₦airaland Forum

Okoroawusa:
Supported

Okoroawusa:
Supported

senatordave1:
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Through the help of militants,thugs and federal forces.

NwaAmaikpe:



Nobody ever wins Amaechi.
He always laughs last.

Ask Odili,
Ask Omehia,
Ask Joseph Mbu
Ask Patience Jonathan.
Ask Wike;

Even ask his wife.

kross01:
Do you have a difficulty understanding what i typed or did you just quote me so you can appear in my mention?

As for some of us up comparing this to Lagos rail lines, it still boils down to that sincerity of purpose i am talking about. You can not in all honesty compare these two projects. While the Lagos own will allow one to live in badagry and still get to work at marina early, can you say the same about PH mono rail? For an infrastructure deficient nation / state, as a good leader you ought to prioritise. Start with infrastructures that will impart more on the people and economy not aesthetics which to me PH monorail was about. How is that 2.1km stretch supposed to even payback that project and or even sustain its continuous ooerations?

kross01:
Anytime i see this project i weep deep within cos this is one of those the more you look the less you see type of political project. After sinking billions into it and inundating us with videos of the monorail 'working' towards the last elections, one would question the sincerity of purpose of this project. Spending $400 million dollars on a 2.1km stretch of road and now being allowed to rot away, there is really a special accommodation in hell reserved for Nigerian politicians

madridguy:
RIP Sanni Abacha. You will always be remembered for your effort in Telecommunication sector.

obi58:
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The7th:
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brigadier747:
I must b very stupid, d topic reads very sound meaning , "mechanically certified"

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CoolFreeday:
God bless Nigeria.


#Sai Baba

The7th:
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oscarnoble:
is it Labour or material ?

midolian:
This #LazyNigerianYouths issue actually proves that the problem with Nigeria is far beyond corruption, intellectual laziness is, and might kill us faster than any other thing..

More than 90% of Nigerians criticizing Buhari on this havent listened or read his statement to know if he truly said and meant it or not..the lazy and mischievious 5% that has circulated this nonsense have taken advantage of this intellectual laziness epidemic

BladeDayWalker:
The question Buhari was asked was on "Free Trade".... it had NOTHING to do with Nigerian youths expecting freebies yet he decided to rant about Nigerian youths being lazy freeloaders yet you expect no backlash? Buhari goofed... pure and simple!

oscarnoble:
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Antoeni:
Buhari as an honest man who does not prevaricate has only given a voice to a glaringly challenge which others know but too afraid to mouth it because of political expediency.

Cromcruach91:
Well, yeah...but we still need the improved equipment to serve you better...and we need better salaries...all of us doctors,nurses,pharmacists, etc...

Cromcruach91:
Define 'functional' ? How much is the amount budgeted for health care?

Note that we have to

1)Import most of the equipment we use in our hospitals...we don't manufacture any of them

Perhaps... We can equip our teaching hospitals reasonably well even if it is 1 per state or 2 per zone

2.)Maintain most of these equipment...which costs money.

Refer to my answer in number 1. Besides is maintenance of equipment a daily business? Periodic maintenance will be done as at when due.

3.Provide light 24/7 and water 24/7...which costs money(and now we pay more for the tiny power the DISCOS dash us).

Light perhaps but with solar power/inverter technology, this can be achieved albeit with high initial investment
This though can be done in phases Nationwide.

Also note that power generation is improving Nationwide with the investment in the power sector


4.)Pay for research work in the hospital.
Hospitals can seek for funding for their research work from corporate organizations home and abroad
Government can play an enabling role by providing tax incentives to these companies to encourage these initiatives.

5.)Pay for all the improved staff salaries and conditions of service that we expect when salaries go up when govt answers JOHESU AND NMA positively.

This government can pay higher wages (within reason) if leakages are blocked and people employed are sufficiently funded to meet their basic necessities and reminded of their sense of duty and patriotism in undertaking medical worl

6.)Buy drugs...which cost money too.(and you people would want them free of charge).

Not a problem.... Drugs can be sold at subsidized rates if need be but patients in urgent need of medical care should not be denied health care for lack of funds.

Thing is, you want $20000 health care at $200. Impossible.

BROS IT IS POSSIBLE FOR OUR HOSPITALS TO WORK AND WORK WELL IF CORRUPTION IS ELIMINATED AND PEOPLE EMPLOYED DISCHARGE THEIR DUTIES PROFESSIONALLY

Someone was complaining that Barbabra Bush lived long because of good health care in the USA...paid for by high patitent bills,high taxes, and high insurance premiums. If we were to charge that in Nigeria, whahala go land.

Cromcruach91:
Seriously we need health to have a budget in the trillions of naira for it to be up to international standards.

Health is not well funded here. Unless you want to tell me that our hospitals are all in good shape, and we hospital staff have been lying to you.

If we fight corruption, things will only get slightly better

Cromcruach91:
1.We doctors too want to be adequately paid by the same govt (lol!).

2.The problem is, you cannot expect much from a health budget of less than N700billion. In my opinion, the health budget needs to shoot up to three times that to ensure everyone is paid adequately...AND hospitals are well funded.

Which won't happen.