₦airaland Forum

tamonokare:
Shut up ! Be reasonable for once. I know how much you hate the Fulanis and Hausas but this is not the time for such nonsense.

namiji2598:
bros even us the northerners are not employed!!
If ur father self na senator, u for dey employed even if n abia state u dey

fabienjoe:
Lol! Have you ever been to any hospital where there is an interview for recruitment of doctors? You see them in their hundreds even when the vacancy could just be in tens. The scarcity of health personal in Nigeria is structural. Large parts of Nigeria are undeserved, yet many doctors are unemployed. Its not necessarily about those that left the country. In fact many left because they could not secure a decent job here. Many state governments cannot afford doctors. Local governments are not even in the equation, yet they are needed everywhere. Good careers are only found in federal institutions and few state hospitals. That's the real problem - absorptive capacity of the economy, not necessarily scarcity..

modsfucker:
I don't do no cow business.. I collect huge amount of money from the Government coffers monthly, while you're there wallowing in pains. How about that?

TooMuchStuff:

When almost all the available vacancies were fully filled with Hausafulani Muslims northerners in all MDAs since 2015 till date ??

All na wash

Aliyumichika:
NDLEA,IMMIGRATION,NSCDC,NAVY,all these works u mentiond are security works. [color=#000000] NDLEA,IMMIGRATION,NSCDC,NAVY,all these works u mentiond are security works. [/color] NDLEA,IMMIGRATION,NSCDC,NAVY,all these works u mentiond are security works.

SweetCunt97:
If you b fulani graduate, u for done get job. U hausa? Kanuri?

DabuIIIT:
Alumajiri

ogbuefi677:
oga,the only reason you see large number of doctors in interviews nowadays is that ppl have all run away from most part of the north to the south.

namiji2598:
see English, soon they will start blabbing that northerners are illiterate and uneducated

SweetCunt97:
That's not English but Pidgin.. Abi u no sabi ni

fabienjoe:
That has always been the case. It's not about nowadays. There are currently more doctors in Nigeria than the system can absorb. A good number of them are underemployed.

namiji2598:
u mean "u Hausa? Kanuri?" Na pidgin?
Madam go sit down and learn pidgin, if dat crab na him be pidgin den u still dey learn work for where pidgin dey!!!!
Go back to that statement of urs and read the fvcking last statement

SweetCunt97:
Well, it's the reality on ground mr man. Everyone knows it so if you offended by it, omo go hug transformer.

chatinent:
Who did we offend O Nigeria!

namiji2598:
1. U need to work on ur English

2. u need to visit some other parts of the country for your self and see things for ur self and stop believing in some election campaign points to live ur life with
3. Good luck in ur abroad base husband search

tamonokare:
Shut up ! Be reasonable for once. I know how much you hate the Fulanis and Hausas but this is not the time for such nonsense.

ogbuefi677:
lolz.
Why do you people boldly profess fallacies publicly?
These statistics are all over the net.
WHO recommended doctor to patient ratio is 1:600.Nigeria has 1:3500.UK has 1:300 yet they keep employing our doctors everyday.
MDCN said they have graduated about 80k doctors but only 40k renewed their licenses last year. Divide approx 200 million Nigerians by 40k,that gives about 1 doctor to 5000 citizens.And even among that 40k ,many are no longer in active practice, they only renew their licenses so they can be able to legally do the occasional phone consultation once in a while.
There are more doctors seeking for residency spots compared to what the teaching/tertiary hospitals can absorb.That is what you erroneously assume to mean that there are excess doctors.
Another factor salary disparity which makes everyone want to work in hospitals owned by the fed govt plus doctors will also like to work in urban areas where at least there better schools and other social amenities for at least their families.
You have to also consider the fact that many doctors desire job satisfaction,it is painful being in a hospital where the only thing available to work with is paracetamol tablets.
In this country,there are several local govts with 1 or 2 doctors in a whole local govt or haven't you been to the north even b4 the insurgency?
The health centers you see in the local govts are supposed to be well equipped and manned by medical doctors or do you know the cost in terms of lives when accident or emergency patients have to be carried several tens of kilometers to better equipped hospitals?Why do you think the life expectancy is so poor in Nigeria?
My last response on this.

fabienjoe:
I think you are the one missing the point. I never said Nigeria has enough doctor to patient ratio. A doctor cannot work for free. Reeling out WHO statistics is not the issue. The fact is that the Nigerian system cannot afford enough doctors for it's people even though they're available in the country. Most underemployed Nigerian doctors may not bother with licence renewal. Many Nigeria villages have no doctors not because there are no doctors to work there but they can't afford one.

TooMuchStuff:

When almost all the available vacancies were fully filled with Hausafulani Muslims northerners in all MDAs since 2015 till date ??

All na wash

modsfucker:
It is not Alumajiri, it is Al-muhajir meaning emigrant, and you're right cos I left my State for Abuja, and I'm enjoying it, while you probably have never been to Abuja, talk less of residing there. Let's sustain this status quo and see.

Should I increase the volume please?

Girlbestfriend:
I honestly love how you're handling this bants. Not everytime we have to play in mud. Kudos

modsfucker:
It is not Alumajiri, it is Al-muhajir meaning emigrant, and you're right cos I left my State for Abuja, and I'm enjoying it, while you probably have never been to Abuja, talk less of residing there. Let's sustain this status quo and see.

Should I increase the volume please?

DabuIIIT:
Sifia pains.


Alumajiri