Brushstrokes20:


I don't converse with blood thirsty terrorists and their doomed sympathisers

Once again, Bleep off my mentions!

Doyin2:



Wow !

You are such a realist, not even adding sentiments as a medical doctor.
I am so impressed.

The truth might be bitter for others.Senseless ridiculing their country,I pray for them and you, to get better offers somewhere else,if so desired.


If your father is poor and you are being called by your very rich uncle or father's friend,to come stay with him,what do you do?

Whatever your choice,would you because of that ridicule your poor father,even if he is the architect of his own misfortune.?

PropaMan:


I'm not an economist but I believe in Nigeria our biggest asset is our human resources, if the government can invest in various infrastructures in different sectors to boost our manpower and grow our domestic industries to the point where we can export products and expatriates to the world, In almost every country you go to today, you will find Nigerian professional in different industries,( medicine, engineering, IT, Construction etc ) that is tell you how intelligent and hardworking we are compared to a lot of countries,

so I believe the next government should focus on growing and improving our human resources and industries so we can have more export ( products and services) to the world. Nigeria should be very much similar to China

adenigga:

https://punchng.com/We-shed-tears-of-joy-after-receiving-first-pay-in-Saudi-Arabia-UK-others-Nigerians-Doctors

Modrov:


I will be reporting you to the moderators for calling me a terrorist

Good morning.

Femeto:
How Nigeria has fallen. In the 50's and 60's the King of Saudi Arabia and his family used to come to UCH for medical treatment.

Brushstrokes20:

Cry me a river!.. How dare you call me immature

Once again, I don't converse with blood thirsty terrorists!.... Bleep off my mentions!

Modrov:


k.

Brushstrokes20:

Cry me a river!.. How dare you call me immature

Once again, I don't converse with blood thirsty terrorists/sympathisers!. ... Bleep off my mentions!

monfizzy:
Everyone should find an escape route from that Zoo. You won’t realise how useless Nigeria is until you find yourself in a civilised country. It’s as useless as in useless. Glad I left that mess of a geographical expression at the time I did

Brushstrokes20:

Bleep off my mentions

Modrov:

k

Abokiijebu:
Greedy bastard doctors

Brushstrokes20:

Fvck off!

Modrov:

Brushstrokes20:

Bullocks!

FolabiCash:
These guys shouldn't be tolerated at all ! Imagine the peanuts they paid to be a fully certified doctor and all they cry about is payment ! True , country is in a chaos but for once , we must speak the truth , if the medical education is that easy , why them no go Learn medicine for this same Dubai they're rushing to work ?

Call a spade a spade , they're swindling the govt and I think it's high time govt should stop funding medicine in federal schools.

FolabiCash:
These guys shouldn't be tolerated at all ! Imagine the peanuts they paid to be a fully certified doctor and all they cry about is payment ! True , country is in a chaos but for once , we must speak the truth , if the medical education is that easy , why them no go Learn medicine for this same Dubai they're rushing to work ?

Call a spade a spade , they're swindling the govt and I think it's high time govt should stop funding medicine in federal schools.

Adakintroy:


You are still a looser. You abandon your country when they needed you. Worst than that you keep making attributions. The country is bad we know it has been so since time of fela and even so before him. Those who choose to stay defined themselves clearly..it's mind of matter. Material success over the spirit of our calling ( in your case saving struggling humans).

There are doctors in war torn region doing their bid in this regards. So do what you must but live with your decisions. The rest of us up here will keep doing our best. You down there do yours. But overall yours is a weak mind

The medical profession is a spiritual one no different from men of God. If you moneytise it beyond a point. You loose the original meaning and all that is left is perhaps the bureaucrat one.

ogaontop:

There is no truth in what you said bro, how can you pay a graduate in Abuja or Lagos 120,000 naira a month and expect him to succeed on it, (and he is still expected to get married and have kids) let alone a Dr. that spent the long years in school with the rigours and stress of the profession
Even if you're not expecting the govt to pay what's obtained abroad, but what is being paid here is too small please, it should be improved!
Even the govt is barring them from working at private hospitals when they are with the govt.
It's a fact they don't pay in school for training what other counties pay but there are other things you've to consider
In my school, 130 students will be admitted in year 1 But around final year, we graduate between 60 to 80, that's to show you it's not really easy apart from the pay.
They don't even get trained like in other countries due to VERY poor facilities and poor conditions of learning!!

jumper524:
Doctors can be the new source of foreign exchange if the govt can look deeper.
Every year in the universities more than enough qualified students for medicine are forced into other departments because the quota for medicine is 150 at max.
You'll see people with hyper impressive grades forced into other departments..
It won't take much for the FG to invest in the medical sector and improve the quota of every universities to 500.
That way we'll have much more exports and also more private hospitals at lesser rates.

jumper524:
Doctors can be the new source of foreign exchange if the govt can look deeper.
Every year in the universities more than enough qualified students for medicine are forced into other departments because the quota for medicine is 150 at max.
You'll see people with hyper impressive grades forced into other departments..
It won't take much for the FG to invest in the medical sector and improve the quota of every universities to 500.
That way we'll have much more exports and also more private hospitals at lesser rates.

Adakintroy:


You are still a looser. You abandon your country when they needed you. Worst than that you keep making attributions. The country is bad we know it has been so since time of fela and even so before him. Those who choose to stay defined themselves clearly..it's mind of matter. Material success over the spirit of our calling ( in your case saving struggling humans).

There are doctors in war torn region doing their bid in this regards. So do what you must but live with your decisions. The rest of us up here will keep doing our best. You down there do yours. But overall yours is a weak mind

The medical profession is a spiritual one no different from men of God. If you moneytise it beyond a point. You loose the original meaning and all that is left is perhaps the bureaucrat one.

joyandfaith:
Most Nigerians are wicked to doctors.