₦airaland Forum

hisexcellency34:
PDP party filled with illiterates. It is FACTIONAL not FRACTIONAL

IamaNigerianGuy:
Doesn't change the fact that he spoke the truth.

If the 'sophistication' has led us to this disaster called Buhari and yet some people who should know better are campaigning for his return, then m.oron is a good noun.

History is repeating itself. The late great Obafemi Awolowo (whom I respect) made the mistake of supporting the North against the Igbos in 1967. How did he end up in 1979 ? Betrayal and a disputed election.

buhariguy:
Apology accepted,

But I have be following you for the past 20yrs and you have be like this since I have be following you,
You are simply a bigot and ethnocentric.
Who still behave like those kids in this forum.
Those aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of biafra

Hemanwel:
Unbehalf of the Indigenous People of Biafra, {IPOB}, we hereby disown Nnanna, the Editorial Board Chairman of Vanguard newspaper. His opinion does not, in any way, represent that of over 20 million ndigbo all over the country. We also use this opportunity to apologize to our yoruba brothers. We admit his gaffe and we say SORRY!

Paperwhite:
-OBJ betrayed Awo to grant Shagari the presidency.
-Abiola was betrayed by Yorubas to trade away his hard earned national mandate when Abacha bared his fangs.
-Oladipo Diya & co were condemned by their kits & kin even before Abacha unveiled his real intension in the phantom coup of 1995.
-OBJ betrayed Afeniferi even insulting them only to shamelessly come back to same people recently as the case of the chicken coming back to roost.
-Tinubu was being undermined by the like of Fashola,Fayemi,Amosu to consolidate their grip on power in the present government.
-Same race is telling Nigerians that Buhari who leagued with Abacha to deny Abiola his mandate & even killed Kudira is a hero because he actualized June-12?
So much for us as a nation.

magoo10:
Is America now the Nigerian electorates who will decide on election day abi which section of the constitution states this or has this old man started taking codeine .
Buhari that have been jumping upandan to US why did he not attend the official opening of US embassy in Jerusalem if he likes America too much. Ode

ekems2017:
Jokes apart, are you telling us that this is fake news?

Okwyla:
Stakeholders in the health sector have expressed alarm at the rate Nigerian physicians are trooping abroad in search of greener pastures.

In separate interviews with The Guardian, they shed light on the urgency of the situation, calling on the Federal Government to do more to save the nation’s health infrastructure.

It is estimated that at least 2,000 medical doctors leave the country yearly for the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and South Africa.


“This is cataclysmic, given the fact that currently, contrary to the recommendations of the World Health Organisation (WHO) of a ratio of one doctor to 600 patients, Nigeria has a ratio of one doctor to 6,000 patients.

This poor doctor-patient ratio is regrettable when compared to the ratio of doctor to patients in India (1:2083) and in the United States (1:500).”

Figures released February 2018 by the British government indicate that no fewer than 5,405 Nigerian-trained doctors and nurses are currently working with the British National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom (U.K.).

This means that Nigerian medics constitute 3.9 per cent of the 137,000 foreign staff of 202 nationalities working alongside British doctors and nurses.

A Consultant Neurological Surgeon, Brain and Spine Surgery Consortium Abuja, Dr. Biodun Ogungbo, regretted that fresh doctors no longer see a bright future within the shores of Nigeria. “The conditions of work are poor.

The facilities are poor and the remunerations are poor. Many doctors are breadwinners in their families but are unable to deliver family expectations,” he said.

He advised: “The government needs to take healthcare seriously and make it a major priority in view of its critical importance to our lives. The amount budgeted for health must be increased. Better financing translates to more remuneration for health workers, increased training opportunities for doctors, availability of equipment and other consumables.”

Professor of Radiology, College of Medicine, University of Nigeria Nsukka, Ifeoma Okoye, shared her experience on the pitiful state of the healthcare system: “As a radiologist, my colleagues and I have faced frustration and embarrassment due to lack of imaging equipment to hone our skills and provide quality service confidently to our patient population, as well as hold our heads high at international fora, where we are faced with colleagues who run their daily practice on the latest high-end modalities.

For most of us, knowledge of such equipment is at best theoretical and these experiences of inadequacy turn our professional lives into one of hard labour and frustration.”

Okoye, also a Consultant Radiologist, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu

(UNTH), explained: “Trained health professionals are needed in every part of the world, and so when healthcare professionals lack opportunities for professional development, enabling environment to practice and optimise their skills, and find that their quality of life and ability to train their children in the best educational institutions is gated by their poor salaries (compared to their peers in more advanced countries), they permit their brains to be drained.”

According to her, developing the clinical trial industry can add value to “identified growth indicators and become the cornerstone of health and economic transformational agenda, which should help Africa climb up the value chain towards industrialisation and provide opportunities to bring the large informal sector progressively into the formal economy.”

Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, former Minister of State for Health and Executive Director Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), told The Guardian: “If political leaders, who control the public purse, continue to choose to travel abroad for medical care, it is a signal for domestic health workers that they, too, ought to travel abroad, in order to practice and advance themselves professionally. We cannot have one without the other.”

His view was shared by Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer, Beaconhill Smile Clinics, Dr. Oluwaseun Akinbobola, who noted: “Healthcare is not a priority in our nation, as most decision makers would rather travel abroad when the need arises. Until we prioritise healthcare, I don’t believe this dramatic exodus of doctors will end. You cannot fix a health system you don’t believe in.”

He, therefore, advised: “The leadership of the country must instill confidence in and show willingness to improve healthcare services by signing necessary health acts and bills, increasing funding for the sector and ensuring that funds are properly managed.”

Former President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) and Vice President Commonwealth Medical Association (CWMA), Dr. Osahon Enabulele, recommended: “Better political commitment to health; better appreciation of the worth of medical personnel, along with better and competitive wages; better working conditions and inspiring work environment; better security and access to social amenities; attractive and globally respected postgraduate training programmes.”

Medical Director, Optimal Specialist Hospital Surulere, Lagos, Dr. Celestine Ugochukwu Chukwunenye, on his part, stressed: “Federal Medical Centres should be handed over to the states. Each teaching hospital should then be allowed to float or sink.

Their governing boards should reflect the interest of their catchment area and appropriate pricing of their services in line with available government subsidies.”

He said the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) must be strengthened to provide better access to these facilities. According to him, it is a ruse to think that forcing the teaching hospitals to charge fees like Primary Health Centres (PHCs) is the way to improve access to them.

Patients, meanwhile, have deserted the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH), following the strike action by members of the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU), now in its fourth day.

The union embarked on the strike after the expiration of an ultimatum it gave the Federal Government, alleging non-implementation of an agreement that included salaries.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/04/2000-medical-doctors-leave-nigeria.html

NaoSlay:

Boko Haram has been technically defeated it's only individual radical doing their insane bidding.

Fulani herdsmen should not be put on buhari feet.

It the opposition and looters that it should be put on.

So all the cows Fulani rear all belongs to buhari Abi?

Are they not other opposition Fulani's who are giving their cows to the herdsmen to take them on greener pastures?
Farmers vs herdsmen issue is the work of opposition.

Also, Buhari has been nominated for second term by God already.

God bless president MUHAMMADU buhari.
God bless the federal republic of Nigeria.

Princefrankie1:
There has been petrol in some stations as of 3 days ago. And it's 145 per litre.

Location: Delta.

ilovebbwgirl:
It is a historical fact that girls from the ages of 9 to 14 were married in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. For example, Saint Augustine ( 350CE ) married a girl who was 10 years old. King Richard II, married a 7 year old girl. King Henry VIII married a 6 years old girl. According to the Catholic encyclopedia, Mary the mother of Jesus was 12 years when she married 99 year old Joseph. Before 1929, Church of England Ministers could marry 12 years old girls in Britain.

kitaatita:
It is not about me. Just be careful what you type in a forum of over three million people. Don't think that because you are hiding under a moniker you are anonymous. You'll be surprised the amount of business that were initiated or concluded on this forum. Or jobs vacancies filled. It is huge. People have met here as strangers and become friends for life. I've met wonderful people here. I can tell you that I don't need government patronage, nor jobs nor handout. And I am not abusive to strangers.

brainpulse:
Atiku is a no no. Atiku is the worst greedy fellow to do business with. He has the sense of selfish monopolist if given the opportunity. He single handed collect the contract for COJA, gave his company the contract to buy around 3000 BMW used and collected and sold it himself( This I know personally). Atiku owns African circle on the Snake Island, with Nigeria Port authority waste management also. This were gotten fraudulently when he was the VP and hijacked so many Nigeria companies, this is one of the reason Baba hated him.
So many of this kids supporting him, do not know him

He was indicted in Halliburton multi-billion corruption,dt saw US Senator jailed for 15yrs!

Below is also US congress findings and investigation on Atiku

brainpulse:
Atiku is a no no. Atiku is the worst greedy fellow to do business with. He has the sense of selfish monopolist if given the opportunity. He single handed collect the contract for COJA, gave his company the contract to buy around 3000 BMW used and collected and sold it himself( This I know personally). Atiku owns African circle on the Snake Island, with Nigeria Port authority waste management also. This were gotten fraudulently when he was the VP and hijacked so many Nigeria companies, this is one of the reason Baba hated him.
So many of this kids supporting him, do not know him

He was indicted in Halliburton multi-billion corruption,dt saw US Senator jailed for 15yrs!

Below is also US congress findings and investigation on Atiku

TonyeBarcanista:
2019 is near and they have clownishly restored the "APC Leader" title on Tinubu

HEAR ROTIMI AKEREDOLU

ArchangeLucifer:
I don't understand.


Why?

LastSurvivor11:
Hoodlums scooping fuel in a whole wharf?
What happened to security agents?

RIP to the dead thou..

sukkot:
this goofy nigga needs to be flogged. can he tell his grampa that he goofed ? people these days. no respect.

sarrki:
In a sane society fayose should be languishing in the prison now

So in that case he can't be the messenger

Having said that its a private meeting one on one

nurey:
for a site that has not started working? haaaaa, thanks for the info, atleast i wont waste my 1k for registration, goodluck to the lucky buyers

NothingDoMe:
A sign!

Of the great divide!

doctimonyeka:
I'm Igbo but this Nnamdi Kanu of a man is a scam...
God created Nigeria, not biafra.. And Nigeria it must remain... This country shouldn't be held to ransom by a nobody who acclaims to be the messiah.. . What rubbish...




God bless Nigeria..

Benjom:
The said aide is an enemy of progress. His identity would be revealed soon. Anyone with a clue?

ijustdey:
cc lalasticlala.....





so my people too dey cheat.... thought its a western thing


http://punchng.com/video-husband-catches-man-pants-down-pressuring-wife-for-sex/



If you understood that,then why wasn't it obvious to you that the woman must have reported the man to her husband and that they ran a sting operation on the Randy man?

Bottom line...they couple planned it and caught the Randy man molesting the wife.