MUZBO:

So now u can bury your head in shame!Puleease don't patronise me, I didn't degrade your point because u had none. Some Drs r still living with the hardship 'reindeer' escaped from yet r keeping it real with the oath; if u r just getting the point now then u should just hush and delete your earlier posts!!please suggest ways to go about it ooo. When microsoft starts making 'smartware' for laptops etc pple like u will be frustrated into extinction as your computer will keep screaming: ''not an effective option" as u try to solve problems u know nothing about. Abegi joor!!

MUZBO:

lmao! I get your drift and u r quite right as usual. I should come for holidays ASAP and see things for me self then hopefully take the great migration! U know I won't stand 4 for some beaded waist-banded type-happy pranksters talkin crap!

Ileke-IdI:

I thought we both agreed on you playing lawn mower with the grasses outside, while reindeer, who is actually a doctor and has post some reasonable points continue to post.

This your "My grass is greener than yours" posts doe snot help the matter. scoot over plz.

MUZBO:

So what do u do for a living apart from wearin waist beads in your dumb attempt to ' heal' your stretch marks. Go n eat more suya and don't puke.

Kilode?!:

Leave our Ileke-Idi alone jo!

Everyone has a right to get the Nigerian madness wrong sometimes, Nigeria is complex and she proves that we don't engage in groupthink on NL 

Now, We reportedly have about 1100 Doctors serving 8 million people and Fashola still dey form hard negotiator( Probably 1099,  since Muzbo is planning to leave)

Muzbo, abeg no leave your patients o  

We need all the doctors we can get, continue the strike though, Fashola should do the needful and pay these doctors better.

Ileke-IdI:

Did I not tell you to move aside? For a dokita, you sure can't follow simple order. ROTL.

Let him leave abeg Can you imagine that bozo being your doctor?

See beefing. Ileke-IdI, na wa for you ooo.

Ileke-IdI:

Did I not tell you to move aside? For a dokita, you sure can't follow simple order. ROTL.

Ileke-IdI:

Did I not tell you to move aside? For a dokita, you sure can't follow simple order. ROTL.

MUZBO:

please leave the scene joor, u have nothing to say! What do u do for a living? . . . While u r looking for a lie to tell please I want to buy weave-on; how much?

MUZBO:

please leave the scene joor, u have nothing to say! What do u do for a living? . . . While u r looking for a lie to tell please I want to buy weave-on; how much?

Ileke-IdI:

Houston, we have a problem. Can you post it 5 more times?

Let it go and quit derailing the thread. I'm sure you're a wonderful doc, a few malpractices means nothing nau.

reindeer:

I am a doctor and i worked in Nigeria before relocating to the UK some years back, so i know what obtains on both sides.
I tell you there is no other alternative to getting stone heads to hear you.The world expects you to be working for charity while you pay for everything.Its just not possible,you wouldnt say this if your dad was one of those doctors and the money you get for your university education comes from that source.Pay was pitiable, conditions abominable and you are expected to continue working?
Here in the Uk i can predict when my pay comes in each month, i know how much i will collect with no errors, infact i can tell you dates my account will be credited by the NHS for the next 6 months!It is just a pity that the masses will keep suffering like this because they are quiet when politicians are increasing salaries everyday and even stealing to top it all. There should be mass protests.The nigerian politician (and the masses)understand only the language of strikes because they will ignore warnings.
I had been in Nigeria back then during strikes and we still worked day and nights for patients on admission, we just didnt admit new ones, if that isnt enough sacrifice for you then i dont know what will suffice.Let me tell you how bad,because as a doctor back then i couldnt afford paying my rents in ikeja i had to move to ikorodu and commute for 2-3hours to and from work everyday to a general hospital on the island.So dont sit behind your computer and pontificate to me about ''moral'' issues.strikes arent the option and yet you cant think of one ,just one other way of making grievances known.
Its going to keep getting worse i see.about 70 of us graduated from my class and over 30 are in the UK now,well employed and getting paid enough for us all to have bought good homes in london within 5years of working.There are about another 20 in the US, out of the remaining some are planning to relocate soon cos of metalities like those of this ileke idi who think docs should continue suffering.
You may  say Nigerian doctors are 'quacks' etc, dont worry, that only means the developed world appreciates these quacks well,fine with me.
The full blame goes to the lame ducks and block heads who only have power cos people allow them to.

4llerbuntu:

hmmn, good for them, they can strike till the end of the world. as long as they get more money!

shebi its because they are govt workers,


i hope the judicial workers will get these kind of consideration too, or they are not as important shey? they dont kill/save pple abi?
you people probably need to hear what young lawyers earn.

FYI they pay a lot for their education too. Bar exams cost about 450k now. it costs about 100k per session at the university to secure books and materials for a proper education (most make do with less).

lawschool requires over a million now unless you are prepared to cut corners with your self and needs

lawyers spend 7 years too in the system. with no kobo help from anywhere unlike docs and their uni/ housemanship days
lawyers earn on the average 35k per month upon graduation.!! a lawyer with a job giving him 80-100k a month is at the top of the pile remuneration wise.


my point is: this "VICTIM" posture holds no water. the system is bad true, but to make it seem like they are the worst and suffer the most is laughable
they are in a strong position. our lives are the bargaining chip. good on them. as a matter of fact i believe they should do this strike once and for all and get a sum that will be ok for the next 10 yrs, maybe say 1 million per month. that way we can be a bit assured that we wont repeat this circus next year again



NB: before the strike, if you were to do a general scale of salaries in this country, where would these doctors lie? near the bottom?

4llerbuntu:

hmmn, good for them, they can strike till the end of the world. as long as they get more money!

shebi its because they are govt workers,


i hope the judicial workers will get these kind of consideration too, or they are not as important shey? they dont kill/save pple abi?
you people probably need to hear what young lawyers earn.

FYI they pay a lot for their education too. Bar exams cost about 450k now. it costs about 100k per session at the university to secure books and materials for a proper education (most make do with less).

lawschool requires over a million now unless you are prepared to cut corners with your self and needs

lawyers spend 7 years too in the system. with no kobo help from anywhere unlike docs and their uni/ housemanship days
lawyers earn on the average 35k per month upon graduation.!! a lawyer with a job giving him 80-100k a month is at the top of the pile remuneration wise.


my point is: this "VICTIM" posture holds no water. the system is bad true, but to make it seem like they are the worst and suffer the most is laughable
they are in a strong position. our lives are the bargaining chip. good on them. as a matter of fact i believe they should do this strike once and for all and get a sum that will be ok for the next 10 yrs, maybe say 1 million per month. that way we can be a bit assured that we wont repeat this circus next year again



NB: before the strike, if you were to do a general scale of salaries in this country, where would these doctors lie? near the bottom?

Ileke-IdI:


I'd have no problem if they find another way to protect their interest, but endangering the lives of patients you swore to protect is highly selfish.

4llerbuntu:

my point is: this "VICTIM" posture holds no water. the system is bad true, but to make it seem like they are the worst and suffer the most is laughable
they are in a strong position. our lives are the bargaining chip. good on them. as a matter of fact i believe they should do this strike once and for all and get a sum that will be ok for the next 10 yrs, maybe say 1 million per month. that way we can be a bit assured that we wont repeat this circus next year again
NB: before the strike, if you were to do a general scale of salaries in this country, where would these doctors lie? near the bottom?

jamesugo:

Most of these doctors are fake.People die every day as a result of their fake administration of drugs.
Though am not against their demand for 100% as a result of their experience through school and the irregular payment palava
but that 75% is okay.