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wengerjay: Hello Sir/Ma,u cant compare medicine with Nursing.Politics apart,my secondary school mates dat ended up studying medicine were the best in our secodary sch days,the very average ones studied nursing and i believe this is stil the trend these days.It is just unfortunate dat there is lawlessness in the land,a commercial driver can jst wake up one day and say he is a pilot in Nigeria,nobody wil challenge him.Govt shd visit other countries and see hw hospitals are being run their.We all know the truth and the truth is dat most of our best read medicine.

Hahahahahahahahaha Best brain indeed. Doctors this days are pushed either by money or influence. Emdex is the Doctors Guide this days. Please don't make me laugh again. Doctors these days are really not capable of their jobs. Instead they lay their incapability to the Nurses and Lab. Scientists. So Bad.

5sigma: The doctor is the leader of the health team. No matter how long an air hostess has been flying, she cannot become the pilot. The other health workers should go and write JAMB, obtain admission to study medicine and then become suitable candidates. Thing is,no matter how long the wind blows the mountain can never bow.enuf said!

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Very Funny. Doctors have begin to feel the heat. I know the cause of this. Its just monetary. If all Health personnel of same level is paid same salary, I tell you being head would be a problem. Nobody will care about responsibility.

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NOTICE OF INDEFINITE STRIKE
THE HON MINISTER OF HEALTH,
FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH,
FEDERAL SECRETARIAT,
ABUJA.


DEAR SIR,

NOTICE OF FIFTEEN (15) DAYS –FINAL ULTIMATUM.
The Joint Health sector Unions (JOHESU) met on Tuesday and Wednesday 17th and 18th of April 2012 at the NANNM’s National secretariat, Abuja to review all the pending issues that have been a subject of negotiation between her and the federal ministry of Health since more than three years ago.
After exchaustive deliberations, it was observed that despite series of meetings held with the Federal Ministry of Health, the demands of JOHESU remain un-attended to. It was therefore resolved that a fifteen day(15) final ultimatum be given to the Honourable minister of Health and the federal ministry of health to meet the following demands of the unions or face an indefinite strike from the 7th of May 2012.
The Issues In Contention Are:
1. Non-Skipping Of Salary CONHESS 10 The need for the Head of service to withdraw the circular which prohibits further skipping of salary CONHESS 10 in the Health sector, an award that members have been enjoying since 1982.
2. National Health Bill: JOHESU has called on the Federal Ministry Of Health To constitute a stakeholders conference to agree on grey areas contained in the National Health Bill before it is re-represented to National Assembly for passage. Up-till now, the FMOH had refused to do so.
3. Presidential Committee Report On Harmony In The Health Sector:
-JOHESU noted that since November 2011 when the report was formally presented to the Honorable Minister of Health, no action has been taken to constitute a white paper committee for its implementation despite series of calls for immediate implementation by the unions.
4. Promotion Of Health Professionals From CONHESS 14 To 15
Despite the fact that the National council of establishment has approved the schemes of services that enable health professionals to be promotable to Director’s post on col 17 (CONHESS 15) to the tertiary health institutions have refused to promote our qualified members as necessary. We therefore call for the promotion of these members without further delay.
5. Consultancy& Specialist Allowance
In December 2010, the current health minister unilaterally issued an internal memo which stripped other health professionals who had earlier on had been appointed and recognized as consultants of their consultancy status stating that only medical practitioners were qualified to be so designated. Despite convincing evidences to the contrary, the Honourable minister of Health has refused to restore their consultancy status. Similarly, those health professionals who are qualified to receive specialist allowance have been derived. We call for the restoration of this status and immediate payment of specialist allowance to all those who are duly qualified to receive the allowance
6. Call Shift And Other Professional Allowances.
In 2009, it was collectively agreed that call duty allowances would be negotiated and concluded. Despite incessant request and National industrial court rulings on the matter, the federal ministry of health has refused to meet our demands. We demand urgent negotiation of call duty, shift and related allowances as soon as possible.
7. Request For Implementation Of 2008 Job Evaluation Committee Report.
Although the FMOH wants a new job evaluation report to be carried out, the JOHESU want the extent report of 2008 to be implemented first before embarking on a new one.
8. Re-Constitution Of Boards Of Managements Of Teaching And Other Tertiary Hospitals
JOHESU has observed that, the former practice whereby eight to nine persons who are medical practitioners used to form the membership of a fourteen members Board of each Teaching Hospitals whereas only one(1). Person used to represent the interest of more than fifteen other health professional groups is no longer acceptable to our unions / professional Association. We therefore request that not less than eight ( members of the management Board should be drawn from registered unions and Health professional Association in the sector.
9. Need For Review Of Retirement Ages
JOHESU demands that the retirement age of health sector professionals and workers should be reviewed in line with their university staff counterparts since it has been accepted since 1982 that staff of universities Teaching Hospitals and Research Institutes shall enjoy essentially similar conditions of service.
10. Appointment Of Honourable Ministers Of Health
The assembly of health professional Associations and JOHESU had drawn the attention of Mr. President to the dangers inherent in appointing medical practitioners alone as health minister via our advice and warning Mr. President went ahead to appoint the two ministers of health from the medical practitioners constituency without anyone from the allied health professional group. We are seriously opposed to this position. Therefore, we call on Mr. President that when he is reconstituting his cabinet the present ministers should be relocated while atleast one member of the Allied Health Professionals is appointed to achieve the most expected harmony in the health sector.

Yeah I am so Happy and Proud to see this. We are making Head ways here. Lets help one another.
Can u imagine a hospital in Enugu wanting to pay Corpers N10000? SO annoying

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Guys I hope I am not asking too much questions? Processing cassava into chips, does anyone know How long it can be stored before it can be sold?

I am thinking of going to start a life in a very rural area and have some cash but don't know wat to do to be of benefit to myself and the rural area.

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