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[quote author=dr_joshua2000]I bet you in less than 3 or 4 year the boy will be a consultant while
the man will be at the mercy of the Nigerian courts, waiting for a case
that will never be settled. The case would not be won in decades, not
with the crop of radical doctors we have now. Our fathers were quiet and
you took issues with laxity, that's why Johesu seem to be having slight
victory. Its won't happen in the next generation. It will only get
worse.[/quote]mtcheeeeeewwwwwwwww. . . . . . . . . . .

Obilouchechukwu: Wht reply do u get whn trying to log in?

I dont get any reply o, it will jst load as if it will log in and after loading I will c my self on same page as before.

[quote author=dr_joshua2000]http://dailyindependentnig.com/2013/10/fg-doctors-
battle-over-appointment-of-nurses-pharmacists-as-
consultants/
Boy go thru that link carefully before saying someone is wrong.[/quote]I dont think you understand english at all, I quoted the guy and said "I don't think you read what you QUOTED" or don't you know what quoting is?

[quote author=dr_joshua2000]You'll
never be a consultant in this country.[/quote]I denounce and forbid your speech, go to the pith of hell! . . . . . If I wish to be, God will make me one, NO DOUBT!



come to think of it o, between you and I, who talks like a boy?
I bet you, till you die you will never think reasoneable and logical, half the way I do. . . . sorry to say such, but, you deserve it. . . .

Obilouchechukwu: Am i the only one who cannot access ecampus on mobile?? Guys reply pls

No, even me

Idyllic: I think MDCAN should not have dragged this issue further since the last judgement delivered by the industrial court says THAT THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH SHOULD STOP MAKING NON-DOCTORS CONSULTANTS BUT THAT THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN MADE CONSULTANTS ALREADY SHOULD CONTINUE TO BE CONSULTANTS AND ENJOY ALL ASSOCIATED BENEFITS, so they should not have dragged this issue further. When those ones retire, there will no longer be non-Doctor consultants in teaching hospitals. Patience is all that is needed.

I don't think u read what you quoted well.

the pcn website is no more going. Av dy gotten anoda website?

moderators pls make this fp. . .
www.nairaland.com/1507628/president-goodluck-jonathan-wants-six

Incrizz: Lol
Who's Dr Joshua?

he knws himself, he disgraces doctors on NL, so, shud incase he comes and talks diminutely, jst knw it is his lifestyle and not doctors' lifestyle.

Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday asked the National Assembly to approve the extension by six months of emergency rule in three north eastern states of Nigeria where activities of militant sect, Boko Haram has resulted in loss of over 4000 lives.
In separate letters to the Senate and the House of Representatives, the president asked the lawmakers to extend the six month emergency rule which was declared in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa State in May and is supposed to end on 12 November by another six months.
The letter was read out by Senate President David Mark at Wednesday’s plenary of the upper chamber.
“May I respectfully draw your attention to the State of Emergency Proclamation 2013, in respect of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States, which was approved by the National Assembly.
“By virtue of the provisions of Section 305(6) (c) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, the Proclamation aforementioned will elapse after a period of six months from the date of approval except the period is extended by the National Assembly”, President Jonathan said.
The President also noted in the letter that though with the support of security agencies and citizens in the affected areas, the security agencies have recorded considerable successes in containing the activities of the terrorist elements, there are still challenges in some areas of the affected states.
The extension of the emergency rule, he said will aid the security agencies efforts to bring normalcy to areas with the security challenges.
“As a result of the laudable efforts of our security agencies and the support of the citizens in the affected areas, we have achieved considerable successes in containing the activities of the terrorist elements. However, some security challenges still exist in a few parts.
“Consequently, it has become pertinent to request the approval of the Distinguished Senate for an extension of the State of Emergency for a further period of six months, during which time it is expected that normalcy would have been fully restored.
“In view of the foregoing, I most respectfully request the Distinguished Senate to consider and approve by resolution the extension of the Proclamation of the State of Emergency by a further period of six months with effect from the 12th of November 2013,” the President said in the letter.
While lawmakers swiftly approved Jonathan’s initial request for a state of emergency in May, it was not immediately clear if securing the extension would be as smooth.
“It looks like more people have been killed under the emergency than before the emergency,” said Kyari Mohammed, a Boko Haram expert at the Modibbo Adama University in Yola, the capital of Adamawa.
He added that while the continuing massacres around Borno and Yobe may provide political justification for the extension, there was little evidence that the strategy over the last six months had been effective.
Attacks appeared to have partly shifted out of major cities into more remote areas but the number, scale and brutality of strikes blamed on Boko Haram militants have remained unchanged.
More than 100 students in the northeast have been killed under emergency rule in a range of massacres on mostly defenceless civilians.
In Borno state, the mobile phone network remains switched off, a move the military said would stop the Islamists from coordinating attacks but which critics say has stopped residents from sounding the alarm when attacks begin.
Mohammed noted Jonathan’s bid to extend emergency rule in Adamawa will be “problematic”, as the area has seen far less violence than Borno and Yobe and residents were growing increasingly frustrated.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/11/06/jonathan-seeks-extension-of-emergency-rule-in-3-states/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PmNewsNigeria+%28PM+News+Nigeria%29

talktimi: Some years back, a friend of mine's pregnant elder sister suddenly had a violent fit of cough at night so her mother had to rush her to the hospital (BMH port harcourt). When they got there, the dr on duty calmly walked past them saying there's "no bed" the mother was pleading that she would lay a wrapper on the floor but that the dr should pls administer first aid. The dr scornfully refused, walked to her car and drove off at that mid night and without administering first aid. The mother managed to bring her home that night with the intention of taking her to UPTH or any private clinic by day break but the lady died before 6am just because a dr refused to attend to her.

eihyaaa.... Seems unbelievable of a doctor, though dr Joshua can do such.

Incrizz: Hm!

I have been to that hospital and only Jesus, saved me.

I had gone to one of their staff's chemist to buy Artesunate but it was out of stock.
She recommended CAMOQUIN (Some peeps later told me that, that is their best drug against malaria) to me.

Against my better judgement, I bought it and swallowed it with water.

Moments later, I was choking and fighting to breathe.

A friend, thank God, came in at that point and got my lungs working again by pumping at my chest (pressing it down & releasing with two hands) and also doing the mouth-to_mouth resuscitation. This continued till I got to that hospital.

When the two friends of mine left me alone with the nurse, a male, to go get the whatever it is they were supposed to get as directed by the nurse, my lungs tightened once again and I began to fight for air.

The nurse saw me fighting and stood there looking.

With all the energy I could muster, I screamed, "pump my chest!!!" (He had seen my friend do it when we had just got there).He didn't bulge.

I was dying right before my own eyes
I tried to grab his trouser to pull him closer but I couldn't.

I tried pumping it myself, I couldn't, as I was lying flat on my back.
Just then..hallelujah..just then my friend walked in. She rushed at me and began to pump.

So here I am sharing my testimony on Nairaland.

thank God for ur life o, bt, are u sure its true? If true, maybe the nurse was inexperienced cos experience matters alot in the health profession.

olatiler: My brothers pls let not blame the relative that took action and let hear their own side b4 judging them cos we all no that Nigeria official are good in cooking false evident in order to look like innocent and gain sympaty from public, though am saying this based on my past experience

true talk!

talktimi: There is precedence, though i dont condone jungle justice or barbaric behavior of any kind but many of our doctors and nurses have been known to administer wrong drugs leading to fatalities. Ive personally lost a sibling in such a way.

don't mind dem! They hate pharmacist

basilo101: the buses full evriwia 4 enugu here na.

no mind d guy jor....... e full for k.d here self.... 40 box to where we bin dey pay 80 box to go

johnwarax: He busy settling the requirements of his post but had time to go on pilgrimage..

kaih! who gave you that name John? common, take it away and bear Warax or Wara... for its d best for someone who thinks likke you...

[quote author=dr_joshua2000]But they didn't say anything about the earned
allowance. Why now? that the one that concerns me oh cos I can't gain
from the trillion. We'll continue the strike then. I need my earn
allowance rolling in.[/quote]now I c its in ur blood..... disgracing Doctors everywhere...... mtcheew...

igbsam: If Jonathan refused to fulfill his promises of
1.1trillion naira, and ASUU comes back to call for another Strike,
walahi, this time around Na Thunder go strike ASUU and all its members
dead. Can't they see jonathan is using his idea as a politician on them ?
Why not settle for the 2009 and forget about any extra promises. I been
dey support ASUU but now, i can see clear that they are just a bunch of
mumus....Wasted 4months of Student's life sitting at home idle.

its not easy to pay accumulated debt but easy to pay non accumulated current debt...

raytony: Shebi na wetin him for don do all these while. He left it and was dragging his foot. He didn't see the need to meet them in person all this while. Was he that busy? This is truly not the hallmark of a true leader.

hahaha..... I don't think you'v eva lead an organization as demanding by just 25% of the presidency of Nigeria, if you'v done, then I think you really don't know the reason for your vice,deputy, sec. Gen or assist. Sec. Gen. Or even a commitee.

kokoA: Waste of four months strike! There is nothing new here, same old promises. Another ASUU strike is sure in coming years.

hahah.... God forbid

omenka: Shebi him don sign anoda. Tomorow when him refuse to implement and them down tools, him go say na Tinubu and Buhari cause am. Yeye man.

bad belle

musiwa112: did you see any jonathan 1000 buses ..

do u mean the sure-p buses?

[quote author=adeola_drg]U don't have a problem with it, but ur senior colleagues have problems..[/quote]and dats y he is seeming uniquely reasonable.... Good one DR. Lagusta.... KIU

slord: To all those dat have made admisn to UI,i say a very big cngratulatns,i quite knw d admission 'journey' wasnt easy dis yr,4rm d bad jamb scores to d 'thick' pume WITHOUT CALCULATOR!as sum wud say,im hapi 4 u guys nd i advice u use dis period to prepare ur mind academically,physically,morally,financially and spiritually for d campus envirnment,its a world on its own. GOD BLESS U ALL,reali hapi 4 u guys. BTW i'm a UI studnt dou a medical studnt

wlcm

[quote author=adeola_drg]I'd be bringing few things Prof Fola Tayo talked about in his speech,(very deep things) when I have the time. Ilorin is rocking and the pharmacy profession is pushing. PharmD innabit, pharmacy consultant already approved by the court and doctors are saying the court should reverse its decision. A lot of things I was oblivious of that my eyes have opened to. Cheers[/quote]tnx bro.....KIU

[quote author=adeola_drg]Prof Fola Tayo did have a candid point. B.pharm pharmacists are the only health professionals not trained by the bed of the patients. That's y the teaching hospitals don't recognize us. But there's reason to be happy cos the curriculum is gonna change very swiftly as a national meeting of health professionals is been initiated. More to come later. Cheers.[/quote]So happy to hear this....

Anxiously and patiently waiting to hear the outcome of FG/ASUU meeting tonight like am waiting to hear the score of a football match. God pls

Anxiously and patiently waiting to hear the outcome of FG/ASUU meeting like am waiting to hear the score of a football match. God pls

Codedrock: lol. A politician?

yep! and thats wot(politics) they are playing now.. . . . . Don't u think?

FreeGlobe: I don't even think APGA will come second, election is between Ngige and Ifeanyi ubah

it's election and not debate o

haha.... they knw 9ja is unpredictable, so can be funny atimes..... we pass them do politics 4 real!

www.nairaland.com/1502744/re-waiting-jonathan-invitation-says#19271618
make this fp pls

I know these guys will reconcile, they just tried to make APC feel they are down so as to distract their(APC) build ups.