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Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Georgejeez: 2:46pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
panpan:Then go to UK,US and Saudi to study Medicine and leave the space for those who are ready to work for the Country , Simple 1 Like |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Lasien: 2:54pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tamdun: CAN WE ALSO HAVE A BILL THAT STOPS ALL SERVING POLITICIANS FROM GOING ABROAD FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT? |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by seunayantokun(m): 3:02pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
They destroyed Nigeria and are stealing it dry, but want health workers to stay back and work in an environment where life is... so devilish lawmakers. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Fearyourcreator: 3:03pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tamdun:Simple |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by abbey621(m): 3:07pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Simply pay doctors more, subsidize equipment costs, provide adequate funding for medical research and watch the brain drain quickly erode. Why do we love doing things backwards in this country? I've said it before and I'll say it again, the biggest enemies of Nigeria are the crooks that make up the senate and House of Reps., these f*ckers have proposed and written laws that keeps us stuck in the stone age......SMH! |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by lulufaj(m): 3:09pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Georgejeez: Or yea, after the 5 years they won’t leave yea? What about correcting why they’re leaving? The people passing the laws, do they get their healthcare in Nigeria? If only the average people of Nigeria were reasonable but they’re clearly not. 1 Like |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:15pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
lulufaj: Don't worry The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will happen, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:15pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
abbey621: Don't worry The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will happen, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:16pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tamdun: The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will happen, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license You can only continue to wail uncontrollably at the events that are about to unfold |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:17pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Is04970: The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will happen, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:17pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
seunayantokun: Don't worry The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will happen, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:18pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
DesChyko: The bill is dead on arrival if it becomes law! The Supreme Court will definitely quash it as it infringes on the fundamental human right of freedom of movement enshrined in the constitution. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by blowjohn(m): 3:18pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Is04970: Let them make working in Nigeria better before they bring up such bill. Why Shud I earn a meagre sum and be doing the work if 10 people? |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:20pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
oluseyiforjesus: You can say that again! He has no knowledge whatsoever about the issues (these are the kind of people Nigerian voters vote into power SMH)! All he knows are that his allowances are threatened if the government ever improves their plight and came with a not-so-smart solution anyways |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by lulufaj(m): 3:22pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Thegamingorca: I am a senior doctor in the U.K. myself and I know there are several routes to leave even with provisional licence. They can write exams and apply for foundation training. The government is aware of how uninformed our people are and like to keep them occupied with things like this. It is the one jubilating that is making me laugh the most. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:24pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
shakol91: This kind of bill was really unexpected from the quarters it came from. We usually expect such draconian anti-people policy bills from certain quarters. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Yong4ever(m): 3:24pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tamdun:. FG have been treating nigerian doctors better than others in the health care system as if they are the only one made up of the system, sponsored all of their training till they become consultant, if FG is now asking you to serve your nation for a while I don't think that's too much to ask for, in a saner clime other health care professionals matter not only doctors as it is in Nigeria, therefore I support FG on this one. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:28pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
TheOldGods: You can say that again! I said the same thing in my comments on this thread about them being threatened about their fat allowances which is why they came up with band-aid solutions for deep cuts! |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:29pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Jokerman: The same useless party as usual. Always, bringing the worst of people into governance. I don't blame them, I blame the people always voting them. |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by lexy2014: 3:29pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tamdun: If what you say is true, why can't the president of the country, the president elect and the elite patronise them? |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:30pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Dcaliphate: Don't worry The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by yemi1504: 3:30pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
AzizG550: Abi o |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:31pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
BOLATINUBU01: The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:31pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
tomzyELNINO: The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by lexy2014: 3:31pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Yong4ever: Why then does buhari and Tinubu not patronize nigerian hospitals? |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:32pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
shakol91:The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:32pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Yong4ever: The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:33pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
TheOldGods:The bill is dead on arrival There is a temporary provisional license with which you use to practice for 2yrs and do your housemanship before it expires after graduation. That license Is just to show ppl that you have the right to touch patients for a time period after graduation during which you must have complete your housemanship. Maybe that license will now be increased to 5yrs due to the bill but that will now make the stress to hurriedly look for housemanship slots easy, and make the graduates focus on getting UK qualifications first.. It is that graduation letter with IELTS and not the provisional license(or the permanent license gotten after housemanship), that is needed to be submitted to examining body in the UK to start the process of writing their exams. And once you pass the exams you must register under GMC within 2yrs with evidence of housemanship. The graduation certificate, your one year housemanship evidence(which you can now do after passing plab2), your IELTS and the pass of the two exams that are the Koko requirement to prove that indeed you are a doctor that can practice in UK unsupervised. You only need evidence of your Naija full license or provisional license when you are applying for visa. Now this is what will be happening, Alot of Nigerian doctors will make it a duty and goal to leave before that 5yrs expiration just to show the legislators that they can keep their permanent license |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by lexy2014: 3:34pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
BOLATINUBU01: Why didn't bola Tinubu and buhari patronise the doctors you say UK is taking? When did UK take anyone? |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by Thegamingorca(m): 3:35pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
lulufaj: Lol no mind them |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by obi58: 3:39pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
Is04970: You are insane. 1 Like |
Re: NIMSA Opposes The Brain Drain Bill (Official Statement) by obi58: 3:40pm On Apr 07, 2023 |
bitbillionaire: You have no sense otherwise you would be asking why government officials who are advocating for the bill choose to treat themselves abroad. |
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