Here is a photo of Nigerian trained medical doctors in Europe..everybody on A and E call that very day dis pics was taken happen to b nigerians

yunqdady:


I'm not doing penis measuring competition with you.
I'm out.

smiles.. yea no one is doing any competition with u over anything..
every professions has its ups and downs, but what we medical aspirants, students and respectable medical graduates have done is weigh the ups and the downs, and decide to focus more on the ups , strive towards the ups, develop passion for the profession despite been fully aware of the downs, and derive maximum fulfilment in it..
and for the issue of Nigerian doctors struggling with plab and usmle, well those exams are tough for everyone and not just Nigerians alone..despite d various challenges Nigerian medical students and doctors face , they are still one of d international doctors with a very high success rate in plab and uslme( intact there is a publication where Nigerian doctors abroad were acknowledged to b one of d best internationally trained doctors in terms of competence, hard work, and skills...
like I said earlier, no one is competin with u, but dont come to a medical forum and begin to falsely downgrade the profession...

yunqdady:
Dear aspirants, I repeat, get enough information about other courses. Search yourselves deeply and question why you are hell bent on Medicine.
Don't be deceived, medicine is not el dorado. It's a different thing when you believed you are called. When you are passionate about it. Then you can do anything to get it but if ur motivate is borne out of mere fantancy or some esteem complexes or even the monetary reward, hmmm, you are on your own.

Finally, stay away from pharmacy if you are not interested in business aspect or very brilliant and good with cramming plus chemistry. Pharmacy is the thoughest. If you insist in pharmacy, private university is better.

Ignore all typos please

if u had started your argument like dis no body wud av attacked u...
and stop trying to create a rift between medicine and pharmacy student here...
i guess u were cinvinced about your choosen carrier, why not advise aspirants to follow ur path..state ur carrier categorically..stop hiding behind nursing and pharmacy to throw stones at medicine

yunqdady:

Jamb form? You people are so limited. Life's bigger than Nigeria. I'm done with my international exams, just awaiting ease on travel ban to get out of this useless country.
You people should aim at that. Nigeria has nothing in stock for you.
Read your books, graduate and leave(if you pass your international exams). I'm not your problem

bros pls leave all these rants..yea i am still a student, a final year medical studnt with few months to grad befor d corona...during d corona i run PP with 2 differnt hospitals with a monthly pay am sure is higher yours even as a 'professor' ...so pls just forget about your rants and lets constructively engage each other's profession...just state your profession and see how wrong a mistake u av made ..and if u don't mind, kindly do well to to state the name of the international exams you have passed and waiting for biden to lift d travel ban..state d exams and leave d scrutiny for me..u can't just come here and rant

yunqdady:

These are part of the hard truth we wish we were told some 10years back when we just came out of secondary school. I know at least one person here must need these hard words to make them avoid unnecessary mistakes.

i finished secondary school 2009( 12 years ago) wrote my extern external Waec while in ss2(2008) with straight C's...so my guy, I think we re at par, tell me ur profession

yunqdady:

Jamb form? You people are so limited. Life's bigger than Nigeria. I'm done with my international exams, just awaiting ease on travel ban to get out of this useless country.
You people should aim at that. Nigeria has nothing in stock for you.
Read your books, graduate and leave(if you pass your international exams). I'm not your problem

that's what I'm saying, tell us your profession, u gonna get another jamb form eventhough u now a professor not just U.S. but pluto

sweet12345:
plant biology FUTMINNA 500l beauty Ocheni

are you the beauty ocheni from Victory, 2009_set?

David2O:


Simply create a thread in conjunction with your partner Zeeknow3245, elaborating why you think the choice of MBBS should be reviewed among upcoming students.

Your campaign doesn't fit here, unless you would like to label yourself as an Anti-MBBS. Stop invading this territory!!!

Baba MrEgghead, there is a number of doctors/MBBS students here yet, nobody wants to respond except you. If you're less busy, download Chess and play . Sometimes, it's an insult to prove oneself right.

people have been responding to him not just mrEgghead...
its our collective responsibility to always correct wrong impressions from the less/ uninformed...cos so many medical aspirants visit this thread and they don't deserve to be made to feel bad or wrongly informed by people like dat younqdaddy guy...its weakness to falsely downgrade a profession in a bid to upgrade yours..
he said something like he dislikes medicine cos many people are going in for it...his reason is so unfair..

Au79:

sorry for u OGA...if your are proud and bold enough, say your department let me know where to direct my argument to..its only are coward that hides under the leverage of anonymousity to throw stones at others...say your department and let's start...my department is medicine and surgery

I actually wanted to reply the dude since but I don't know where to direct my argument to as well.. I don't want to drag on nurses cos e may not even b a nurse...to the guy, pls just tell us ur profession ..u can't b falsely downgrading medsurg under the comfort of been anonymous.. lets hear your department first so i can start tellin you some facts dat will make u want to pick the closest jamb form

all that is required in medicine is for your brain to b able to register large load of stuffs at a very short period of time, store them for long period of time and produce/retrieve those stored stuffs as quickly as possible when asked of u..

yusman14:
Medicine is also sub-branched...the textbooks are for both semesters too...half for first semester while the other part in second semester...it depends on school though.. textbooks are very important in my school because sales of handouts is prohibited...it is not allowed...so we gat read from textbooks..

how is medicine also sub-branched at the level of undergraduate..
let me give u a pix of wat medicine at the level of undergraduate means...imagine all the engineering causes (mechanical, chemical, civil e.t.c ) are merged to form a course called say GENERAL ENGINEERING.. this General engineering is what Medicine and surgery entails..in medicine u offer complete biochemistry, physiology, anatomy, medical microbiology , pharmacology( note these are Individual courses people study for 4years) then then u touch the whole branches of medicine and then surgery...
secondly, the MB exams is not just semester based, but u are asked questions from 2years' work including oral exams that u av just 10-15minute to proof that ur stuffs are still intact .now after undergraduate, there is an exam know as primaries, here u will b asked detailed questions from 200l wup to 600level..this continue and continue till u retire..
medicine may not be d most complex brain tasking course( I give dat to physics, maths and those aerospace guys) but medicine is unarguably the most cumbersome and bulkiest course requiring highest level of brain retaining capacity in the world

Olarewajub:

Pinned by the mod. Typical in every section here on Nairaland

tnx

just out of curiosity, why is this thread not sinking.. its been on top for weeks now despite the few comments

Oluwaseun1995:
Guys are always having issues with Zeeknow3245, please be soft on him

I'm telling u but I must confess the guy is very knowledgeable considering his age and present educational exposure, he is yet to gain admission but knows what is happening even up to area of specialisation in medical fields..and in like 80% of cases he is right.
Op, I understand your drive and the reason y u want to study medicine and trusy me that drive is all u need to scale through medscul..but on a lighter note, and like what zeeknow opined, medicine never ends, as a matter of fact, u are just starting after your mbbs decree except u want to be a general practisioner..to b candid with u its goin to b a very long and stressful ride filled with probabilities and tension and at a point, u gonna regret doin it considering your age presently..I understand that u wanna help d sick, but doctors are not the only ones that help d sick..in nursing, pharmacy, radiography, after your first decree, your carrier kick start, but in medicine u get to spend another long years and stress in a residency again; a pathway that will enable u specialize ..these are just some of the things u shud consider if u haven't.. but if u have considered everything, the pros and cons of starting med at ur age and some of the sacrifices u will make( there is a diary written by one TONYE001 guy, pls go through it) then its a good one, and like another poster aptly said, past question, past question, past question.. the need to study past question cannot b overemphasized.. u can take 30 minut to study just 1 question, read it, refer to ur texts, analyse d question again, identify the catch in d question, digest the topic from which d question was asked, look for other similar qiestions from differnt years and solve dem ..

tayewomi:
is school of nursing not a good choice to university degree in nursing?try checking uch nursing fees it's about 250k and if u through with the school of nursing u can further in noun or any other distance learning schools

no matter how expensive scul of nursing is, the honest truth is that Bsc nursing is still (far)ahead for now..infact there was a time when scul of nursing was goin to b scrabbed..and their results rendered invalid..scul of nursing has so many disadvantages as compared to Bsc nursing..
to the op, why not continue the Food science, then try to apply for Bsc nursing..ur age is still ok..u can get married while still in scul

hmmm from art to medicine its like moving a fish from salt water to fresh water..its two extreme ends..its not just by writting another waec, u av to be grounded in science courses or else you won't even cross 100l..I'm sure u don't know d full meaning of DNA or have an idea of wat Nitrogen 1 oxide or lysoxome means... you have alot of work to do but its attainable..yes it is..find a good scul, start from SS1 afresh as a science student, be grounded in it, then take jamb and waec again..

Although BLOOD GROUP STUDIES cannot be used to prove paternity, they can provide unequivocal evidence that a male is not the father of a particular child. Since the red cell antigens are inherited as dominant traits, a child cannot have a blood group antigen that is not present in one or both parents. For example, if the child in question belongs to group A and both the mother and the putative father are group O, the man is excluded from paternity. The picture below shows the phenotypes (observed characters) of the offspring that can and cannot be produced in the matings on the ABO system, considering only the three alleles (alternative genes) A, B, and O. Similar inheritance patterns are seen in all blood group systems.

https://www.britannica.com/science/blood-group/Paternity-testing
https://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/paternity-testing-blood-types-and-dna-374/#:~:text=In%20cases%20of%20questioned%20paternity,to%20all%20of%20his%20offspring.
therefore with as low as 1k, a blood group system testing can proove with absolutely certainty that a man is NOT the father of a child, however if the child blood group shows some match, then a step should be taken further for DNA test

Zeeknow3245:

So we're cool?

ya, no qwams

Amarachibaby:
Please can someone tell me between RADIOGRAPHY and MEDICAL LAB oSCIENCE which is more competitive

In my opinion, I may be wrong though, I think MLS is more competive for now in terms of gaining admision..and in terms of life after scul, MLS has more opportunities also, they can easily set up a private lab, but for radiography, setting up a private practice is not too easy cos those Xray, and CT and other of ther equipments are damm expensive, so they mainly rely on government work..

Zeeknow3245:

I didn't intend to insult you don't be offended. Take a look at what you said."if he is not tackled, people will think he is telling the truth". What does the statement signify bro? I am not here to discourage anybody from medicine. It is the best in the world infact I have been saved by a doctor and nearly killed by one but the harm done these days are alarming.
I know of a guy in uniport who died of Leukaemia and he had been treated for malaria for 3years. Late Gani Fawehmi was being treated for Pneumonia for years and he died of cancer. The Lists are endless.
You have done well by saying the right and somewhat fair things. Is it that the NMA are letting things slide? There's a hospital at the back of my house that gives "Nurse Elizas" TESTIMONIAL for completion of Nursing apprenticeship.
Thank you for changing my opinion. No harm intended.

NMA is trying but there is a limit to which they can go..the whole matter is very complex..you are right, some doctors truly involve in professional negligence but most times d gravity of d negligence as to be very
great and obvious , it wil b far below the minimum care required for d patient and dat the negligence is the actual cause of death or very severe morbidity before u d patient( or relative) can win the case in court and dats how it is in most countries in d world except USA ..
those nurse Eliza stuffs ehn, If not for politics and corruption the nursing council of Nigerian shud av long won the case for d stoppage of that auxillary stuff...

Zeeknow3245:

So i will Lie with my father's death and my own health? God how can somebody be this cynical?

no am not saying u lied with your father' death...am saying u may have misunderstood the cirmumstance related to his death..
and pls stop the insult

OyedejiIfedayo:

Nice response sir.
I so much appreciate your understanding and analysis. Apart from the matter of Mr Zeeknow of which I am trying to be indifferent I concur with your points. And I wish to use any ability I have in the future to limit the amount of medical error.

I didn't directly mention the condition of the lady (niece) I mentioned earlier. It was related to PLEURAL EFFUSION, which I suppose needed draining of trapped fluid and passing of sterile talc powder to prevent more fluid from storing up, may also require certain therapy. So I didn't know why it took too long to diagnose pleural effusion, as I was told the doctors later admitted to the condition at the late hour. Well I am not trying to dig into anything.
The daughter of this scienctist is half way through med school and other cousins are soon to be doctors. That's where I get some of my motivation from. Instead of blaming doctors he decided to train doctors (not compelling anyone) and support them reminding them of what they need to do and how delicate the profession is.

u correct sir. massive pleural effusion indeed needed drainage..that is a major error on the doctors part....
the way the scientist handled the case was exceptional

Froshchuksswart:


You even have time to be responding to him

I need to o..his comments are very misleading, they can discourage so many prospective hard working med students and aspirants.. if he is not tackled, people will think he is telling the truth

"...but u shouldn't say doctors don't make little mistake"
i never said doctors dont make mistake..
but your narrations are so full of inconsistencies.. that's why I wud really appreciate if u answered all the questions i asked u earlier up about ur dad..
zeeknow your post has always been against doctors, there was a thread u created saying doctors have high libido and saying all sorts of thrash..u may not hate doctors as u claimed, which i doubt, but u are obviousely obssessed about doctor..
well today I'm free and I believe u are too so let's clear things up..
u still dodging all the questions I asked u earlier

Zeeknow3245:

What are you saying? My pastor's wife was a victim of a Doctor's error.
Ok what about me? I was complaining I couldn't breathe properly and I had never had any issues of breathing In my life. I wasn't asked to go for test. I was given Sabutamol,Theophyline and Azithromycin on three different occasions. I was charged a total of 18k. As a Doctor who must have had an experience of nothing less than 25 years, will common sense not tell you that you are treating the wrong thing? I couldn't walk for 2 good weeks neither could I eat properly. It was another Doctor that treated me when I was a kid that told me to go test my cholesterol level,H.pylori,ECG,Blood pressure and blood count. I spent bloody 40k for this. That was when he prescribed both Natural drugs; Ugu and milk and Esomeprazole and Calcium tablets with some little drugs.
I am not saying all Nigerian Doctors are not effective but many are incompetent regardless of the facilities involved. Is it MRI scan?ECG or PET I myself and family can't pay? But you shouldn't say that Doctors can't make little and clumsy mistakes. Pray you don't see bad thing in this life.
My fellowship leader is a Doctor, a Paediatrician consultant in Ijanikin and he has a Big clinic majorly for children so stop saying I am castigating Doctors because I did not want to study human Medicine.
If is by Doctors you mean, I have them as Cousins, Church members and Head of church departments.

egbon its not out of place for a a doc to administer salbutamol or theophilin empirically for a suspected to having air way tract obstruction..respiratory distress is a fvckin emergency and u don't wait for test to come up before u start something. he gave u azithromycin to probably take of any bacteria infection..in ur first post u said d doc ordered wrong test and here u saying no test was ordered..
u said the real disease u had was gastroesophageal reflux disease right..so u had GERD with no burning sensation on ur chest or abdomen..rather ur own GERD presented with difficulty in breathing ..
guy answer this question, how did u know u had GERD na..or is it from the blood pressure and cholesterol test and ECG and, wat did u mention there again sef, is it from those test u were confirmed to having GERD?

Zeeknow3245:

The beat reading was in the ECG guy.

hmm so u mean cos of beat rate a doctor request for ECG...
i asked u few questions on your first post..pls can u do well to answer them..this is a public forum, lets allow the readers decide the veracity of your accusations..

OyedejiIfedayo:

You can't totally blame him/her Sir.
When a person dies I believe it's God's doing, this is how I stop my self from blaming anything or anyone especially if it was something that could be averted.
Yes you are right sir but I believe you are a more experienced person so I want you to offer something that helps the more.
You don't know how painful it is when you discover that it was the doctor's actions and inefficiency that killed your loved one. Imagine the experience of a medlab scientist, his niece was sick and taken to the hospital, so he went to visit the niece and discussed with the father. For someone with many years of experience he guessed what type of case the symptoms show, but the doctors at the hospital (a teaching hospital) requested for expensive tests that were not going to help. The scientist was somehow confused and went to research some more also making contact online and later found out he guessed right and doctors are doing the wrong thing. He tried to contact the doctor/doctors at the hospital but they were adamant and kept on defending their methods. This is an hospital where MLS and Docs were rivals so it was difficult to put through. So the Scientist went to search for other nearby affordable hospital capable of carrying out the procedure so he can recommend to his brother but most were far and little bit expensive for his brother (father of his niece). Before resolutions were made the girl died in care of the doctors.
A year later he met a new doctor(probably NYSC) at his own hospital and during a casual discussion he mentioned the case of his niece, then this doctor said it is a simple procedure (after acknowledging that the scientist made a right conclusion) commonly done at a teaching hospital he graduated from. When I heard the story as I am related to the victims, I started thinking; could it be that the teaching hospital can't take care of such or was it wrong diagnosis, or Doctor Ego? There are other cases from the same teaching hospital.
Now imagine those who discovered that Doctors inefficiency killed there loved one how would they feel especially when they here of other similar stories. There's another case of i/v with higher glucose administered to diabetes patient in a standard private hospital. Yes no one is above mistake but for health care practitioners the mistake should be minimum and comparison with other countries tell us the errors in our health sector is gross.

I think we need better working condition for health care workers and better regulations including rules that will eliminate any stupid rivalry between health workers. And I am in total support of creating easy way to sue doctors for suspected misconducts. I know there are current rules but we need a better one.
When you say that some things like ECG can't be read easily except by taking time or if read by an experienced specialist. Please in a sane environment shouldn't a doctor take enough time to eliminate errors in saving the life of a patient.
Also eliminate the ideology that those who failed to study MBChB hate doctors, Sir. If the scientist I mentioned earlier also complains, that's what some doctors would say but rather it's because of instances where he had good suggestions but was rejected because of he is a scientist and not a doctor.
This is the doctor ego that has caused some people to believe that doctors are one of most arrogant professionals. Many doctors are not like this but the few that are like this are ruining the reputation of this sensitive profession. This ego needs to be fought before you start convinsing those who hate doctors for their ego.
If better regulations are made and doctors are not always covering up for those who made mistakes there would be changes.

So, I am trying to work my way to improve working conditions for health workers and even give more encouragements. I am not studying mbbs to do so. If someone is also working to reduce doctor's misconduct I won't stop him if he is not bias.

I hope you get my points Sir.

I understand your point sir...I truly do..
but truth is medical error is pandemic, that is its not just limited to nigeria alone..as a matter of fact, there was a time when death due to medical error was among top 5 causes of death in the united state...and sir, I'm not in any way trying to defend doctors or deny the fact that Nigerian doctors make mistakes but wat I'm trying to say is that some "mistakes" people accuse doctors of making are not mistake..a times the doctor knows what he is doing and if u not in the field u will never understand.. so unless people stop bringing up false accusations on doctors, the ones with real accusations wont b taking seriousely( like what is happening in false rape accusations cases now)
secondly sir, I never mentioned that those who fail to study medicine hate doctors, as that is not always the case...but pls if u can take a minute to go through all the zeeknow325 guy previous topics and post u may come up with similar conclusion with me
to the medlab scientist guy u said. well truth is that his accusation may be correct since u said he confirmed from multiple sources..however you should also note that some of this tests doctors order for can look seemingly inappropriate that even a medlab scientist may not know why the doctor ordered for it- the work of the medlab scientist is just to run the test and give accurate result. hmmm ok for instance a patient may present with lets say abdominal symptom such as vommiting, abdominal bloating, pain and even constipation and the first test a doctor may request is Fasting blood sugar for diabetes if he(doctor) is suspecting diabetic gastroparesis of course based of the history he got from d patient nd his personal examination..now this test may seem inappropriate to even a medlab scientist and he may not know why d dr requested for the test cos he isnt the one dat took the history or examined d patient..hope u getting my point..
the truth is dat some errors u claim doctors make, like d one d zeeknow325 said can't even b made by a 400l medical student..how can a a qualified doctor miss high pulse rate in a patient who presented with cardiovascular symptoms..bringing up such petty accusations always will only make those with real accusations not listened to..

Zeeknow3245:

How can somebody have over 200beats and it wasn't obvious? There should be sanctions. Many can't read simple ECG,Radiograph and test results. NMA should do something before the bad eggs crumble every single thing. I won't be a medical Doctor that is for humans. But when I finish my Veterinary degree and work for sometime I will go for my Law degree. I am gonna fokin hunt criminal Doctors who are there to sustain diseases even little like malaria and typhoid without treating them. Nigeria go know me.

someone can have 100000 beats and it wont be obvious..you have to feel the pulse rate and count it or take your time to interpret it on an ECG..brother medicine is beyong internet and google stuffs cos u sound like someone who is really spending time on google..
hmmm you call reading of ElectroCardioGraphy , radiographs and some test results simple? bros there some ECG tracings, radiographs and test results that can only be interpreted by cardiologist, radiologist and pathologist respectively only and those specialties take minimum of 4 years to attain after 6years of MBBS..
so you want to finish veterinary medicine and start law for the purpose of hunting medical doctors, write another WAEC, jamb all over again for law..so u will be practicing law during the day and vet at night..just look at what a Nigerian youth is spewing abeg..
av gone through ur previous posts and topics about doctors and i can say your hatred for medical students and doctors is palpable, it has weight and is occupying alot of space in your heart..the medicine u once loved and opted for in jamb is what u now loathe..zeeknow u dont have to feel that way ok, its bad energy..vet medicine is also a nice and lucrative course, its a proffesional course..it tedious, cumbersome and they withdraw students alot. pls channel your energy towards achieving great feets in your vet, its high time you started appreciating what you have now or else u gonna loose it too..vet cannot be used a second choice..it needs your passion, all of it or else u will be withrawn..thanks

i'm so sorry for your loss zeeknow..please accept my condolence..the death of a loved one can be so demoralising and atimes may cloud ones sense of true judgment..i'm not implying that you dont know what u saying sir however i feel there is need for you to clarify some things I highlighted from your statememt if u dont mind

Zeeknow3245:

It is a touching story and its painful. I know how painful it is when you're not being appreciated by your countless effort. DrSagna more power to your elbow.
I almost lost my life to bad Doctors
how do u know the "doctor" that attended to you is truly a qualified medical doctor. many allied health workers and even community health workers and traditonal peeps parde themselves as doctors in private clinic and hospitals..u can easily mix them up
because of Wrong Diagnosis and tests. I was given sabutamol , Theophylline and Azithromycin for GERD instead of esomeprazo
u sound very knowlegeable about your illness, the tests and even the "right" drug to take, why did you bother going to a doctor? to test him?
pls can u tell us the complain you presented with? and some of the "wrong" test the doctor ordered
My dad did not survive. He was treated for malaria,low blood level
how do u know your dad was teated for low blood level, tell us what and what was done as regards the "low blood level" what do u even mean by low blood level? are u refering to anemia..if u meant anemia, well there is a connection between malaria and anemia..malaria lyses red blood cells in the process of their life cycle, this releases haemoglobin which may cause anemia and haemolytic jaundice(though commoner in children).
His test shows that his heart beat was way higher and the Doctor did not see it
high heart beat above 100 is a form of arrythmia called tachycardia..fever generally including sever malaria fever presenting with very high temperature nd anemia(amongst other criteria) may cause tachycardia, treating the malaria fever may have been able to correct the high pulse rate. maybe the doctor knew what he was doing..just maybe..pls what was your dad complaint that made him go to the hospital
..He was transferred from a Private Hospital to Naval referral hospital then LUTH where he died of Arrhythmia
am so sorry sir. pls what did they say caused his arrythmia
If you were the Child whose father was diagnosed wrongly for things obvious. How would you feel about Nigeria Doctors neglec
"for things obvious" hmmm u really sounding like a professor in medicine..u so sure of yourself.

congrats to all candidates who beat the cutoff point, the chance of getting admission is 100% I can assure you

prahcetomi:
Hey guys, so I just passed my Mb exams. I need book recommendations for path and pharm.

congrats doc...at least for now you will rest from Brachial plexus and layers of the s.c.a.l.p
( but pls don't discard the knowledge o cos u gonna need them in medicine an surgery and ofcourse in primaries)
well for histopath I will recommend Robinson pathology

you all saying the physical protest should be this year would u want a situation whereby only 20 abi 30 nairaland students will come out that day? the need for online publicity first before we go to the streets can not be over emphasized.. no whatsapp group has been created yet, no awareness on instagram or twitter, even on facebook nothing . infact even for our own Nairaland its not on front page yet..you think protest is what you decide today and tomorow u carry it out? online protest is still a form of protest- it as, in some occasion, proven even more effective than the physical protest..lets use this year to publicise it, let every nigerian student get the privilage of hearing about a protest that will kick off soon..let nigerian student anticipate it and prepare very well for it..let the information concerning the protest go viral first , so that the turn out that day will be massive..
i badly want this protest to happen, lets not joke about it and end it up by just ranting on nairaland..
let a logo b created, let the logo flood social media, let the logo carry something like #CountdownToEndAsuuStrikeProtestJanuary4th2021..
well this is just my opinion as an aggrieved student who suffered the 2013 six months ASUU strike, 2months 2018 strike, medical consultants strike, numerous internal strike and now 9months ASUU strike..
so OP belive wen I tell u I share your intense pains and frustration but let's get it well this time, let this protest not end like d #endasuu protest carried out by some few students some months ago
To those I insulted earlier in my post, APOLOGIES