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Mishydoo:
Good Riddance....No time for Iranu

wadetaw202:
Yeah, the new doctors who love to suffer without salaries should please go and apply. Our brothers doing house job at osogbo government hospitals were not paid by aregbesola. Other house officers from other states were now contributing money and sending to those doctors in osun state every month. Do you call that life? If you are a doctor, you will understand the pain aregbesola is taking them through. But I suspect you are not a doctor. So, your reaction is understandable.

Mishydoo:
Good Riddance....No time for Iranu

Mishydoo:
Most f dem r so eager to strike cos dey hv dia private clinics...If u dnt knw,dey mk more money when on strike

wadetaw202:
Spare me that your idea of "eager to strike". Would they have gone on strike (no matter how eager they are) if aregbesola had paid their salaries? Your reasons is so shallow and unreasonable. You owed someone several months salary only to offer him just a fraction of one month salary and here you are giving some unreasonable excuse for your boss aregbesola. Put yourself in their shoes. Work for several months in a place without pay and your employer offers you a fraction of just one month and let us see how you will react.

Mishydoo:
You talk as if they are d only ones affected,arnt you in ds country...??Havnt u hrd of bail out funds issues...If dia mates/colleagues are willing to accept d same conditions for work it means it isnt so bad after all...Do u even know how many Drs are out der in looking for Jobs...dont be unreasonably sympathetic,Oda civil servants have d same problems and dia managing,everyone is managing...


Let dem continue,lets see if having No Job is better than being owed by d govnt.

wadetaw202:
Spare me that your idea of "eager to strike". Would they have gone on strike (no matter how eager they are) if aregbesola had paid their salaries? Your reasons is so shallow and unreasonable. You owed someone several months salary only to offer him just a fraction of one month salary and here you are giving some unreasonable excuse for your boss aregbesola. Put yourself in their shoes. Work for several months in a place without pay and your employer offers you a fraction of just one month and let us see how you will react.

Mishydoo:
You talk as if they are d only ones affected,arnt you in ds country...??Havnt u hrd of bail out funds issues...If dia mates/colleagues are willing to accept d same conditions for work it means it isnt so bad after all...Do u even know how many Drs are out der in looking for Jobs...dont be unreasonably sympathetic,Oda civil servants have d same problems and dia managing,everyone is managing...


Let dem continue,lets see if having No Job is better than being owed by d govnt.

tpiaobsession:
Is any medical doctor running for a governorship position in the southwest?

Currently there is only one governor who is a doctor, and after elections, doesnt look like any southwest state has a doctor in that position.

offtopic.


What we have currently I think is:

Lagos, Accounting

Ogun, Accounting

Ekiti, Scientist, or Biological Science

Oyo, Accounting or Business Admin

Osun, Engineer

Ondo, Physician (doctor), but elections are this year or next year.

HzRF:
Femi Makinde, Osogbo
The Osun State government has advertised vacancies at hospitals in the state, a move apparently aimed at getting replacement for doctors, who are currently on strike.
The advertisement, which was signed by Sunday Olajide on behalf of the Head of Service, Mr. Sunday Owoeye, was aired on the Osun State Broadcasting Corporation.
The broadcast led many to conclude that Governor Rauf Aegbesola had sacked the striking doctors, who went on strike since since September 28, 2015.
The state government had threatened to fire the doctors if they failed to resume work on Friday.
The governor said on Thursday that the civil service rule to effect that would be implemented on Monday but that did not happen.
The President of the Association of Resident Doctors, LAUTECH, Dr. Adeyinka Owolabi, when contacted told our correspondent on the telephone that he also listened to the advert.
He said, “We are still on strike. Nothing has changed but I heard on the television- government advertising vacancies of doctors. They are promising them the stipends that we are rejecting.



“We have approached the court before this and we are waiting for the date of the hearing of the matter.”
The doctors rejected half salaries which the state government is paying and embarked on the strike after their ultimatum.
Meanwhile, the Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital have embarked on an indefinite strike following the expiration of a seven day ultimatum given the government.
The Secretary of MDCAN, Dr. Tokunbo Olajumoke, confirmed this to our correspondent on the telephone.
He said, “The strike started 8am this morning at the expiration of the ultimatum. So we are on strike


http://www.punchng.com/breaking-aregbesola-sacks-striking-doctors/ what av seen so far on punch article is that these so called pdp sponsored doctors want to frustrate aregbesola effort in government while in office. it won't work cos' we are looking it closely.
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HzRF:
Femi Makinde, Osogbo
The Osun State government has advertised vacancies at hospitals in the state, a move apparently aimed at getting replacement for doctors, who are currently on strike.
The advertisement, which was signed by Sunday Olajide on behalf of the Head of Service, Mr. Sunday Owoeye, was aired on the Osun State Broadcasting Corporation.
The broadcast led many to conclude that Governor Rauf Aegbesola had sacked the striking doctors, who went on strike since since September 28, 2015.
The state government had threatened to fire the doctors if they failed to resume work on Friday.
The governor said on Thursday that the civil service rule to effect that would be implemented on Monday but that did not happen.
The President of the Association of Resident Doctors, LAUTECH, Dr. Adeyinka Owolabi, when contacted told our correspondent on the telephone that he also listened to the advert.
He said, “We are still on strike. Nothing has changed but I heard on the television- government advertising vacancies of doctors. They are promising them the stipends that we are rejecting.



“We have approached the court before this and we are waiting for the date of the hearing of the matter.”
The doctors rejected half salaries which the state government is paying and embarked on the strike after their ultimatum.
Meanwhile, the Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital have embarked on an indefinite strike following the expiration of a seven day ultimatum given the government.
The Secretary of MDCAN, Dr. Tokunbo Olajumoke, confirmed this to our correspondent on the telephone.
He said, “The strike started 8am this morning at the expiration of the ultimatum. So we are on strike


http://www.punchng.com/breaking-aregbesola-sacks-striking-doctors/
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Johnnyessence:
what av seen so far on punch article is that these so called pdp sponsored doctors want to frustrate aregbesola effort in government while in office. it won't work cos' we are looking it closely

Johnnyessence:
what av seen so far on punch article is that these so called pdp sponsored doctors want to frustrate aregbesola effort in government while in office. it won't work cos' we are looking it closely

Johnnyessence:
what av seen so far on punch article is that these so called pdp sponsored doctors want to frustrate aregbesola effort in government while in office. it won't work cos' we are looking it closely

Super1Star:
As much as I detest strike, it is obvious that Aregbesola is an irresponsible governor, who single handedly ran the state bankrupt with his Commissioner for Finance.

There should be a law banning anybody working in the public service from having a private establishment . Most times, they always divert clients, customers and patients to their private practises. Some even end up using the little resources provided by government for their private practise.

omenka:
Wake up Mr Governor. This is not the kind of battle you should fight- you can't win it.

Descartes:
The law is in existence but there is noncompliance.