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2cato: @op ur state of mentality is seriously in doubt. You need an emergency brain transplant frorm musiwa96 and cramjones psychiatric ward.Why is it that its only in cases like these that you people usually deny your Ijaw brothers |
2cato: @op ur state of mentality is seriously in doubt. You need an emergency brain transplant frorm musiwa96 and cramjones psychiatric ward.Why is it that its only in cases like these that you people usually deny your Ijaw brothers |
saxywale: You are correct.As if you don't know how corrupt minded all our leaders are. He just need to be politically affiliated with powerful people and gbam, all traces of corruption are erased. |
mcino: Since doctors are this corrupt, they should neither be made CMDs nor ministers of health. After all, they are not the only people in the health sector.Dora Akunyili was over qualified to be made minister of health, but the corrupt doctors made sure it was given to another thief - Adenike Grange. Continue and may be a good thing will come out of this.Since he is Igbo too, no Igbo should be ever made to smell that position again ![]() |
datribune: dat's because d demands ar an outrage. Most unbiased observers won't blame d govt or d minister.When you go to a market to buy stuff, is it the first price the seller gives you that you eventually settle for? Have you heard of the word bargaining before? If you are well into the business of buying and selling and you know your customers have a knack for pricing anything to the barest minimum, would you not inflate your asking price so that by the time the customer eventually prices it down, you are able to meet up with your cost price and expected profit. I hope you get my analogy. Never in their wildest dream will the FG conform to 100% of their demands but I think at least 30-50% would have shut them off and thereby ending the strike |
Let those people dwelling in the slums of lagos...Chino and oluwasegufunmi come and post the pictures of their areas too. |
PDP can lie. They tried and failed as they did in Osun, now they have resorted to cheap blackmail. |
datribune: Reading thru d demands of d doctors it is surprising dat d govt even tried in d first place to negotiate many of dis outrageous demands. I wish dat GEJ will show strong leadership on d issue of dis sack as he has strong national backing wit d doctors having exposedThe government never negotiated anything with them. A meeting was scheduled btw the NMA and the minister of health and he never showed up! At least both parties would have reached a compromise now if the government embraced dialouge instead of resorting to threats and sacking of the resident doctors. Are those actions what you term "strong leadership"? You should try and be objective and stop judging this issue with obvious sentiment. |
datribune: I disagree. I'd rather say dis ebola issue has shown dat d importance of our govt doctors is overrated & overhyped. They chose to be on strike even at d peak of d epidemic & without dem Nigeria is overcoming d epidemic. We had 12 known cases & now we hav 2. d Doctor dat treated Sawyer was not a govt employee. He was at his private clinic doing his daily job, trying to make a living, unfortunately d doctor died. May his gentle soul R.I.P. Many soldiers ar dying gruesome deaths in sambisa forest & so ar many policemen dying in d hands of armed robbers & they don't hold d nation to ransom. All professions hav their hazards. Nigerian doctors hav an overblown sense of their importance.Naaah! The strike started way before the first ebola case was reported in Nigeria. All am saying is that the FG through the minister of health give the Doctors an audience and both parties reach a reasonable compromise...that's all. But it seems the FG doesn't care...even in the face of the threatening ebola epidemic. Instead of diplomacy, they resorted to threats and sacking of the doctors and you believe that is going to work? So after the threats and the sackings, the other doctors will quietly resume their duties out of fear...does that sound reasonable? We are not in a military dispensation where citizens don't have right to protest. With the current situation of things, it is the populace that is most affected cos the FG and most of those in power has the resources to fly out of the country at the slightest instant of headache while the masses are left in the hands of expensive private hospitals which they can't afford in most cases. Why don't our government provide the same medical facilities and conducive environment they usually seek abroad here. Isn't that part of what the doctors are agitating for? Yes they are humans too and they seek better renumeration but if work conditions are perfect I think that won't be much of an issue |
FreshKatFish: If only you can open your eyes and see that this man HAS ACTUALLY DONE A GREAT JOB, far better than most Health Ministers Nigeria has ever had. Most of the Ministers that were appointed together with him are no longer on seat, but he still is.You say he has done a great Job better than his predecessors with the recent strike action he has left unattended to and the scourge of ebola that they carelessly ignored until it became out of hand. Did all these happen under his predecessors? You're such a comedian and this goes further to prove that you're either related to him or you're in his cabinet as I earlier stated. FreshKatFish: And BTW, the recent sack of Resident Doctors WAS NEVER the Minister's doing, he wasn't even aware of this as he was not even around when that happened, GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT. This is from a VERY reliable source, TRUST ME!!What's your reliable source. I can see now you're very close to the minister hence your bigoted responses. The fact that he is not aware means he is not living up to his responsibilities. He is the one that is supposed to be sacked and not the poor resident doctors. Am sure if you were one of the affected, you won't come here talking nonsense. Were almost in an epidemic and the country's medical institution is boiling under his watch and "he was not aware" and "wasn't around" |
FreshKatFish: Ofcourse, anyone supporting the truth would be part of his cabinet. If you actually know what you are talking about, then you would know why doctors are still on strike, then know how many percentage of us are actually in support of the strike. Do you think Doctors enjoy being on strike? When we could be out there helping our people. We are under a body, whether we like it or not, we will have to do what they feel is good for us as they represent us. We swore an oath and that is the important thing.Are you sure you can hear yourself cos you're not sounding like a doctor to me. First and foremost, the best action against a deadly virus without any known cure...worse than HIV is prevention. The fact that they are struggling to contain it now means they have failed. Where was the minister when Labaran maku was boasting back in April that Nigeria has stockpiles of vaccine to fight the ebola virus and that we are well prepared for any eventualities? Why did he not refute the claim? Isn't that suppose to be his responsibility considering the magnitude of the epidemic? Now on the strike issue, just before the first ebola case was reported in Nigeria, the NMA called for a round table discussion with the health minister so as to negotiates their demands but he ignored them and later on resorted to threats by using the federal government. Was that the right step for him to take? Now Ebola has come, and it highlights the risks of what our medical doctors are facing and shows their plight, yet nothing has been done to give them a audience and attend to their issues. Just yesterday, It was announced that the Doctor that treated Sawyer died; the minister had not deem it fit to make a statement and possibly compensate the family of the poor woman. |
FreshKatFish: He was recalled but turned it down!! You should be the one to use your brain!!It seems you're his brother cos you seem to know a lot about him. What is your source? |
FreshKatFish: He was recalled but turned it down!! You should be the one to use your brain!!It seems you're his brother cause you seem to know a lot about him. So because you said it now, I should believe you. What's your source? |
FreshKatFish: In as much as I am a Doctor, and under NMA, I wouldn't support wrong posts such as this. The Minister was NEVER indicted, NEVER. That man is az good man, who knows his job, so let's be honest for once and stop people from posting such useless, back-dated and unconfirmed news.Stop deceiving yourself. If he is working, why are medical doctors still on strike? When Ebola was ravaging West africa just before the world cup why didn't they take proactive measures knowing fully well that Nigeria is the most populous nation in West Africa and our citizens love travelling a lot. Now they are struggling to contain the Virus when they had all the time in the world to prevent it. If you say you're a doctor and you're defending him, then I believe you are part of his cabinet and you guys have failed woefully |
hotmolo: D post says he was relieved for proper investigation to b carried out not dat he was found guilty nd sacked. Its normal for heads of organisations to b removed or resign in order not to interfer in an investigation. So long as he wasn't indicted, I see no issue hereThe fact that he wasn't recalled means he was found guilty. Use your brain now |
I was watching ebola ravage West Africa on CNN just before the world cup started and I was like, this stuff is coming down to Nigeria soon if our government does nothing about it. I guess our ogogoro master was too busy watching the world cup at the time to notice. He really seems to be an avid sports fan. |
What's dis thread about ![]() |
I carry olosho go house and couldn't do the deed again after the club shayo comot my system. She was too damn fugly... |
Anywhere I land for this world, I must be stinkingly rich...whether Naija or not |
Djicemob: Beer makes every woman beautiful in a mans eyesIt also gives men some sort of false confidence ![]() |
Icherishu: Then be civil to look past.Tell her first na ![]() |
The Mods contribute to the madness by pushing some of those threads to the front page instead of deleting them and banning those responsible |
What of in taste and quality. I think that's what OP meant |
Children pls listen to your parents. Stay away from hard drugs |
50calibre: Lol I know!! ![]() |
![]() That guy should be castrated so no ill fated lady will in future be a beneficiary of his mandigo, thereby putting all humanity at risk |
50calibre: Noise!!! Typical Nigerian government line, always setting up committees.Calm down bro. I was just being sarcastic. Those above are my lines ![]() |
krall: Everybody viewing now has sleeping disorder. ![]() I think its paining you you're not first to comment |
They have increased their noise now that election is near. Abegi make we hear word. All this rush-rush projects they are doing now to impress us are going to be abandoned once they are voted back in. Is it not PDP again. We have been used to their antics since 1999 so am not surprised. Its only a fool that will clamour that PDP is voted back in. ![]() |
Op and the author are definitely tribalists...not one city from the south east ![]() |
Ksslib: C --- una life?You be vigilante abi ![]() Go and sleep jo! |
Am tired of these failed promises every time. We need actions not words. This country seriously needs change. |
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