₦airaland Forum

TribalChair:
If dem Neva break one doctor leg, others no go stop to dey Japa....

Well, nobody dey doubt una proficiency and prowessness, Na because u know sey education dey cheap for diz country cause am Sha, "I go back on my ability and get that cert, after that, na Japa" stüpidd mentality, u fit pay change to get a cert but u no wan collect change to practice what u have been impacted with to the community wey make am happen, werey in white, u get sense so?, u for kukuma go abroad to get the cert nah, nobody go complain as big bag dey cloud ur reasoning, maybe over there after u don cough out close to 200k dolls, ur eyes go clear, idiaatsss

You just siddon one conner dey spit jebberish......so na today pipu from nigeria dey oversea to read....and who said medical education is cheap in Nigeria in comparison with our minimum wage? Are you for real?. When federal institution fees are going at the average rate of 1million naira per year, not to talk of those who went private and pay like 5million at the average per year.....to come out and get 100k per month job, you go even struggle.

You get the point brother ! God help us

Bluntemperor:
He de whine ni,e g. how heath personnel Not Trained a Doctor or Surgeon want to act as one? Na dangerous zone be thato!

Gerrard59:
We should actually establish more institutions to churn out more medical graduates (across all sub-fields) for export. Greater remittances, more avenues to learn new techniques and grasp knowledge. I betoken that more japa folks will return within a decade, with their return, they come with a higher skill-set and experience.

The Philippines, India, Nepal and Indonesia do this. We should do the same. India even has ease of work visas as part of any trade agreement it wants to sign with another country.

Within a decade.... Hahaha. Very funny. Try 2 to 3 decades.
Oh and they're not coming to serve Nigerians, they're coming to get money from rich people living in Nigeria who never had much of a problem to begin with.

Tell me how that solves the problem of 95 percent of Nigerians exactly

abdsamad:
Within a decade.... Hahaha. Very funny. Try 2 to 3 decades.
Oh and they're not coming to serve Nigerians, they're coming to get money from rich people living in Nigeria who never had much of a problem to begin with. Tell me how that solves the problem of 95 percent of Nigerians exactly

If you say so, I do agree. However, they send remittances which have been useful to many in Nigeria. First-generation migrants send a greater proportion of remittances. We should increase that pool of Nigerians in the abroad to dilute the present second-generation and third-generation Nigerians, who are only "Nigerian" in the name. Nothing concerns them with send money to Nigeria o.