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KillMNKnow:U ARE A BIG FOOL |
Doctors are humans too. They have families Nigige. Pay them jor. |
NorthernSerene:That's a stupid comment if u ask me. These Drs have been requesting for what is due to them for 5yrs. There request has never changed buh the government keeps dribbling Dem with signing memorandums upon memorandums and becos of the empathy they have for the citizens they go back to work. This time they say no no until it is done to prevent further strikes and ur here supporting nonsense. Leave this guy's to survive jor. They are humans too |
dubaino:Wetin the Drs do u? |
If u see sth wrong say it. Stop talking nonsense bro. Can u even survive alone on 25k in this country? And how true is this info. ivolt: |
hayqiumba:pls which betting site is this |
Pls which bet site be this solalal36: |
I believe they shud do an autopsy on that man. Ppl wey dey use 2by2 for Dem head never die na shoe |
Alexun:Guy I think na u dey yarn Nonsense. Hospitals are on ippis. Most government mdas are on it and they are not complaining. Lecturers no gree becos of dem selfish interest. They want to chop here and there. Thieves. pls stop defending a wrong thing. Na why we dey always go backward for this country. Nonsense |
Abouwaza:so many things are gud here |
Our lecturers are trying so hard to legalize stealing. The shud join ippis simple and stop this nonsense if they don't have a plan. Or we beat them up in their hz and flog the ones wey get other businesses or their pikin dey foreign land. Nonsense |
hayzedsmart:No corper Dr will allow himself to be used as slaves when boys dey find Rd commot this 9ja |
Ericsdm55:how many corper Drs dey each state. They can't even serve a department. |
Pimpmaride:Chai ur talk no make sense |
frog12:Na Jealousy go kill u |
Caleb17:I think ur sick. Has the government paid what is due to them. Stop this ur Nonsense before thunder that hates wicked ppl like u kill u join |
frog12:In the last strike the Doctors went for, was anything done for them? Make una no dey yarn rubbish |
GreenDee:Get ur facts right before talking. Get a job if ur jobless |
GboyegaD:My brother na ur grandfather will come treat u in the hospital. My brother u will be a dead animal by tomorrow |
Judolisco:shut up if u have nothing to say. Politicians don't earn money. No use ur head well before u talk |
OBku4:cos the government only knws hw not to pay them. Get things straight |
Caleb17:say what u knw mumu |
U just dey open mouth up and down without thinking. Do u knw some health workers risk their own lives on a daily basis. From patient relatives and the disease condition they are treating. Do u knw how many healthworkers have died in the process so pls think before u talk hidhrhis: |
Pls say what ur sure of. No dey yan nonsense. Do u think what they are requesting for is just for them. Is for all health workers which includes those u called. I don't knw why ppl don't read and just start talking. U shud asking why are other health workers not on strike. Is simple. The Drs fight for them too. Have u asked ursef why only in Nigeria. Why are Drs in Ghana complaining? So better stop talking if u have nothing to say. Correcto: |
Pls say what ur sure of. No dey yan nonsense. Do u think what they are requesting for just for them. Is for all health workers which includes those u called. I don't knw why ppl don't read and just start talking. U shud asking are other health workers not on strike. Is simple. The Drs fight for them too. Have u asked ursef why only in Nigeria. Are Drs in Ghana complaining. So better stop talking if u have nothing to say. Correcto: |
An OPEN LETTER To The Honorable Minister Of Health Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria Dear Honorable Minister, I bring you very warm greetings from my family and all men of good will who wish you well in office and who hope that you would leave your feet marks on the sands of time in the Federal Ministry of Health when this job comes to an end. I am writing to you through this medium, not only as a concerned Medical Doctor ( an Elder for that matter) but also because I am a Past President of NARD - the Association currently on strike. I do not want to bore you with the history of the Nigerian health sector and how little progress we have made since 1960 because I know that in your exalted position as the Honorable Minister of Health, you are already conversant with that history. I also do not want to bore you with the struggles embarked by the NARD since 1982 to better the lot of Nigerian Health Sector and the healthcare manpower. What has ignited the fire in me to write you is the pronouncement made on National Television by your very good self threatening to sack all and any of the striking Medical Doctors if they do not go back to work by Wednesday the 17th day of June 2020. Honorable Minister The path you are threading now is one which many of your predecessors trod in times past and it did not yield any fruits at all. It's an old weather beaten path which has neither generated good will nor solved any problems, rather it had always created more problems. I am certainly sure that the Honorable Minister knows very well that NARD is the fulcrum of health care service delivery in Nigeria and whatever will affect its membership would surely derail any plans at improving the health care sector which your good office has envisaged in this your time. And so, if NARD is on strike, it only means that she has explored all avenues at peacefully reconciling the differences between her and the Government of President Muhammadu Buhari and as the Honorable Minister of Health, your responsibility is to protect the interest of the Government and the Health care workers. So when you issue a threat of sack on the Doctors, it is akin to reading the riot act and that is only practicable in a Military setting. We are practicing a civilian democracy (I hope we are) and such approaches at commanding and threatening are tools that will always fail because they negate the rights of the individuals to express themselves freely. COVID - 19 happened on Nigeria and the Government entered into an MOU to ensure that Medical Doctors and other health care workers are adequately protected. Information at my disposal has it that up until now, the hazard allowance is yet to be paid (3 months after the MOU was signed), the PPE is yet to be made universally available and accessible, the Life and accident insurance scheme is yet to be activated and the people talked and shouted so much that their voices became hoarse and then they decided to withdraw their services as that is the only tool they have; what do we have as the first reaction - a threat to sack! As I write, more than 150 Medical Doctors excluding other health care workers have tested positive to the corona virus and quite a number has died. Honorable Minister You do not beat a child and ask him not to cry As an Elder, I took a long look at the matter and decided to write you to offer a piece of advise which though is completely unsolicited for. And I am doing this because my people say that "An Elder does not sit at home and watch a she-goat deliver with ropes round her neck" I want to advise that the Honorable Minister kindly withdraws the threat to sack Resident Doctors, engage them in a dialogue through extraordinary means and find a quick solution to the reasons why they went on strike in the first place. That to me is what can help this matter at this stage I thank you for reading and do kindly accept the assurances of my highest regards Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JP Abuja |
An OPEN LETTER To The Honorable Minister Of Health Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria Dear Honorable Minister, I bring you very warm greetings from my family and all men of good will who wish you well in office and who hope that you would leave your feet marks on the sands of time in the Federal Ministry of Health when this job comes to an end. I am writing to you through this medium, not only as a concerned Medical Doctor ( an Elder for that matter) but also because I am a Past President of NARD - the Association currently on strike. I do not want to bore you with the history of the Nigerian health sector and how little progress we have made since 1960 because I know that in your exalted position as the Honorable Minister of Health, you are already conversant with that history. I also do not want to bore you with the struggles embarked by the NARD since 1982 to better the lot of Nigerian Health Sector and the healthcare manpower. What has ignited the fire in me to write you is the pronouncement made on National Television by your very good self threatening to sack all and any of the striking Medical Doctors if they do not go back to work by Wednesday the 17th day of June 2020. Honorable Minister The path you are threading now is one which many of your predecessors trod in times past and it did not yield any fruits at all. It's an old weather beaten path which has neither generated good will nor solved any problems, rather it had always created more problems. I am certainly sure that the Honorable Minister knows very well that NARD is the fulcrum of health care service delivery in Nigeria and whatever will affect its membership would surely derail any plans at improving the health care sector which your good office has envisaged in this your time. And so, if NARD is on strike, it only means that she has explored all avenues at peacefully reconciling the differences between her and the Government of President Muhammadu Buhari and as the Honorable Minister of Health, your responsibility is to protect the interest of the Government and the Health care workers. So when you issue a threat of sack on the Doctors, it is akin to reading the riot act and that is only practicable in a Military setting. We are practicing a civilian democracy (I hope we are) and such approaches at commanding and threatening are tools that will always fail because they negate the rights of the individuals to express themselves freely. COVID - 19 happened on Nigeria and the Government entered into an MOU to ensure that Medical Doctors and other health care workers are adequately protected. Information at my disposal has it that up until now, the hazard allowance is yet to be paid (3 months after the MOU was signed), the PPE is yet to be made universally available and accessible, the Life and accident insurance scheme is yet to be activated and the people talked and shouted so much that their voices became hoarse and then they decided to withdraw their services as that is the only tool they have; what do we have as the first reaction - a threat to sack! As I write, more than 150 Medical Doctors excluding other health care workers have tested positive to the corona virus and quite a number has died. Honorable Minister You do not beat a child and ask him not to cry As an Elder, I took a long look at the matter and decided to write you to offer a piece of advise which though is completely unsolicited for. And I am doing this because my people say that "An Elder does not sit at home and watch a she-goat deliver with ropes round her neck" I want to advise that the Honorable Minister kindly withdraws the threat to sack Resident Doctors, engage them in a dialogue through extraordinary means and find a quick solution to the reasons why they went on strike in the first place. That to me is what can help this matter at this stage I thank you for reading and do kindly accept the assurances of my highest regards Dr. Jerry - the First Oguzie: JP Abuja |
What have they done to deserve this. Sometimes I don't really understand this FG. U expect them to see patients with ordinary masks and u that don't see wear N95masks. U in government is paid allowance for newspaper and the doctors are pleading for hazard allowance. U get mind to even cut down the health budget just to provide billions for the control of pests in the north and another 27 billion for renovation of a house in abj. Now is time to stop this nonsense. This government needs common sense I swear. If I am the one, they won't see my leg in the hospital. |
[quote author=ferdvict2 post=90441495]Like how much? [/quot how much are they paid |
Ur already a wicked father to ur children. Ur selfish |
Awesome! if they like let them all go to Saudi Arabia or fcking forcefully take them all away to north Korea for reeducation. They're feeling like they're not Nigerian because of cramming drugs name and guessing symptoms and diseases. I prefer google to fcking mediocre Nigerian doctors.