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padeolu: awww! Didn't your highness go vex. Chill, na play I dey follow u play. U fit vex like that go hug ebola patient.

Haha! See mumu responding to a re.tard, what does that make you?

Finally, u've got a point.

padeolu: I smell bullshit.. I no know say e go pain you?

#Pass_the_mic_ogbeni

It makes sense that u'd smell bullshit, seeing as ur entire reasoning faculty is a bullshit factory

R.eta.rd.

padeolu: isn't that what they truly are?

Your persistent tribalism is very disgusting. It shows how unfortunate your upbringing was. Such a shame.

That last picture tho...the woman actually looks worried for him.

nairaman66: My Grandma once said- Remove the speck in ones eyes before trying to fix your neighbor's eyes!

That wasn't ur grandma, son. That was The Lord, Jesus.

Kunleskey: you have became our borden right from the begining of creation. Chai na God go save us from women o

gbagaun of life.

butterflyy: D list can't b complete without my eye oooo. Op should edit asap

Doro EyE...aren't u spsd 2 have two?
...Dnt mind me jare...ur eyes r not bad at all...

1stola: IN AS MUCH AS I DONT TRUST THE EBOHS BECAUSE OF THEIR DUBIOUS WAYS OF LIFE, I WILL STILL CHOOSE THEM OVER HAUSERS ANY DAY AND TIME BECAUSE I CAN PREDICT THEIR ACTIONS. THE LATTER CAN'T BE PREDICTED.

EBOHS HAUSERS..R u Nigerian??

I rmbr reading Dr. Fowosire's article with mixed feelings. I found it quite acerbic especially considering that he is indeed yet to complete his medical education...but then again, I could easily dismiss all that sourness as the rantings of a Youngman in defence of a profession he is yet to join and already feels is being threatened. Insecurity from a place of immaturity


you, my dear Mr. Afolabi, you I cannot so easily dismiss.

I began reading ur article with a sense of expectation and I am sad to say that after reading all of it, i have found u to be no different from all the other power hungry medical "professionals" occupying our hospitals...including the medical doctors. You are quite simply speaking from what u perceive is a disadvantaged position. Hence the repeated comparison of urself to the doctors...from nursing schl, to post-grad..even dragging Sis. Nightingale Into this (in an unfortunately misplaced fashion) which is a mirror image of what I consider a most damning aspect of the doctors argument in this matter...esp on social media. This is all very sad.

but I am not going to make this about you.

I do agree that the position of CMD shld not b within the exclusive domain of medical doctors. The regular process of undergraduate and postgraduate medical and surgical training doesn't specifically make them the most ideal individuals to do so. Even though it does expose them to all the different aspects of health care to assist,in diagnosis and wholesome therapy. HOWEVER, the position of leadership of the health team (which is not a direct reference to the position of CMD) should never be a subject of discussion. That exclusively is the doctors position. Regardless of how many debates won by your good self and ur team of super intelligent classmates. And if we r in agreement so far as I would like to assume, then would it be wrong to say that if the position of leadership of the hospital (as in CMD) must come from a member of the health team, then it has to be a medical doctor? After all, based on ur own argument, if it were to be a nurse..like ur self, ur extensive knowledge of nursing would still "waste away" in the office...same as if it were a pharmacist, or a physiotherapist...

in any case, I agree with ur suggestion of a change in nomenclature to CEO..and then handing the running of the hospital over to experienced, qualified administrative boards. Whose chairmen would neither be medical doctors, nor allied medical professionals. The board itself would comprise different professionals that make up in the health team.

I have few other things to suggest...unfortunately, i can't ignore this flight attendant's instruction to switch off this phone much longer.

God bless Nigeria, the NMA, JOHESU and most importantly, the Nigerian patient...who is bearing the brunt of all this mess.