspected Armed Robber, Cultist In Delta; Recover AK-47 Gun by frog12: 2:18pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
why can't they just shoot these idiots on sight?? |
Celebrities › Re: Prince Ifeanyi Dike Is Dead by frog12: 2:14pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
why all these ACTORS are dying  |
Sports › Re: Official: Cristiano Ronaldo Joins Manchester United by frog12: 8:28pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
I dey laff. this man still has a lot to offer. even when he is 40 year old. get am !! Mogajunior:
 Ronaldo is an incredible player but City rejected the offer knowing he wouldn't bring much to the table as he is already ageing and may not click with their style of play but man utd willingly accepted because of his legendary status in the club and not because of what he stands to offer. I Wish him all the best. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Must Continue To Exist: Obasanjo Rules Out Yoruba Nation, IPOB by frog12: 8:13pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
sooner or later, this MAN go be 90 year old ! |
Sports › Re: Details Of Mbappe Deal As PSG Accept Real Madrid’s Offer by frog12: 3:47pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
look at MBAPPE stats. better than anyone. Angelfrost: If this deal goes through, that will be the biggest gamble by Real Madrid and Perez...
You can't dump all that dough on a single player without maximum goals, and at least 2 top trophies!
Either way, this amount is ridiculous! Over-priced now has a whole new meaning! |
Sports › Re: Details Of Mbappe Deal As PSG Accept Real Madrid’s Offer by frog12: 3:39pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
forget ronaldo. this people are becoming too greedy. Chuvin22: This deal Has made me believe there is levels to sport politics.
Ronaldo to man city deal shows players brand management is very important In Sport. He made the best move for his brand name to still be in the game. If he had stayed back at juve, no one would be talking about Ronaldo by the end of the season. League sure for him. Top scorer most likely sure for him too. CL sef fit sure. |
Sports › Re: Details Of Mbappe Deal As PSG Accept Real Madrid’s Offer by frog12: 3:38pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
na lie. MBAPPE is just as good. I suspect MBAPPE go eclipse Messi. Anigreat:

Respect to the legend MESSI. Mbappe that PSG valued so much, they want to discard him immediately because they know that MESSI is 100+ mbappe in one person.
What KING MESSI can't do in pitch doesn't exist, is it dribbling, scoring , good pass, shots name them please? Unlike one old goat that is on his knees crying and begging Man City to take him in, so he can continue is tap in.
Mbappe is going to Madrid to win UCL, it will shock the young lad, when PSG with Messi lift the title this season.
Not surprised sha, all penaldo fanboys are weaklings and Mbappe is not excluded. |
Politics › Re: How Thomas Obi Tawo 'General Iron' Was Killed (Graphic Pictures) by frog12: 3:31pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
this country is becoming DANGEROUS with all these politicians and their thugs !! |
Sports › Re: Details Of Mbappe Deal As PSG Accept Real Madrid’s Offer by frog12: 3:28pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
this is good move. it's clear PSG wants Messi instead of Mbappe |
Politics › Re: ‘I Went To Study In Cambridge’ — Atiku Speaks On Rumoured Relocation Abroad by frog12: 1:04pm On Aug 27, 2021 |
this DULLARD want to be PRESIDENT at all COSTS |
Health › Re: Organisers Suspend Saudi Arabia Recruitment As DSS Disperses Doctors by frog12: 10:16am On Aug 27, 2021 |
these are not good excuses. medical studies and the profession is a serious responsibility. EfereboS: People like you need to hide in shame. I’m currently a medical student in a Nigerian University paying 140k as school fees (per level - that’s 840k for the supposed 6 years excluding 20k for each professional exam from year 3 to year 6). I’m supposed to graduate this year but strikes, both internal and external have pushed my graduation year to 2023 instead of 2021. The only place where a 6 year calendar works for medical students is in private universities and as you know, not everyone has 3 million and above to pay for school fees. The brain drain even in school is another thing. Have you heard of people failing out of medical school in the USA or Canada? But in Nigeria, you have to struggle with lecturers that go and borrow mcqs from universities overseas and force you to answer them with negative marking and then there is the almighty oral exams (God help you if you don’t say anything when asked, you may be asked to resit an exam) Do you think they make it easy to pass as one is paying 140k? Please get your facts right!!! Just so you know, in my own school this is how it goes, you fail an exam, you’re asked to resit, you fail the resit, you’re asked to repeat and that means you have to go 2 years backwards!!! And you say I should be grateful to the government? For what exactly? |
Health › Re: Organisers Suspend Saudi Arabia Recruitment As DSS Disperses Doctors by frog12: 10:14am On Aug 27, 2021 |
good post PataAlhajaKeji: That's a very good move by the DSS.
Saudi authorities recruiting doctors from a struggling African country amidst a pandemic is not only inhumane, but insensitive and a threat to Nigeria's security.
And to all the ungrateful doctors who got subsidized medical education, ę ma bęru yin n'ibode.
You pay less than 150k in government medical schools all through your 6-year stay, then you decide to pay the government's good deeds with evil while your mates abroad are still trying to offset their student loans years after graduation. Ungrateful lots!
And for the government, stop subsidising medical education. Medicine is a capital-intensive and costly field. Those who are willing to study it should be ready to pay through their noses or go for botany, biochemistry or nursing. |
Health › Re: Organisers Suspend Saudi Arabia Recruitment As DSS Disperses Doctors by frog12: 10:11am On Aug 27, 2021 |
may dem throw dem into CANALS. we get COVID, dem wan run away !!
very SELFISH doctors. during strike, dey leave their hospital patients. very careless |