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Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 5:56pm On Nov 24, 2014

ACM10:
he he he. . . I can't stop laughing. This your comment is as straight as cigarette stick. You can't treat unequal men equally. Even God treats archangels different from angels. So who are we to act differently.

i share your laugh too bro.
lets just see how long the "archangels" can run "heaven" witout the "angels".

the hospital can never function properly without JOHESU.
the doctors know that....JOHESU knws that and the FG knows that too.
lets see who wins this game of thrones.

Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 5:48pm On Nov 24, 2014

drered:
The pharmacists greatest dissapointment lies with the M.D's as they are threatened for no reason and basically ego driven.. Can you give a credible link to the supposed comminuque issued by grad. nurses? Because I clicked on the same link and nothing popped out + nurses are still on strike.. Where was it ever stated that cleaners are clamouring to be consultants? If that's your attempt at being comical then its a fail.. You got one thing right tho.. pharmacists are second to the M.D's ONLY in the hospital setting and I could understand from there why M.D's are so defensive but then the bigger picture is what matters.. The only reasons pharmacists made that alliance was that was the only logical way to make their actions effective..

you dont know much about pharmacists....do you?
see, pharmacists are not stuck to the hospital like you guys. they can always find a place outside the hospital. the doctors know that and so, in the actual sense, they are the ones feeling threatened by the pharmacists.
and because of their fears of losing most of their work to the pharmacists, they are fighting seriously to inhibit any form of growth in pharmacy education. Little wonder they were alarmed when the issue of PHARM.D came up. they knew that with any slight increase in the parmacists' clinical knowledge, they will be faced with stiff competition.
so dear, its the doctors that are feeling threatened by the pharmacists. and you know what?...i think the doctors "FEAR" secretly that shud the FG meet the demands of JOHESU, they will lose some of their respects and meet with stiff competition. that kinda explain the reason for their strike action. but dont worry sha....it will remain "our little secret".....hahaha

Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 5:25pm On Nov 24, 2014

Sylverbox:
you obviously have no idea of what doctors do. Sorry.

i do dear....i get the idea that they get training in all the health departments and bla bla bla.
well if u ask me, i tink its more of a jack of all trade, master of none stuff. more like a doctor knowing more about drugs than the pharmacist who spent his whole life studying drugs. thats imposible.
so, sorry to you too. i knw doctors can do "evrytin" but the hard cold fact is no doctor can do evrytin at the same time EFFICIENTLY.
besides what happened to practice makes perfect??.
the members of JOHESU have perfected their work for years. not even all the doctors put together can beat them in doing their job. thats the meaning of competence

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Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 5:24pm On Nov 24, 2014

Sylverbox:
you obviously have no idea of what doctors do. Sorry.

Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 5:12pm On Nov 24, 2014

ILIDEFI:
Doctors are not saying that JOHESU members are unimportant. They are only saying that everybody is not equal. All health workers can't be treated equally. It's impossible.
And lemme ask you, why do you guys lock up everywhere when you go on strike? You guys should endeavour to leave all hospital property as you go on your strikes, and see what doctors can achieve with medical students.
Again, is it not amazing that when only doctors go on strike, hospitals are shut down, but when the rest of the workers (over 90% of the work force) go on strike, skeletal services are rendered. It means that NMA alone matches up to over 7 or more JOHESU groups. Therefore each JOHESU group should only receive 1/7 of doctors' benefits. Hehehe

ofcos evry1 in the health sector is not equal that is why there is sumtin called RELATIVITY.
for peace to reign the international relativity in salary among health proessionals should be maintained and that includes other privileges like heading the hospital.
not the situation we have here in nigeria where one group gets all the pay for a team work and the other group get peanuts. that INJUSTICE MUST STOP and thats what JOHESU is fighting for.
as for medical students rendering services, thats no big deal. would luv to see how long that continue before u guys start fighting among yourselves. i suppose u will be vry content doing the work of a nurse or cleaner and running errands for ur superiors all your life after working so hard to get your MBBS cert just becos u wana prove dat you ar capable of doing without JOHESU. how laughable.

left alone for me, i would suggest evry1 in the health sector graduates with MBBS then we can have MBBS-nurses, MBBS-lab techs etc that way evry1 gets to be treated equally. very hilarious idea indeed.
my dear the hospital is like a vry fragile machine. it cant function without all its part working togeda; even if all the medical students in Nigeria are turned into errand boys and girls. the sooner u guys let dat fact sink into your heads, the better for evry1.

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Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 10:26am On Nov 24, 2014

omicron:
lol, see twisting of facts.

You should rather have said that the effect of the strike isnt as much cos patients still get to see their doctors

trust me, even u knw dt the hospital cant even function wen only cleaners go on strike not to talk of when the whole JOHESU goes on strike.
the sooner u guys understand that evry1 in the health sector is important, the better for evry1. besides there s strength in number grin

omicron:
lol, see twisting of facts.

You should rather have said that the effect of the strike isnt as much cos patients still get to see their doctors

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Health › Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by pharmguru: 7:30am On Nov 24, 2014

why would d public condem d strike wen dey ar fighting for a just cause?...which is fairness and justice in the health sector.
if i remenber well, NMA went on strike jst to frustrate the FG decision to meet JOHESU's demands inaddition to their outrageous 23 "commandments" to the FG. they left patients to die because of their selfishness and rivalry with JOHESU, & that's highly condemnable.
besides JOHESU did not just suddenly withdraw all services from the hospitals nationwide unlike NMA...they are not that heartless.
so my dear...thats why the public is silent

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Health › Re: Health Workers' Strike Paralyses Federal Hospital by pharmguru: 9:48am On Nov 19, 2014

i thought i read a post here dat d workers hv agreed to end d strike??
this is all so wrong and has to end.
even if d doctors wont accept, any1 wit common sense knws dt evry worker in d hospital is very important. but trying to prove dis point at d detriment of d patients is jst not right.
dey shud call off pls.

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Fan Dies After Lampard's city equalizer. by pharmguru: 12:20pm On Sep 23, 2014

NONSENSE!!

Health › Re: Residency Programme For Other Health Workers by pharmguru: 9:55am On Aug 24, 2014

matify: These people obviously are ignorant of what they are calling upon themselves.

I hope they still realise that a resident doctor is on a TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT and has a job and readings to do daily after which he must pass his/her exams within the specified period allotted for his sub-speciality or be booted into the unemployment market to start from GROUND ZERO.

Come and see and your life will surely never remain the same again CONSULTANT wannabe.

if u like after dey give us d residency programe, don't go to work again......bad belly grin

matify: These people obviously are ignorant of what they are calling upon themselves.

I hope they still realise that a resident doctor is on a TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT and has a job and readings to do daily after which he must pass his/her exams within the specified period allotted for his sub-speciality or be booted into the unemployment market to start from GROUND ZERO.

Come and see and your life will surely never remain the same again CONSULTANT wannabe.

if u like after dey give us d residency programe, don't go to work again......bad belly

Health › Re: Doctors Hit Lagos Streets To Protest Mass Sack (PHOTOS) by pharmguru: 10:19pm On Aug 18, 2014

lolzz......i saw a playcard by one of dem sayin "refurbish our hospitals" as if dat was d reason for d strike wen in fact d whole strike action was orchestrated to fustrate govt agreement with JOHESU. it ws wen govt agreed to JOHESU demands dat dey presented dier own 24 commandments.
eyaaa....our poor "honorable" doctors protesting in d sun. i bet u guys didnt see dis comming at all.

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Health › Re: Doctors Are The Best Hospital Managers, Study Reveals by pharmguru: 11:48pm On Aug 17, 2014

yessssssss...you are vry correct!!!
Doctors .....EXCEPT NIGERIAN DOCTORS!!!. we hv seen enof of their "good management skills" . tym to pass d baton.
go check ur history books of d eighties n compare wat d health sector used to be to d mess it is now....under d vry "gud leadership" of our "honorable doctors"

Health › Re: The End To 'medical Insurgency' By Dr Paul John by pharmguru: 12:24am On Aug 12, 2014

@poster
i knw u didnt write d post. so wenever u see d author tell him dis for me........
am sorry to say dis bt i tink you and ur kind represent evrytin wrong wit our health sector. and if u tink doin away with oda health professionals wil mk our health sector beta dan dt of Ghana, den u got a big tink coming.
you r right about JOHESU. it ws actualy formed becos dere s strenght in number. and as for d pharmacists; maybe it would interest u to know dat we are not stuck to the hospital like d odas. we can always find our place outside the hospital anyday anytime...its part of our training.
seriously with this kind of opinion about oda health workers, the nigerian healthsector is a colosal failure then. cos d "insurgency" will not end.

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Health › Re: Before You Continue To Drink The Rumoured Salt & Water Ebola Cure - READ This.. by pharmguru: 4:36am On Aug 09, 2014

emmaliver: If you are an undergraduate or you have
graduated and you took your bath this morning
with salt and water please in all honesty return
your school fees back to your parents, if you
are a health professional and you did same
Hmmm you are deadlier than Ebola. #okwu

God bless u...in fact dey shud return it with interest.
imagine a university student receiving health education from home when in d actual sense he is supose to be giving the education.

Health › Re: Ebola: Human Vaccine Trials Begin Sept by pharmguru: 3:04am On Aug 06, 2014

Lord ....i take God beg you. pls make this vaccine come true

Health › Re: Pharmaceutical Society Of Nigeria Faults Ministers Position On Doctor's Strike by pharmguru: 10:11am On Aug 01, 2014

i jst like this our PSN president. he knws how to argue his points well.
the health sector seriously need to be revolutionised!

Health › Re: EBOLA: Obiano Orders PPE For Anambra Health Workers by pharmguru: 11:23am On Jul 30, 2014

Kalvan: Just 400?

Ibo man, you want to shop the money abi?!
Omo Igbos.

how many your own governor don buy??.
bad belle

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Health › Re: Summary Of The Yayale Ahmeds Presidential Committee On Inter-professional Relat by pharmguru: 2:46pm On Jul 28, 2014

lolzz....oga Jona in trouble.
wen will all this requests be addressed??
looks like harmony in d healthcare is sounding like impossible now

Health › Re: Nigerian Doctor In UK Attacks Patient For Disagreeing With Diagnosis by pharmguru: 2:18am On Dec 27, 2013

Emzybrown: hahahaha you want an E-fight here?

if the guy has no sense of humour, dats his buisness... grin

Health › Re: Nigerian Doctor In UK Attacks Patient For Disagreeing With Diagnosis by pharmguru: 6:50pm On Dec 26, 2013

ooooh!!! so dey have finally carried their arrogant and always-right attitude to uk? SOME nigerian doctors are a disgrace to the medical profession and a slap to nigeria. d doctor must be an elder brother to lalaamed grin

Health › Re: NAFDAC Election In January, 2014: Pharmacists Write FG. by pharmguru: 4:33am On Dec 24, 2013*

stefikal: guy you dey para ooo

lolz....dnt mind those guys joor. they ar very quick in drawing analogy with USA wen the privilege concerned is for them.yet they dont want other health professionals to enjoy the privileges their colleagues in USA enjoy. well since USA is now the yardstick for measuring, lets adopt all their health practices and their pay relativity btw doctors and other health professionals as well. only den will peace rain in nigeria's health sector.

Health › Re: NAFDAC Election In January, 2014: Pharmacists Write FG. by pharmguru: 8:22pm On Dec 23, 2013

thepathologist: do u know that head of usa food and drug administration is a physcian? that is nothing if physcian, nutritionist,pharmacist or pharmacologist head nafdac. u can ask google about USA FDA. thanks.

and do you also know that hospitals in USA are nt only headed by physicians? it is nothing if pharmacists, nurses or lab technicians head the hospitals. u can ask google about head of USA hospitals.

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Career › Re: Learn How To Use Excel Spreadsheets For Beginners by pharmguru: 11:51am On Nov 20, 2013

@ OP when s d next tutorial due? grin

nice work bro....keep d gud work goin

Education › Re: Deadly Mistakes Undergraduates Make Unknowingly by pharmguru: 9:39am On Nov 10, 2013

i have asked myself this question a thousand times...if this strike were to last for 20yrs, is this how i will be waiting??
time to develope myself on some other skills. nice post....am enlightened

Education › Re: Chevron Scholarship Shortlisted Candidates Let's Meet Here! by pharmguru: 5:19pm On Nov 06, 2013

xtremrules: lol. Guy you de dull. The said na inter-bank transfer i guess that was why alert wasn't sent by the union bank. Just use your ATM and check yours na 175k. Have seen mine. Lol thank God!

hahahahahahahaha....guy u harsh o. finally got my own today!! am sooooooooooooooooo hapy!!!!
now i get to eat my share of d oil money....its now i knw that nigeria is realy an oil producing country!
hapy spending guys....but dont forget to drop ur tithes into my account o. lolz
cheers!!!!

Education › Re: Chevron Scholarship Shortlisted Candidates Let's Meet Here! by pharmguru: 2:47pm On Nov 05, 2013

Sanguine: Will someone please attend to my question...

sowie dear...guys here are anxious to get dier pay. the aplication for the scolaship

Sanguine: Will someone please attend to my question...

sowie dear....d guys here are anxious for dier pay. well registration for d scolarship starts arround febuary (dat is for dis year). its an online registration where u hav to fil som details and upload some documents. after the registration, u wil be invited for a test. dis yr the test held in may. after the test u wil be contacted via sms if u were awarded. i hop dat helps.

Education › Re: Chevron Scholarship Shortlisted Candidates Let's Meet Here! by pharmguru: 2:16pm On Nov 05, 2013

wait a minute!! are u guys sayin dey hv started paying??...i hv not gotten any credit alert ooo.

Education › Re: Updates From President Jonathan & ASUU Meeting by pharmguru: 9:31am On Nov 05, 2013

Youngzedd: This is serious.

All the sins

Can you shade more light .

I will start watching closer to my boy.

lolzz...not dat kind of sin sir. i meant d sin of not attending lectures yet ur name appeared on the attendance list. and also the nasty tins we say about our lecturers. these sins could be why the strike is stil lingering....so its confession time! lolzx

Education › Re: Updates From President Jonathan & ASUU Meeting by pharmguru: 7:49am On Nov 05, 2013

i thought dey said TB Joshua prayed for the strike to end??....father please forgive us all the sins we commited while in skul and let them call off this strike please.

Education › Re: 2013 CHEVRON Nigeria Limited Scholarship Awards. by pharmguru: 2:18pm On Nov 03, 2013

olmic13: yes oo...they are taking too long.....or are they not paying us this yr

dnt knw why dere s so much delay. but considerin d tym interval btw wen we updated our bank details for rembursment, and d tym d money actualy came in; i tink a lot of patience is needed. last yr awardees can hep calm us down if they tell us wen dey paid theirs.

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