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YOU’VE ENCOURAGED US TO PERFORM OUR DUTIES, RESIDENT DOCTORS HAIL OYEBANJI ON PAYMENT OF ALLOWANCES

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has commended Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji for being the first Governor in the country to pay the new hazard allowance and the newly adjusted Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) to resident doctors.

The association, in a letter co-signed by its President, Dr Dele Olaitan and Dr. Anaduaka Obinna, and dated June 1, 2024, said the payment of the hazard allowance and adjusted CONMESS would “go a long way to encourage resident doctors as well as improve their commitment to work and training”.

NARD equally noted with gratitude that the government of Biodun Oyebanji was the second to pay the Medical Residency Training Funds among State Tertiary Health Institutions in the Southwest region.

The Association expressed joy that Oyebanji’s gesture came at “a critical period of economic hardship during which many of our members are seeking to write their Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the Colleges of Training”.

While commending Oyebanji for his unwavering support and commitment to health care delivery in the State, the resident doctors stressed that the Governor’s gesture “is worthy of emulation” as it projects the Biodun Oyebanji-led administration as “one which listens and a glaring example for others to follow”.

“We wish to express our immense gratitude for your continuous commitment to the furtherance of the Residency Training Programme in Ekiti State Teaching Hospital especially as demonstrated in prioritizing the welfare of our members. Sir, you were the first governor to pay the new Hazard allowance and the newly adjusted CONMESS. We have also noted that your government was the second to pay Medical Residency Training Funds among State Tertiary Health Institutions in the Southwest region”.

“At this critical period of economic hardship during which many of our members are seeking to write their Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the Colleges of Training, the payment of these funds will go a long way to encourage the resident doctors as well as improve their commitment ti work and training. It is our belief that this feat is worthy of emulation and project your government as one which listens, a glaring example for others to follow”, the letter reads.

Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

This 'feet' from an organization like this is condemnable

Lol

No be all this chor chor chor, show workings. Meanwhile, na me be the best fashion designer in Nigeria, look at my profile if you be doubting Thomas.

This is a welcome development.
The health system of a nation should be given utmost priority.
We need to encourage our health personnels with good renumeration to allay the exodus of them moving to another clime in the name of well paying job.

That's commendable of Gov. Oyebanji, may God continue to strengthen him and grant him wisdom to lead my Ekiti people. Ipinle omoluabi.

Medical doctors should be the highest paid set of civil servants, followed by other health professionals, security, education, legal, works and engineering, and finance. Others can be well taken care of by private sector and big coporations.

I have thought of it, that without your health, everything else in life becomes meaningless.. even money.

Nard should pay people to crosscheck their letters

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That’s the right way to go.

I don't know why doctors are behaving like this!!!

They can't address the shortage of doctors but are quick to appreciate little money.

What is wrong with these my people sef?

Hungry doctors

derecho:
Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

No die a bitter soul

Good

Gov Oyebanji always in the news for good reasons. We need men willing to serve. Kudos to him.

derecho:
Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

The current Ekiti governor is exceptional

It is propaganda because the governor did not send them on a year long strike like Peter Pandora Obi ba ?!

derecho:
Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

blowjohn:
I don't know why doctors are behaving like this!!!

They can't address the shortage of doctors but are quick to appreciate little money.

What is wrong with these my people sef?

derecho:
Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

Since he didn't come from your zone is now propaganda. Why is it that you people are always bitter. Abi na bitter leaf they take bath una. It is on major newspapers and you are still been pained.

derecho:
Propaganda as usual...
Anyways, I just came to see that his funny face like someone wey wan wan go toilet.

It's a propaganda since it's not coming from your serial party defector or his men. Deluded obirodent miscreant.

Front0lane:
It is propaganda because the governor did not send them on a year long strike like Peter Pandora Obi ba ?!

We need more doctors, not more money for doctors.


Money won't reduce the stress.

blowjohn:
I don't know why doctors are behaving like this!!!

They can't address the shortage of doctors but are quick to appreciate little money.

What is wrong with these my people sef?

Are the doctors the cause of shortage of doctors?

Otti is really doing well in Ekiti

Lol

Good one there H.E Oyebanji.

lekonso:
Are the doctors the cause of shortage of doctors?

Doctors are the problem of doctors.

They shud tackle government on the task of making sure that all medical schools are accredited.

Every now and then medical schools in the country lose their accreditation status.

Look how bitter they are.
Obi kept doctors at home 8 months, they didn't complain.
Bunch of airheads

Please can I ask a question
Is Ondo state has been casting out from Nigeria because I couldn't hear it's name since other states have been commissioning projects to celebrate one year