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Health › Re: JOHESU Set To Commence Indefinite Strike, As APC Kicks!!! by Jman06(op): 9:23pm On Feb 04, 2019
THUNDER4real:
The strike can't hold, they are not serious like NLC are not serious. Two unserious unions. They should learn from ASUU
I learnt that arrangements have been concluded for the strike.

If JOHESU leadership have any iota of grey matter in their skulls, they should do the needful now.
Health › Re: JOHESU Set To Commence Indefinite Strike, As APC Kicks!!! by Jman06(op): 9:12pm On Feb 04, 2019
Stupid government!

They were quick to deny the health workers their 2 months salaries but are now paying ASUU who have been on strike for 3months now.

That which is sauce for the goose should also be sauce for the gander.

#PayJOHESU

Mods, please I beg you guys to help move this thread to FP.
Health › JOHESU Set To Commence Indefinite Strike, As APC Kicks!!! by Jman06(op): 9:02pm On Feb 04, 2019
There is palpable tension among top officials of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) and other top members of President Muhammadu Buhari-led government over the plan by health workers under the umbrella of Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) to declare total strike this week, a senior official of the APC has disclosed. It would be recalled that JOHESU issued an ultimatum to the federal government on January 16 which ended on January 31.
At a media briefing weekend in Abuja, the JOHESU President, Josiah Biobelemoye, disclosed that branch executive representatives in federal health institutions and state chairman/secretaries of all member unions of JOHESU have been specially invited to attend a crucial meeting slated to commence tomorrow.
Already, JOHESU in collaboration with NLC/TUC have concluded plans to stage a national rally in Abuja to draw the attention of the federal and state ministries of health to the unending tyranny of federal ministry of health and state ministries of health directed against health workers in all health facilities at federal and local government levels on Monday, February 4. Baring last minute intervention by the Federal Government, JOHESU may announce indefinite strike action at the end of the meeting on Monday.
The demands put forward by the JOHESU to the federal government, according to Biobelemoye, include unjustified withholding of the salaries of its members for the months of April and May, 2018; upward adjustment of CONHESS salary structure; headship of hospital departments, implementation of consultancy cadre to their members and punitive actions against their members in Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Owerri and Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH).
The panic by the APC and the presidency, according to our source, is premised on the fact that any strike action by the health workers at this ‘election period’ will be a minus to the President Buhari’s ambition to return as president.
“This is definitely not the best of times for us. The fact is that we are under intense tension and serious panic following the threat by the health workers to embark on strike at this crucial time of our campaigns. If we allow these workers to embark on strike, we may lose many voters and that will not augur well for us as a government that is working hard to return to power,” the source said while responding to questions exclusively from The AUTHORITY in Abuja.
On what the government intends to do to overcome the situation, the top APC official who is also among those who have strong voice at the presidency said: “I cannot tell you categorically now what we are going to do. However, I can tell you that since the ultimatum ended, we have been restless. You know we are working to see how we are going to resolve the ASUU strike, now the health workers are on our neck. We are overwhelmed.
“Before the end of Monday, I assure you that the government is going to intervene in order to avert the strike action.”
The source, however, appealed to well–meaning Nigerians to join the government in mounting pressure on the health workers to ensure they did not announce indefinite strike after the Monday’s meeting.
The source who pleaded anonymity, called on the health workers, to, for the interest of Nigerians, continue to seek for other means of getting their demands met, but not through strike action.
On his part, while responding to a question on the negative impact of the strike by the health workers to the election, the JOHESU President said: “You will remember that JOHESU is a body that has always had a deep concern for Nigerians. We have waited for eight months, even though we are supposed to have started something, but because of our love for Nigerians, we waited this long period thinking the Federal Ministry of Health and the Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity will be more patriotic.
“We waited and went through the process of dialogue, even when we are provoked and even when they disobeyed court orders. I think there is a limit to our patience. You will agree with me that, especially in the health sector, the saying that the patient dog eat the fattest borne does not work, rather in the case of the Federal Ministry of Health, the patience dog see no borne to eat. Our patience cannot be intact.”
Biobelemoye, however, called on all JOHESU members to remain alert to await further directives which will be communicated to them from the headquarters.

Source: www.medicalworldnigeria.com
Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Jman06(m): 1:46pm On Feb 04, 2019
So many aspects of pharmacy are still unexplored in Nigeria.

Nigeria still imports about 80% of finished pharmaceutical products and more than 90% of raw materials, yet some people are still confusing themselves.

Many elites still seek where they can get quality pharmaceutical care different from what they get in patent medicine stores.

Many diseases still ravage the world with no drugs to treat them.

Even good medical doctors in hospitals still seek pharmacists with good knowledge of drugs to render quality pharmaceutical services that can help patients get on their feet fast and happy.

The list goes on, but some people would rather allow others confuse them.

A word is enough for the wise
Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Jman06(m): 1:32pm On Feb 04, 2019
Sgbate:
I have exactly the same question, the whole thing giving me a different feeling embarassed
Don't ever let anybody discourage you! Pharmacy is a great course with numerous opportunities. All you have to do is to find an area of pharmacy that interests you and carve a niche for yourself.
This is a career you can easily start something on your own with a little cash and grow within a few years.

Like I said in a previous post, some people have all they need to make it big but would rather confuse themselves and end up being neither here nor there. That is the situation with some pharmacists in Nigeria.

Remain focused and dedicated my dear! You'll make it in pharmacy, trust me! I know why I'm confident about this profession.
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 5:09pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
Everything is a reaction.
Same way a northerner reacts to the action of a southerner.
I agree
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 5:04pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
You know I can pull out one of your previous diatribes against the Yorubas.

I've gone through your comments and I would blame youthful exuberance.

Learn to be dispassionate as you get older.

Eschew bigotry and think imdependently.

Question everything.

Even my own statements.
The truth is that if you saw a post where I attacked yorubas, it must have been in reaction to a similar attack against Igbo's and was never taken to heart. Besides, that was then.
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 4:13pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
Are you saying you weren't supporting IPOB in the period between 2016 and 2018?
I did support them then but I stopped after I came to the realization that Biafra isn't what we need yet as igbos themselves need to love one another first before asking for Biafra. My support was never as a result of hate for yorubas.
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 4:01pm On Feb 03, 2019
FisifunKododada:
So you supported IPOB while they were spreading hate against Yorubas. But when they starting showing hate to fellow Igbos, you decided to withdraw support. What does that make you? A hypocrite?
I never supported IPOB because they were against Yorubas
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 3:59pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
Atiku was barred from the states.

He even stated it himself albeit with a tone of care.

The only difference now is that the present US government is desperate. He may also have served his ban for all we know.
You have started just like Lai Muhammed who said that Atiku didn't go to the US but only visited Washington DC.

You people should give up propaganda and campaign on issues!
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 3:45pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
Nobody has asked you to change your mind.

Exposing your hypocrisy however, is a moral duty.

Atiku is a saint. Yet, his own boss exposed him for years.

You've seen documents froma US Senate committee but you would rather take your guts over evidence.

You made a sweeping statement about northerners.

You burnt this country with your voice forgetting tomorrow.

Today, you embrace another northerner until somebody herds you like sheep once again.
That was how you zombies were daring Atiku to go to the US until he did, only for you to change the story and come up with another lies.

Mister, if my posts are too hot for you to endure, kindly hang yourself!
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 3:35pm On Feb 03, 2019
I used to support this Biafra nonsense until I saw the hatred some Igbos have against their supposed tribesmen.
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 3:23pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
It was not anger.

It was your inner hatred speaking.

You grasped on anything, real or imagined, to give Northerners a bad name.

You didnt think a day like this would come.

You have harboured hatred borne out of parochialism.
You never bothered to question. To think on your own.

Today, you've followed the herd again.

You haven't sat down to analyse.

Seriously, you should be ashamed of yourself.

I know you might get angry and insult me.

But if you were really interested in your society, you would question every bit of character assassination you've come across.
Like I said before, you can go ahead and believe whatever you like.

My support for Atiku is not for selfish reason like those of you who support Buhari. My support is based on my conviction that he is experienced, more exposed, unbiased, and has the capacity to reposition the country for the better.
BTW, I won't suffer more than you in an another 4 hellish years of Buhari's rule.

So, don't think that by digging up a post made in anger in the heat of herdsmen's killings of innocent middle beltans, you have scored a point against me. You have not.

Even if you dig up any other past post of mine, it'll not stop me from supporting Atiku. I know my posts here may have been giving you high blood pressure, but I'll not stop.
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 3:02pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
Someone should please ask this hypocrite what has changed since 2017.


Maybe Atiku has given you 2 thousand Naira.
That was a comment made in anger due to the failure of Buhari to put a stop to the rampaging herdsmen.

But if you chose to rely on that, that's your business!

Sai Atiku
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 2:54pm On Feb 03, 2019
Corrinthians:
Afonja!
Whatever
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 2:49pm On Feb 03, 2019
rusher14:
What unity?
We want Biafra.
Unity beggar.
Cry me a river!
Politics › Re: Atiku Replies Nnamdi Kanu: I Am Not From Cameroon by Jman06(m): 2:45pm On Feb 03, 2019
Atiku should just ignore Nnamdi Kanu and focus on his campaign. Igbo people are smarter than Kanu. We can't be deceived!

All we need is quality leadership from Atiku. Let him provide good leadership and unite the country and then watch as Kanu and IPOB goes into oblivion.
Politics › Re: Atiku Arrived Kebbi To Flag Off PDP Presidential Campaign - Photos by Jman06(m): 2:34pm On Feb 03, 2019
Nice one





Sai Wazirin Adamawa
Christianity Etc › Re: Your Soul Is Your Greatest Treasure, Don't Trade It For Anything In The World by Jman06(m): 12:13pm On Feb 03, 2019
I expected this poster to place the contacts of soul buyers here so that those interested in selling their souls can reach out to them.

I'm sure many guys would take that option instead of stealing pants and eating sh1t in the name of money rituals.
Politics › Re: Special Appeal To My Northern Brothers (arewa)!!! by Jman06(op): 10:58am On Feb 03, 2019
Corrinthians:
I thought you lot planned to insult them into submission. Hehehe. Reality don begin dey straff una. cheesy
It is not about me! It is about you and them who'll suffer the hardship.
Politics › Special Appeal To My Northern Brothers (arewa)!!! by Jman06(op): 2:07am On Feb 03, 2019
Please I beg you all in the name of whatever god you believe in, don't repeat the mistake of 2015 in the forthcoming presidential election. Don't vote Buhari for us again! The hardship and division this administration has caused us as a nation is too much already. Please, ya nkuri, da Allah, a beg! You people should vote wisely this time around.

Note that I don't hate Buhari as a person, but isn't it obvious that he's not fit to govern a complex nation like Nigeria? Buhari needs to go and take a rest, let Atiku take over and rescue our failing economy and unite the nation.

Please don't let yourselves be used by the cabal who are taking advantage of Buhari's age to unleash their reign of terror on us.

Remember that hunger and hardship knows no tribe, religion nor party affiliation. Please I beg you people, vote wisely.

Let's massively vote for Atiku, this is his time and I'm convinced he will do a better job.

Thank you very much. Nagode
Romance › Re: Is Love Real? by Jman06(m): 1:26am On Feb 03, 2019
Your boyfriend is the architect of this whole confusion you are in right now. You know why? Because he bared all his feelings for you! He told you that you are everything he ever desired in a lady so deep in your mind you started feeling that you must be missing the sort of feeling he had for you. That was how you started drifting apart and longing for that sort of feeling he expresses for you.

This is the mistake many guys make! I made that mistake too. There's this girl I loved so much with all my life. I approached her normally and at first she was very positive and accepted with all her heart to date me. She was burning with desire to be with me and all. My naive self then made the costly mistake of pouring out all my heart to her. Always telling her how she was my every taste in a woman. How I couldn't do without her! Sending her text messages and expressing how I felt. That was how she lost interest. The eagerness that was there before on her side vanished.

That experience taught me never to tell a girl how much I need her. Once a lady knows that a guy is deeply in love with her, she'll begin to feel that she's missing something. Guys, learn to suppress that feeling and keep her in suspense! Her interest would grow if you do that, otherwise you'll push her away.

So, op I think the best thing to do in this case is to break off the relationship because it'll be easier for a camel to pass through the eyes of a needle than for you to pick interest in that guy again.
Education › Re: Will The ASUU Strike That Have Kept Youth Out Of School Affect Election Outcome? by Jman06(m): 11:22pm On Feb 02, 2019
MathsEconomics:
Stop exaggerating things, those students you see in UNIBEN are mostly for JUPEB.
There's no exaggeration there. Some are even registered as adhoc staff... If you want to know if students are around, come to Osasogie or go to BDPA or Ekosodin.
Those are mostly off-k students and the most likely to vote.
Education › Re: Will The ASUU Strike That Have Kept Youth Out Of School Affect Election Outcome? by Jman06(m): 10:51pm On Feb 02, 2019
asuustrike1:
And they foolishly believed that cunny man. Who calls of strike if not ASUU?
That's it oo

Plus many were already tired of home
Education › Re: Will The ASUU Strike That Have Kept Youth Out Of School Affect Election Outcome? by Jman06(m): 10:44pm On Feb 02, 2019
asuustrike1:
You made reference to uniben but what of other students in other universities have you thought of them?
Likewise other schools!

Many students actually returned to school after Christmas break hoping that the strike would be called off, especially with the assurances given by the minister of labour.
Family › Re: In Need Of A Co-parenting Partner by Jman06(m): 10:39pm On Feb 02, 2019
I wish you luck in your search




This will be the fate of any girl who rejects genuine suitors now.
Family › Re: How Do You Tell Siblings To Give You Space Without Hurting Them Feelings by Jman06(m): 10:12pm On Feb 02, 2019
ImaIma1:
That's why it's not good to jump into conclusions.

And how are you sure the OP he the capacity to help his bro stand in his business? He might be managing himself herself.
OK ma'am. My bad
Politics › Re: Nigerians Please Vote Wisely!!!!!! by Jman06(op): 10:03pm On Feb 02, 2019
olajizz01:
So,if PDP are in the helms,there won't be hardship when oil price was at 30 to 50 dpb with our mono economy,PDP had been borrowing b4 they could meet up to pay salaries even when oil price was at 70 dpb upward.

STOP BEING DECIET.
Even with the decline in oil prizes, good economic policies would attract foreign investors and that would help cushion the effect of the fall in oil prizes. This government introduced a lot of bottlenecks that chased away big businesses from the country. That translated to job losses and high cost of living.

Also, remember that oil subsidy was removed by this administration. The subsidy removal was supposed to positively reflect on our economy but this is not the case simply because we have poor economic managers at the helm of affairs.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Please Vote Wisely!!!!!! by Jman06(op): 9:33pm On Feb 02, 2019
Please oo!

I know why I'm shouting now oo


It is not like I'll be the worst hit o, but I know how many people I lent money during this 4 hellish years of APC government. Many of them are not from my tribe o

Let's correct the 2015 mistake now!!!
Politics › Nigerians Please Vote Wisely!!!!!! by Jman06(op): 9:13pm On Feb 02, 2019
Hunger and hardship knows no tribe, religion nor party affiliation!

Buhari is no longer mentally fit to govern a complex nation like Nigeria. The man needs to retire to take care of his health and give way for a competent leader to rescue our economy and open doors for investors to come in and invest in Nigeria.

It is obvious that the cabals in this government are the ones trying hard to perpetuate their reign of terror. Let us all rise up and rescue this country and prevent the impending doom that would be unleashed by another 4years of this administration.

It is not a mere slip of tongue for Buhari to refer to Ogboru as APC's presidential candidate and then as senatorial candidate. It is a clear indication that the man has gone senile. Buhari does not even know his ministers by name, let alone those heading the various agencies of government.

Please avoid sentiments while casting your votes! Vote wisely!
My northern brothers, please vote wisely!

Let's not make ourselves a laughing stock among the rest of the world.
Politics › Re: You Support Buhari? We CAN'T Be Friends! By Farooq Kperogi by Jman06(m): 8:36pm On Feb 02, 2019
I wish more Nigerians will understand this fact, especially my northern brothers!
I know someone close to this government. He said Buhari doesn't even know many of his ministers, not to talk of those heading the various agencies of government.


It couldn't have been just a slip of tongue for Buhari to refer to Ogboru as APC's presidential candidate and then as senatorial candidate. It simply shows that the man is no longer mentally fit to govern a complex nation like Nigeria.

Please let's save ourselves from impending doom that would be unleashed by another 4years of this administration.

Vote wisely! Avoid sentiments while casting your votes. Hunger and hardship knows no tribe, religion or party affiliation.
Politics › Re: Images Of The Rescue Team Of Atiku In Edo by Jman06(m): 8:12pm On Feb 02, 2019
Good one

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