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Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Dpharmacist(op): 11:47pm On Jul 05
Pardon9ija:
Personally I don’t believe that any professional Nurse is paid 21K in 2026. My sales reps earns 70k and above with minimum of school sat.
It said 2022 not 2026.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by yemre: 1:00am On Jul 06
i dont believe this. 23k? even a cleaner would not receive 23k as salary!. if it is true, then it must be in a remote village and definitely not in the SW region
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by kernniejay(m): 3:35am On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
is Nigeria economy as productive as abroad or you think the money falls from heaven
Ok, so Nigeria economy is not productive yet the hospitals charge exorbitant amount to treat patient, it's the nurses that should bear the brunt of the bad economy abi?
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by jerayme: 5:54am On Jul 06
Tenses:
23k

I don't believe it.

Maybe it one of the mushroom nursing schools that is scattered in this so annoying country.
Infact I am a nurse. I earned even less.
Thank God I left that wicked country. Not perfect here but at least they pretend to respect your work and dignify every legitimate work no matter what.

I know nurses and med. doctor who don't even have jobs. They end up doing some other stuff to survive.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by nwakibe: 6:03am On Jul 06
Waterlilly:
most naija companies don't pay well. Dem don sub-contract everything, how can you pay a married man with family #93,000
We dey talk about qualification, you dey talk about marital status.
So if you have only FSLC, you should be paid 1M simply because you are a married man.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Gotocourt: 6:34am On Jul 06
digitalman2811:
If iam a nurse i will raise some money and travel out, so many hospitals out there are ready to employ nurses, take care of your travel and visa expenses including your dependants.

If I can't raise money to travel out, I will open a medicine store in a busy area and cash out big time.
Saudi Arabia
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Tenses: 7:05am On Jul 06
jerayme:
Infact I am a nurse. I earned even less.
Thank God I left that wicked country. Not perfect here but at least they pretend to respect your work and dignify every legitimate work no matter what.

I know nurses and med. doctor who don't even have jobs. They end up doing some other stuff to survive.
This is so sad.
Every passing day presents me with another opportunity to mourn why I am a Nigerian.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 8:00am On Jul 06
kernniejay:
Ok, so Nigeria economy is not productive yet the hospitals charge exorbitant amount to treat patient, it's the nurses that should bear the brunt of the bad economy abi?
it's not exorbitant
It's the current market value
We are just to unproductive to afford it(drugs from abroad, machines from abroad, bandage from abroad) all internationally priced just like oil,cocoa or silver
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Authoreety: 8:02am On Jul 06
Onucs:
While night nurses earn more than 23k for short time. It's crazy grin
Bad Guy🫣😅
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 8:07am On Jul 06
aestake:
So why is the govt stopping nurses from leaving 9ja sorry ass?.
because you voted for them to do so
They are doing so in your behalf since you like free healthcare so much

Now you realize it ends in slavery
How much do national assemblies, govs, and presidiot collect? It is lopsided, you know it.
they collect what you give them with your votes

You do not protest
You do not sanction them
You hail them
You invite them to high table
Give them honorary doctorate
Special guest in your churches instead of stoning them

Your are complicit
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 8:08am On Jul 06
ogolemati:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin franchasng come and help this guy
shebi only nurses need money in Nigeria Abi? Only they are important ba? You will learn the hard way
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 8:10am On Jul 06
femi4:
Docs pay are better cos of union

Its all about politics..forget the economy.

My agency used to be on 120k salary until the union move n play the politics they should be ranked in the order of big science n tech ministries
not because of demand and supply
Why didn't union ask for dollar payment like their abroad counterparts since it's just by union

How you take be doctor
I think say una de intelligent
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by armadeo(m): 8:10am On Jul 06
A registered nurse earning 23k is absolutely ridiculous no matter where the hospital is located.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 8:11am On Jul 06
Lekby25:
No nurse in his or her right senses will ever say he or she wants to earn more than a doctor.
so why is their hated between health workers if they know their place in the packing order
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by franchasng: 9:38am On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
what of security guards and police
Police are another set that need serious salary review and increase.


Also Nigeria should make it compulsory that before you become a Police Officer, you must have a minimum of OND
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by fixzycode: 9:55am On Jul 06
AirBere:
undecided undecided undecided

Steeewpeed post.

No nurse is collecting 23k. Even auxiliary nurses dont collect such.
My sister is a nurse and she earns #24k per month currently so what is the lie there
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by ogolemati: 10:11am On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
shebi only nurses need money in Nigeria Abi? Only they are important ba? You will learn the hard way
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin I don't like people with bad energy quoting me,where did you read nurses in my comments.please channel your frustrations elsewhere am not the reason biko

Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Thazard(m): 11:00am On Jul 06
Onucs:
While night nurses earn more than 23k for short time. It's crazy grin
grin grin grin
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by nwirinedu(m): 11:57am On Jul 06
Unless you re working in an oil company or a government hospital your salary as a nurse is not more than 50K, even as a registered nurse.

Its the most overworked and underpaid profession in the medical field, this is why nurses engage is other activites (which I cant mention here ) to make ends meet.

If you re married to one know that you are sharing her with male patients, this is why many nurses japa to countries where they are appreciated.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Solababa91(m): 1:23pm On Jul 06
Is she trained and professional Nurse? She is RN at least? I find it hard to believe if the answer would be yes.
fixzycode:
My sister is a nurse and she earns #24k per month currently so what is the lie there
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by Chibuezem(m): 2:41pm On Jul 06
franchasng:
The minimum salary a Graduate Nurse (BSN) should receive in Nigeria of today should be:

NGN350,000 starting salary for those working in the private hospital

NGN450,000 starting salary for those in the government hospital


And for Doctors, it should go like this:

NGN800,000 starting for those in private hospitals.

NGN1,500,000 starting for those in government hospitals.

NGN4,500,000 for consultants.


That's if Nigeria truly want quality healthcare
still poor
A house officer was earning approximately $1000 in value back in 2007 compared today
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by AirBere: 3:52pm On Jul 06
fixzycode:
My sister is a nurse and she earns #24k per month currently so what is the lie there
You simply don't know what you're talking about.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by femi4: 4:48pm On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
not because of demand and supply
Why didn't union ask for dollar payment like their abroad counterparts since it's just by union

How you take be doctor
I think say una de intelligent
That's against the law

All demands must be within the law
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 7:43pm On Jul 06
femi4:
That's against the law

All demands must be within the law
what law
8 meant dollar equivalent ogbeni,keep up
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 7:46pm On Jul 06
ogolemati:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin I don't like people with bad energy quoting me,where did you read nurses in my comments.please channel your frustrations elsewhere am not the reason biko
you're the one complaining of border pay not me.

Telling ppl the truth is not frustrating

Complaining is
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 7:47pm On Jul 06
franchasng:
Police are another set that need serious salary review and increase.


Also Nigeria should make it compulsory that before you become a Police Officer, you must have a minimum of OND
why
What makes ond more deserving than a school cert holder
Why not all for only professor emeritus
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by ogolemati: 8:47pm On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
you're the one complaining of border pay not me.

Telling ppl the truth is not frustrating

Complaining is
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin I don't like when you agbero union members quotes me.where did I complain in my comment abi na for your dream you saw it

Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by aestake: 9:32pm On Jul 06
MIKOLOWISKA:
because you voted for them to do so
They are doing so in your behalf since you like free healthcare so much

Now you realize it ends in slavery
they collect what you give them with your votes

You do not protest
You do not sanction them
You hail them
You invite them to high table
Give them honorary doctorate
Special guest in your churches instead of stoning them

Your are complicit
Which vote? Selection is now defined as voting in 9ja?
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by femi4:
MIKOLOWISKA:
what law
8 meant dollar equivalent ogbeni,keep up
so you dont know the law

Under Nigerian law and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regulations, the Naira (NGN) is the only legal tender for domestic transactions. By law, goods and services within Nigeria must be priced and paid for in Naira, and businesses cannot lawfully refuse it for settling local monetary debts
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by bigsmoke2(m): 10:21am On Jul 07
Segzy19:
Rubbish! Why the large disparity in the pay?

Doctors 1.5m, nurses 450k. Can you imagine
Nurses work flexible shift and get off days sometimes 2 to 3 days off after a night shift. if you calculate work done per hour. The nurse is still earning more than the doctor even with that pay. Some doctors especially those in training can spend 7 to 10 days of 30 days in a month doing calls in addition to their normal 8 to 4 . I will pick the 450k over the 800k if I get 2 days off after every night shift.
Re: When Nurses Are Treated Like This, Everyone Eventually Pays The Price by MIKOLOWISKA: 5:46am On Jul 14
Please read to comprehend not to reply
femi4:
so you dont the law

Under Nigerian law and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regulations, the Naira (NGN) is the only legal tender for domestic transactions. By law, goods and services within Nigeria must be priced and paid for in Naira, and businesses cannot lawfully refuse it for settling local monetary debts
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