₦airaland Forum

Caleboha: caught in d act

englishmart: ok noted.

drered: So apparently, members of NMA came to a harsh realisation that the government isn't all jitters cuz they on strike and now they are taking more drastic measures. Thought doctors pride themselves that they leave with only their brain and experience during strike actions unlike JOHESU that locks up everywhere? What ever happened?

drered: stfu!

Choicy: who are you to judge us? Didn't your bible say; don't judge! Becareful, so that the case between we and you will not be like that of the tax collector and the pharisee in the bible.

drkay: As if u have anything meaningful in that ur empty skull, idiot.

drkay: I can bet my balls, the REAL author of this write-up is not a medical doctor.

bushdoc9919: Oh it is a nice idea....but the high fees will make it unattractive to millions of Nigerians.

(And don't talk about health insurance....premiums will be high....and
many of the companies will refuse to cover the serious conditions.)

bjtinz: no be lie. Even without research one can easily tell. I was at esut in Enugu recently and i saw where d new recruits at dia school of nursing were being shown around. Meeeen come see bakassi, see figure eight, see boobs dancing up and down.

Na so i come . . .

bjtinz: lol! Your babe dey deny you punny/?

funny i know of some doctors married to nurses and pharmacist. I wonder if Na so Dem go fight for house. .

among the health people, Na nurses fine pass with dia big yanshes which they always shake. Followed by pharmacists, but una dokinta babes dey worwor shaa

otino: Cant wait to be part of d construction team. Skypond here we come

blakky97: Unfortunately it does!
I lived in Benin city all along before I was posted to a village-like place in Ogun state, Ago iwoye. I found a lot of difference, the tall boys and girls would greet you any time they see you, they all address you as sir, brother, master, etc- yorubas have respect! And I love the people so much that I wanted to buy a land there.
Now I got a job in lagos- I took a house there. Ajah area. Everything is a lot different. Not even the smallest female child would greet you, no body helps a dying man, nobody cares about your car, flatscreen, inverter, and all that would jave invited a crowd to your house in ogun state.
I fell seriously ill one day, GTB atm was not working, I was shakking inside a danfo that was trapped in a hopeless traffic. I didn't have cash to buy drugs. That was when I knew that I would rather build my home in a place like Ibadan than a modern place like lagos. No help of any sort. The best any one could do was to describe a hospital for me. No cash, they hardly even believed me. The bus driver was harsh when it was time to comeout of his car. My neighbours don't interract. They are so cold. I thought to my self- if I died tonight, no onw would even know! When I was I sick in ogun state, my neighbours daughter nursed me. She made my meals and ran errands for me. What happened to the hearts of men that live in the city? Oh! Damn the city!

mrphysics: lets ask prophet T.B Joshua if
1. the man is still alive?
2. if he has any power to destroy Nigeria or democracy
3. if t.b joshua can pray and God will paralyse d man etc