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Jolene95:
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DuBLINGreenb:
Waste of money

Invest in people not buildings those buildings are or will be empty and abandoned bet me

It is the people you invest in that will build and develop the country

The "Teaching hospitals" only increase price of properties in the area making life even more difficult

The hospitals were emptied as doctors stole the properties and equipment and took them to their private clinics

The doctors and health workers are always on strike

Nigerians don't do any sort of insurance let alone life insurance so that 9 billion naira is not justified

Except these hospitals will be 100% free then it's Misplaced priority if you ask me

I suggest we suspend Government clinics for now allow private ones to grow but they must be atleast 80% Nigerian owned if possible subsidise and give loans to medical practitioners to start their hospitals and clinics you would see how the health sector will be greatly improved and instead of giving over 4billion every 2 months Nigeria can instead make that amount in tax and revenue monthly

Nigerian health workers abroad will come back to atleast get a piece of the pie even foreign doctors will want to come and the industry will be lucrative for both the practitioners and the sick people who will have more choices and cheaper options wards will be less crowded and services more efficient.

After this growth government can make incentives for hospitals to offer free child birth as an example or make it mandatory for hospitals to give a certain amount of free treatments every year or month
Hospitals will grow like mosques and churches

Government can never cover the length and breadth of Nigeria adequately with hospitals and they shouldn't

Your Last statement most especially is trash! Thank you.

When Nigerians are ready for revolution, they will realize that this country is stinkingly rich and can sort out most of their problems.


Just hold the government by their blokos... They will vomit the money. But Nigerians... I pity them.

Enoch07:
buhari is working!!

Not a single one of the hospitals that have received their allowances is in the SE though, he is working all right

Na COVID-19 make this possible

What a shame

I lost my aunt on Thursday morning because she couldn't be readmitted into UBTH due to the strike.

God punish nigerian government.

I'm fucking sick and tired of this country.

I can't take it anymore. The straw has broken the camel's back, once travel restrictions are lifted, i need to get out of this jungle or quit medicine.

My exams were cancelled due to COVID 19.

God forbid i do residency in nigeria. I can't raise a family here.

Thank God something good came out of it this time.

I'm angry and sad and crying at the same time.

I'm just tired, I'm happy for them but can't be happy.

DuBLINGreenb:
Waste of money

Invest in people not buildings those buildings are or will be empty and abandoned bet me

It is the people you invest in that will build and develop the country

The "Teaching hospitals" only increase price of properties in the area making life even more difficult

The hospitals were emptied as doctors stole the properties and equipment and took them to their private clinics

The doctors and health workers are always on strike

Nigerians don't do any sort of insurance let alone life insurance so that 9 billion naira is not justified

Except these hospitals will be 100% free then it's Misplaced priority if you ask me

I suggest we suspend Government clinics for now allow private ones to grow but they must be atleast 80% Nigerian owned if possible subsidise and give loans to medical practitioners to start their hospitals and clinics you would see how the health sector will be greatly improved and instead of giving over 4billion every 2 months Nigeria can instead make that amount in tax and revenue monthly

Nigerian health workers abroad will come back to atleast get a piece of the pie even foreign doctors will want to come and the industry will be lucrative for both the practitioners and the sick people who will have more choices and cheaper options wards will be less crowded and services more efficient.

After this growth government can make incentives for hospitals to offer free child birth as an example or make it mandatory for hospitals to give a certain amount of free treatments every year or month
Hospitals will grow like mosques and churches

Government can never cover the length and breadth of Nigeria adequately with hospitals and they shouldn't

why should the healthworkers abroad come back.

Do they look like jesus that will die for your sins?

Let them stay where they are.

Sebi you guys have babalawo and pastors

funmisticqueen2:
I lost my aunt on Thursday morning because she couldn't be readmitted into UBTH due to the strike.

God punish nigerian government.

I'm fucking sick and tired of this country.

I can't take it anymore. The straw has broken the camel's back, once travel restrictions are lifted, i need to get out of this jungle or quit medicine.

My exams were cancelled due to COVID 19.

God forbid i do residency in nigeria. I can't raise a family here.

Thank God something good came out of it this time.

I'm angry and sad and crying at the same time.

I'm just tired, I'm happy for them but can't be happy.

Really sorry to hear about the loss of ur Aunty.

We spoke about the system for a long time, but people thought we hated Doctors. The country is not safe for medical and health care professionals. Most Doctors leave naija only to discover that they weren't really practicing medicine.

I don't know how far you are in your journey, but if you can, dont pitch your tent in Naija. In the UK there are far too many Nigerian professionals rejoicing every day for making taking that step to leave naija. Try and expedite this step too.

Bigiman

Cheers

FlordFlorez:
yes, a friend of mine received hers yesterday.

Which Hospital?

Enoch07:
buhari is working!!

In your small world..oh yes he is.

MrBigiman:
Really sorry to hear about the loss of ur Aunty.

We spoke about the system for a long time, but people thought we hated Doctors. The country is not safe for medical and health care professionals. Most Doctors leave naija only to discover that they weren't really practicing medicine.

I don't know how far you are in your journey, but if you can, dont pitch your tent in Naija. In the UK there are far too many Nigerian professionals rejoicing every day for making taking that step to leave naija. Try and expedite this step too.

Bigiman

Cheers

thank you. I've started, but COVID 19 has delayed my plans.

I just hope the CMDs and their cabals will not take a huge cut in the money.

mrsjoanalege:
https://businessday.ng/health/article/fg-releases-n4-5bn-to-31-teaching-hospital-says-nard-strike-will-end-soon/

PaulH07:
Which Hospital?

FMC, Owo, Ondo State.

Are federal tertiary institution health workers not captured in this hazard allowance?

My hospital staff have all received except for essential clinical corpers who never took break like their counterparts during the peak of the pandemic. The corpers were told to wait till on monday so the hospital can sort out clinical from non clinical corpers. I hope that money does not enter voice mail.

initially all health workers were mentioned attached to different MDAs, but it seems they are paying only those in FMC and federal teaching hospitals because they released the money to them.