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Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by Nobody: 1:33pm On Jun 09, 2016
phantom:
Are you aware that doctors in some centers have not been paid December salaries? What month are we in nowhuh

You want a law saying "no work,no pay".
What of a law against "working with out pay"?

Please before you criticise,ask what the grouse is.

PS: The doctor is a human like you.
He buys in the same market as you, buys from the same filling station and his kids do not go to school free.
Are you paying attention to the dude? Hez prolly still in school, collecting money from mummy and daddy and doesn't understand what responsibility is or perhaps one of the johesu pipu.
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by mikaelzX(m): 1:43pm On Jun 09, 2016
otswag:
well, USA isn't d only country other than naija existing. Dr's in England went on strike recently.
That strike was even a first of its magnitude in the history of the NHS. We still have a long way to go
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by Compliant(m): 2:11pm On Jun 09, 2016
phantom:
Are you aware that doctors in some centers have not been paid December salaries? What month are we in nowhuh.
YOU JUST SHUT YOURSELF IN THE LEG

JUST A FEW DOCTORS ARE BEING OWNED DECEMBER SALARIES BUT HAVE BEING PAID FOR ALL OTHER MONTHS INCLUDING THAT OF MAY 2016 WHILE MAJORITY HAVE BEING PAID IN FULL UP TO LAST MONTH . YET YOU GUYS DECIDED TO EMBARK ON STRIKE .

ONDO STATE WORKERS HAVE NOT BEING PAID SINCE JANUARY THIS YEAR AND HAVE BEING WORKING AND ONLY WENT ON STRIKE FEW WEEKS AGO

EKITI STATE WORKERS HAVE NOT BEING PAID SINCE JANUARY THIS YEAR AND HAVE BEING WORKING AND ONLY WENT TO STRIKE FEW WEEKS AGO

WHAT OF OSUN AND ABOUT 15 OTHER STATES?

NONESENSE
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by Compliant(m): 2:14pm On Jun 09, 2016
sapiosexual1:
Are you paying attention to the dude? Hez prolly still in school, collecting money from mummy and daddy and doesn't understand what responsibility is or perhaps one of the johesu pipu.

YOU SURELY NEED HOT SLAP SO THAT YOUR BRAIN CAN BE RESET TO FACTORY SETTING
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by cfbadj: 6:27pm On Jun 09, 2016
beebeet813:
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this webpage is fake and not from MTN
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by MCeeShort(m): 1:26am On Jun 10, 2016
JustHere2Observ:
And where will you or your family get the health care needed. Why not pray the government give them what is due. Most of them are been owed salaries and are not even paid any presently and they have families to feed and care for. No one can function properly with such conditions. Most hospitals are not equipped with basic facilities to help the sick, yet the government wants them to work with with virtually nothing.
I'm not afraid of getting sick.
Most of these doctors run private practises and when they're on strike their hospitals get the patients.
Even when they're not on strike u find a doctor in a tertiary healthcare facility referring u to a private clinic!
They can fool every other Nigerian but I've seen too much of these doctors to ffeel any form of sympathy for them. They can strike all they want. Bunch of bloodsuckers they are!!!
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by JustHere2Observ(f): 1:32pm On Jun 10, 2016
MCeeShort:
I'm not afraid of getting sick.
Most of these doctors run private practises and when they're on strike their hospitals get the patients.
Even when they're not on strike u find a doctor in a tertiary healthcare facility referring u to a private clinic!
They can fool every other Nigerian but I've seen too much of these doctors to ffeel any form of sympathy for them. They can strike all they want. Bunch of bloodsuckers they are!!!
True but most private hospitals dont have the facilities a tertiary hospital has and how many Nigerians can afford to see a doctor in a private hospital.
Re: Resident Doctors Suspend Proposed Strike by MCeeShort(m): 6:00pm On Jun 10, 2016
JustHere2Observ:
True but most private hospitals dont have the facilities a tertiary hospital has and how many Nigerians can afford to see a doctor in a private hospital.
That's why I get upset each time this doctors go on strike. They have no conscience!
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