₦airaland Forum

Bigkoko:
Off course!

Deport OPC & Oduduwanistan fighters to Benin Republic & Togo.

Deport Boko Haram to Niger, Chad.


As for UGM, if found to be Igbos, deport them to SE

Bigkoko:
Any citizen that bombs people in acts of terror should be deported ASAP....

Once you start fighting a state, it means you have another state, plan to have another State

DaddyCoool:
I disagree. I'll quote you folks when Harris wins tomorrow

LeeSmart:
You've not told us why dey are deporting their citizens oo😆

GMIS:
because of a coup that happened by some senior Military men. It was referred to a Whole Tribe?

Fuckyoumod:
death to all terrorists and their nairaland sympathizers.

Israel is deporting enemies of Israel living in Israel but working against Israel. This new law applies to Arab/Palestinian Israelis and their families. It's a landmark achievement!

If you, your child, father or family member commit acts of terrorism against Israel, every member of that family will be deported to Gaza, Iran, Afghanistan or Lebanon.

BadBradley:
And Agbo and Ikwechegh are more powerful than a commissioner!!!!

Are you following the news and events?

BadBradley:
when Ikwechegh slapped a Bolt driver, the Bolt driver's association didn't go on strike.

I don't know why Nigerian doctors are socially awkward, psychological compromised and have the arrogance of a village tout.

So innocent people patients and infants in the paediatric ward will now suffer because one stupid commissioner assaulted a doctor?

Nigerians go through this everyday, the doctor should simply file a police report and get the fommusioer arrested without blackmailing the kani state government and betraying the Nigeria public who are patients in that hospital.

This is how one doctor was kidnapped and these misplaced idiots who lack empathy for their patients but think only of their ego went on strike abandoning the very lives to were supposed to try to save

Now a useless proud Commissioner assaulted a doctor on duty and they called for a strike.

How really educated and evolved are these plonkers?

Yazmin:
Ganduje is a name of a place in Kano.
Anybody from that area can use Ganduje as a surname as is tradional in Northern Nigeria.

She or her husband is from the same town with Ganduje, hence the name use and not a daughter to the former Governor (Present National Chairman).

Kwankwaso,Tambuwal, Makarfi, Wammako, Yar'adua, e.t.c are all names of villages and towns in respective northern states. So you would see a good number of people bearing such names with actually no blood or filial relationship.

Doctors Withdraw Services At Kano Hospital Over Commissioner's Alleged Assault On Colleague

The NMA has issued an ultimatum to the Kano State Government to sack the commissioner .

The Kano State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has ordered its members to suspend services at the Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, Kano over an alleged assault on its member by the state Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs, Amina Abdullahi Ganduje.

The NMA also issued an ultimatum to the state Governor Abba Yusuf to sack Mrs Abdullahi.

The union said the alleged actions of the official "constitute misconduct, punishable by dismissal as enshrined in Section 3(a)(0), (iü), (iv), and (v) of the Public Service Rules."

In a statement signed by its Chairperson, Abdurrahman Ali: and secretary, Ibrahim Muhammad; the NMA said it was "deeply alarmed and outraged" by the incident that took place on 1 November at the Emergency Paediatric Unit of Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital.

"In this distressing incident, a female doctor on duty, who was all alone manning all the paediatric units in the hospital with over a hundred patients in her care, was subjected to harassment and physical assault by a group led by the Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs, Amina Abdullahi, HOD, accompanied by security personnel and other unidentified men.

"This assault arose over the unavailability of a prescribed medication-an issue that was entirely beyond the doctor's control," the NMA stated.

The group said as a representative body for medical professionals, "the NMA Kano Branch finds it particularly disturbing that an official entrusted with the welfare of the state's citizens would misuse their authority in this manner.

"Such actions not only demonstrate a lack of empathy for the hard-working healthcare professionals but also reveal a troubling disregard for the systemic challenges facing our public health sector, such as chronic understaffing, resource shortages, and security concerns for medical staff.

"Incidents like this are becoming all too frequent, putting medical professionals at unacceptable personal risk while they strive to fulfill their duties to the public under highly challenging conditions."

The association said it discussed the incident at its recently concluded Ordinary General Meeting (0GM), "and we unequivocally condemned the misused of authority, thus, the Association's Congress has resolved to call for the dismissal of the commissioner who has demonstrated a gross lack of respect and compassion for frontline healthcare workers and a disturbing disregard for the ethical standards expected of public office holders.

"Also, the NMA demands the implementation of the minimum benchmark for the number of doctors required to provide adequate care thereby preventing the extreme overstretching of medical personnel, which puts both patients and healthcare workers at risk.

"We call for the immediate provision and continuous maintenance of adequate security measures in all units of the hospital to ensure the safety of medical staff and patients alike" the NMA said.

Notice of Suspension of Services

The NMA gave its members a 48 hours ultimatum to suspend all medical services indefinitely at the Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital.

The association said the "painful decision reflects the gravity of the challenges and risks that healthcare professionals face daily.

"Our doctors and healthcare staff deserve a safe, respectful, and adequately supported working environment to effectively serve the people of Kano State", it added.

The association said it was aware that the decision would affect the immediate availability of services in one of the state's busiest hospitals. However, it said the measure was necessary to highlight the urgent need for action.

"Our intent is to underscore the unsustainable conditions under which healthcare professionals are working, conditions that threaten the quality of care available to the public. We appeal to the good people of Kano and the entire Nigerian public to understand that this decision is not intended to punish patients or deprive them of care.

"On the contrary, it is a critical step toward fixing our ailing healthcare system and securing a safer environment for all healthcare professionals, which ultimately benefits everyone.

"The NMA remains committed to working with the government and all stakeholders to restore and strengthen Kano's health system so that every resident can receive timely and quality medical care," the association said.

Call to Action by the government

The NMA also called on Governor Abba Yusuf to act swiftly in addressing the issues it has raised.

"The safety, dignity, and well-being of our healthcare workers must be prioritised to prevent the disruption of services that are already limited. We hope that this incident will serve as a catalyst for the long-overdue reforms needed to ensure that healthcare professionals can continue their vital work in an environment of respect and security.

"The NMA Kano stands in solidarity with all healthcare workers across the state and will remain steadfast in advocating for their rights, safety, and well-being. We are confident that, with the support of the government, stakeholders, and the public, we can build a more resilient healthcare system that meets the needs of the people of Kano State," the statement concluded.

NewDea4:
Are you planning to be disappeared?

cococandy:
I’m proud of my governor . Good man Inslee

odejimioflagos:
Tinubu is a man of principle.

He will never condone the use of minors for protests no matter the cause.

bitbillionaire:
I understand it's human to be sentimental. But sentiment aside, the question any honest person who has real integrity would like to ask is: did the so called minors actually commit crimes or not? If yes, are they supposed to be automatically exonerated just because they are minors?

We all saw the video evidence of the 'minors' going about looting and burning down both government and private properties, calling on the military and Russian government to take over while waving the Russian flags.

I am not a lawyer but from my understanding there is nowhere in the world where people who commit crimes are allowed to go unpunished just because they are minors! Yes, the punishment given to minors might be less severe compared to what an adult who commit similar crime would receive but they must still be punished one way or the other!

simpleseyi:
Carry you lawyer wig and gown and enter Court to defend them and sue Tinubu for damages, if you cannot do that, then shut the fucck up

EmeeNaka:
Anybody who has committed treason or suspected treason should be charged with same. It is rather unfortunate that a region who accepted 12 years as marriage age will protest against arraignment of individuals above 12 years of age when they are charged with suspected treasonable felony. If age of marriage in the North is 12 years and above, then age of responsibility should also be 12 years and above.
I fault the government for holding them longer than 72 hours before charging them to court.