₦airaland Forum

miquelon:
I've tried but one can't exactly learn a skill.the thing is I had a plan for my life down to the detail and its been jus ripped up.
The plan was to get a bsc in business then go to law school. It's not even the delay that gets to me but just being stagnant

Mekzmoney:
I wanted to respond to dis ur trash buh when I saw ur ugly face, I now understand Y ur rude and stupid.
I pity your future husband, dat is, if ur gonna hav a nice 1.
Look at who's calling igbos idiot. U tok as if u can live and survive without mixed tribes in ur state.
Stay in ur father land and remain there all ur life.
Arrant nonsense!!!

Ralphdan:
u hater!

Ralphdan:
u hater!

Ucheosefoh:
in igboland nobody cares if the other tribes feel that they want to have kings to rule nobody will disturb them. Everybody is busy with business to care who rules who.

ozoemenaca:
It only remains for these people to ask Igbos to leave their land, but to let these people have their independence they refuse insisting that we remain in Nigeria. I tire for Nigeria shaa

OluwatoyinIS:
lolBTW, how v u been?

SIRTee15:
Just drop it, u are threading in unfamiliar territory and u re simply moving in circles.
Even ur new info supports my assertion.
Your problem is u re ignorant of residency training in nigeria and u re not willing to learn.
Now look at what u posted, add up the duration of both specialty (residency) n sub-specialty (fellowship) for each training program, what u get is 6-7 yrs for each.
That's exactly the number of yrs to complete residency training and receive ur fellowship in Nigeria.
According to ur report, a doctor who wants to be a cardiologist in the us will complete 3 yrs residency training in internal medicine, become an attending and then proceed for another 3 yrs sub-specialty training in cardiology.
A doctor in Nigeria who wants to be a cardiologist will train as a jnr registrar in internal medicine for 3 yrs n then spend an extra 3 yrs as a senior registrar training as a cardiologist.
They both spent 6 yrs to become a cardiologist n receive their fellowship award.
The 3 yrs the us doctor was working as an attending, the naija doc was working as a snr registrar.
Isn't it obvious both career cadres are equivalent.
I told u earlier that a WACP snr registrar can be employed as a specialist in district hospitals.
Pls, stop behaving like typical johesu people......
Learn to bow to superior argument.
Neither registrar nor snr registrar are students

ALAYORMII:
Oo fiku sere
You're playing with death.
If an adulterous wife doesn't kill herself She'll kill the husband.
Pray against having an adulterous wife

U2ice:
And d qns keeps popin....if I got her in d act? A woman I truely LOVE, mehn....

Forgivin her won't b d issue but forgettin and forgetting totally

deGovernor2024:
I can sell a recharge cards and consumable items like snacks and drinks.

Thanks

OluwatoyinIS:
Fashion, hmmm

justicejay:
Their is nothing like woman right in islamic cult.
Just feel sorry 4 the poor girl

ColeworldMD:
I don't know why ppl complicate stuff. There's a stipulated salary for each profession and every right thinking person should be aware of this before embarking on such career path. If you think nurses salary is inadequate compared to your passion to be a nurse and would prefer the salary of a doctor please by all means go to medical school and be ready to endure all the stress of the profession. There's no high paying job that is easy. The best paid are usually the most difficult and vice versa

SIRTee15:
I strongly suspect a resident doctor jilted u and broke ur heart for u to go this personal......
Pele.....but the truth is a lot of resident doctors and nurses get married every week, urs just didn't work out.
Don't be too bitter and stop hating resident doctors.

What u posted corroborated what I wrote.
In the us, residency training is 3-4 yrs, after that u become an attending physician also known as a specialist.
After this, the attending may wish to proceed for his fellowship by going for sub-specialty training.
Completion of this sub-specialty training makes u a fellow in the us.
Now in Nigeria, we regard our consultants as fellows because they completed a fellowship program with the medical colleges that awarded the certificates.
The 6 years residency training in Nigeria comprises 3 yrs of specialty training and another 3 yrs of sub-specialty.
Thus attending and senior registrar are the same thing.

artboll:
Madam,I think you should read more about health sector workers and the different factors at play. Doctors begin at Level 9,staff nurses at 7 and B.Sc Nursing at 8. I have an aunt who earns as much as a resident while she's a nursing officer at a federal teaching hospital,and she hasn't spent 10 yrs. And I think you should ask your colleagues the real reason Johesu is going on strike cos it seems you don't know,and pls don't get carried away by their press statement,you should know better.

SIRTee15:
I ve worked in 3 federal establishments, laboratory doctors process samples during johesu strikes. Nobody stops them, management don't tolerate such nonsense.
I remember when some MLS tried it in the FMC I worked, SSS was invited to arrest them for vandalizing govt properties.
Besides why should u take away lab keys when u are on strike. Are the labs ur personal property?
When doctors go on strike, they don't lock up the Wards or clinics, whoever is interested in taking over is free to do so.
If u guys think u are indispensable, leave the lab open and watch whether it won't function.


Don't worry, u guys should Continue this silly trend, and see privatisation take over.

artboll:
Well,apparently you are a nurse. In the Nigerian civil service currently,nurses are employed at Grade level 8 (CONHESS) just like Pharmacists and MLScientists. If tomorrow,lab technicians,who are employed at level 6 or 7(can't really remember) start agitating for employment at level 8,won't you be against it,or at least ask to be employed at a higher grade?

doveda:


Are you kidding?

Nigeria is indeed messed up

Drdonzeez:
It seems people misconstrue allied for paramedic.

doveda:
God will not

That is what is happening everywhere

It is basic economics and politics. The paramedian knew before hand but decided to stick with it. In other clime, they don't have to go to school, they can also go through a training route. The amount might be too small however you should not compare it with the doctor's. Regardless, there are other things in life that matter more.

artboll:
Actually,there have been strikes over the state of hospitals and healthcare. I wish you've heard of ARD strikes at FMC,Owerri(I hope this is correct cos its been kinda long) where the Doctors went on strike over poor state of hospital facilities and called for the sack of the CMD. Also,it goes to show how caring(pretentious or not) Drs are when going on strike as they tend to bring the state of health facilities to the public knowledge. I doubt JOHESU will ever mind if hospitals turn to 'rat-houses' as long as they're paid higher than Doctors. You also mentioned the Osun debacle;if the NMA hadn't gone on strike,would you or the rest of Nigeria had known that a Governor of an APC state that had received its bailout funds decided to cut the salaries of its civil servants by half,while politicians still got their full numerations as well as their enrichments for corruption?(NO). The leaderships of JOHESU as well as other unions have probably had their hands greased and so kept silent,but as its always been,the NMA said NO.
Don't you sometimes wonder why no Doctor will ever criticize an NMA decision. Its because its never for just themselves,but for future doctors,the patients and the health sector in general,and sometimes(like in the Osun state example),the general public.



I'm not an ardent supporter of Johesu, ( don't knw why nurses are still part ) but I dnt support hypocrisy either. The Owerri issue was a joint case by all health workers nt just Drs against the highly corrupt CMD.
None is better than the other. And I'av actually never come across where the johesu asked for pays highter than Drs but an improvement in renumeration and better work environment among others, somethn tht seems to bother the Drs, still wondering why.

The Osun strike has nothing to do wt the populace but the Drs who were paid half salary and owed some salaries note tht this didn't affect Drs only. I understand their plight tho. U can see u also like playing d sympathy card? One thing I like abt NMA is how they are so gud at fighting for themselves,when they ain't busy antagonizing others growth, so drop d sympathy card and no, I dnt trust Johesu leaders or even nursing leaders at tht.

artboll:
Madam,its apparent you've 'travelled far and wide', and now you've brought an issue to the fore. JOHESU should stop pretending they are fighting for the most important person-THE PATIENT, cos the truth is they only care about themselves. I've never heard of Johesu fighting for better facilities in the hospitals,always about skipping this or that,its shameful. The fact that some people don't like the way they're treated and feel like "not smiling back"(using your words) doesn't mean they have to attempt to derail healthcare for the patients.

AreaFada2:
So actually trained anaesthetists will agree to work for a person they know is not qualified to do surgery?
Then things are worse in 9ja than I thought?

Do you know that a high number of complications from surgery are airway/anaesthia-related?

At least that's the case here in Europe where we have ultra-modern equipment including robotics to work with.

otswag:
yes I read it and yes i stand my already made statement.

doveda:
Yeah
Ask him na

Chartey:
You're intelligent so don't do this.
The problem graduate nurses have in Nigeria is mainly from the leaders of your professional body who started their careers without degrees. They're the ones in antagonism of service improvement for graduate nurses because they feel "these small children will start earning close to our salary now and start doing shakara".

otswag:
oga! Ur d one misleading people. Most paramedics don't do calls. They do shifts. There's a difference so don't expect equal pay. Paramedics work 8hr shifts a day. Drs work 8am till 4pm the next day on call days. Abeg calculate that. Yet u still want to be paid thesame? Na wah o.

doveda:
I think both docotrs and nurses have issues.

Some nurses do act like they know it all especially the older ones, like prescribing drugs to the patients behind the doctor's back or increasing dosage etc

Some doctors are so bad that if I had a chance to kill one of the bad ones. I mightbjsut go ahead with it.

My brother almost became one-eyed because of two Nigerian hospitals (not two doctors). One prescribed adult dosage for a boy of 10 who had already been treated for malaria. It was at the pharmacy (the hospital's pharmacy), the pharmacist refused to sell the prescribed drugs. She told my parents are hat he had meningitis not malaria!. They left for another hospital(not a private one). Rather than carry out a test to determine the type of meningitis he has, they wanted to treat him straightway. It was a miracle my uncle, a doctor called before they killed my brother. Also I have an aunt that limps today because of a Nigerian doctor.

Clearly, the health sector and professionals in Nigeria needs a total reform.