Hmm....Is this a joke?

Best move ever. These doctors are fast becoming demi gods.

Even soldiers in war-torn Borno are not agitating as doctors

Obasanjo remains the best President Nigeria has ever had.I wasted my vote on this drunken fisherman

Looks like the strike is just starting.

verde: Obasanjo remains the best President Nigeria has ever had.I wasted my vote on this drunken fisherman

The same inept and talkative obasanjo that led Nigeria to this miserable place .. As inept as Jonathan Govt is ,the GEJ govt despite terrorism and wide scale looting by his lieutenants have achieved one million times more than OBJ govt

Hmmm.It doesn't look like a good move but a lot of issues have to be resolved in the health sector.

Idokojimmy: Best move ever. These doctors are fast becoming demi gods.

Even soldiers in war-torn Borno are not agitating as doctors

If only u knew that residents r d power horses of all teaching hospitals,u wld never say this. Nigerians have dz warped up mentality about doctors,thereby blinding them to reason' Soon,d next move by ur Jona will b to privatise d health sector and Dats wen reality will hit home. Dimwits

U guys are not gettin it. He didn't sack Strikin docs.. he suspended residency trainin. That means residents ( trainin docs) can't resume, dey hav been sacked, but consultants, Medical officers and House officers can still resume.

bisiswag: If only u knew that residents r d power horses of all teaching hospitals,u wld never say this. Nigerians have dz warped up mentality about doctors,thereby blinding them to reason' Soon,d next move by ur Jona will b to privatise d health sector and Dats wen reality will hit home. Dimwits

Interesting. I see you see beyond the mist and through the charade.

This is the first step in privatisation of the health sector. Get rid of the " contracts staff" then whip the pensionables in line. Of course some would still have to go.

Meaning....

1. Loss of accreditation of medical schools as the hospitals become general no more teaching.

2 post graduate medical colleges gone.

3. Gradual encroachment of privatisation to other areas in the hospital.

4. Sales if hospitals to

5. Average Nigerian cannot afford the new private hospitals

6. The chemist hammers.