Leave Nigeria while you can, very soon it would be almost impossible to leave Nigeria.

At present it's harder than 2years ago not even 10years ago.

To pay your own school fees, sth that before if u walked to any bank of ur choice get form A, write school account number in less than 1 week it's sent, now to pay ur fees if u use form A, it would take 6months with fasting and prayers before the school attempts to see the money, by that time it's already late.

To even get passport problem.


U would be having second thought until u get locked in.

saysoo:
Nigerian medical Doctors are syringe and drugs. Indian Doctors are scientist and Inventors.

Very stupid remark based on a fake news story

Raskimonojendor:
I am 100% sure that Canada does not give a fak about The World Federation for Medical Education (WFME).

You will still be put through the huddle below:

And to make matters worse, you can't even take MCCE in Nigeria. The nearest center is Ghana. Nigerian doctors see hell during obtaining of Canadian medical licenses

AntiChristian:
We are moving closer!

We have a capable minister!

We have a willing president!

And most importantly with God on our side!

Nigeria will be great and the naysayers will left behind!

What do you see in the medical sector that is making you so enthusiastic?
That sector is fvcked

Gajagojo:


Very stupid remark based on a fake news story

There is nothing stupid about that. In your own country, Indian Engineers are prefered to your Engineers. Visit the upstream oil sector.

saysoo:
There is nothing stupid about that. In your own country, Indian Engineers are prefered to your Engineers. Visit the upstream oil sector.

We are discussing doctors here

Gajagojo:

We are discussing doctors here

The same.

The trap or and continued exploitation and dependency that the Indo-European axis is preparing for the black/African future will most satisfactorily be checked by Nigeria if Nigeria y worked with the Chinese.

saysoo:
The same.

not the same

jaephoenix:

What do you see in the medical sector that is making you so enthusiastic?
That sector is fvcked

He is a PBAT defender

tunjijones:
Good for them. After going to medical sch at a subsidized rate in Nigeria. The run to other countries to practise at the slightest.

If I was the president, I wld make a law that wld mandate any medical student that schooled in a public school to work for at least 10 years in Nigeria before they can go else where to practice

You would never be president. Such laws require the national assembly and won't pass.

Litmus:
The trap or and continued exploitation and dependency that the Indo-European axis is preparing for the black/African future will most satisfactorily be checked by Nigeria if Nigeria y worked with the Chinese.

What are you talking about?



Now see the conscious and diligent persistent investment they have been making in STEM In recent years is paying off. Watch the 2009 Indian movie "3 idiots". U will appreciate what I am talking about.

China came to exploit, now India gradually

When will naija be powerful enough to begin to start exploiting others.

As a r sult of illiterate presidents we have had time past who don't pay much attention to education

HBB1:



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Guess you are just a pained hater.

Some of these Carribean medical schools have an affiliation with US Hospitals, so their Students go for clinical attachments.

Simple things like these, count in you gettin matched or not.

You say Nigerians can't pass USMLE?

🤣

How come there are thousands of Nigerian Drs there then?

How come I can count at least 10 people I know working in the US?

Hater!

You haven't said anything meaningful. It looks like you failed step1?
How many Naija-trained doctors do you know … who passed their USMLE 1 straight from Naija?? None. Your feelings are not facts.

UWI, the largest govt-owned university system in the carribean, produces better qualified doctors than Naija. Their USMLE1 pass rate is at par with Private Unis affiliated with US schools and financiers.

Gajagojo:
not the same

Professionals.

Obi caused this. If Pitobi had not contested this election, dem for give us this. He caused this.

saysoo:
Professionals.

Your point?

What a nice thread to read.

Just pay well and other countries will even beg to practice in Nigeria.

tunjijones:
Good for them. After going to medical sch at a subsidized rate in Nigeria. The run to other countries to practise at the slightest.

If I was the president, I wld make a law that wld mandate any medical student that schooled in a public school to work for at least 10 years in Nigeria before they can go else where to practice

PublicHealthNig:


Source: https://www.publichealth.com.ng/nigeria-trained-doctors-wait-as-indian-doctors-receive-approval-to-practice-in-us-canada-australia/

I am not surprised.

Our Education has been bastardised and quality eroded.

Strikes upon strikes by university teachers. Sometimes prolongs up to a year. The government pays lip service to quality education. And what do you expect when a square peg is put in a round hole.

Adamu Adamu, a known Journalist was in the saddle as Education Minister for 8yrs. Throughout, his tenure, education standard pummelled. Started falling. University teachers and personnel were owed salaries. Research grants were not given utmost attention.

Buhari, a near illiterate soldier, as President never cared. He surrounded himself with barely literate advisers who don't know the import of education but hallucinates more on Islamic education and children marriages.

Nigeria became a huge joke. Education collapsed. Sleaze and misdemeanor took center stage.

Under this season of anomie, how do you expect our university products to be taken seriously. Therein lies the Canadian snub of our Doctors in preference to India Doctors.

Blame our politicians for the mess we find ourselves!

Raskimonojendor:
I am 100% sure that Canada does not give a fak about The World Federation for Medical Education (WFME).

You will still be put through the huddle below:

Don't mind some of our people. Ignorance is blissful to them

NLegendforte:
I thought we were told that Nigerian medical schools produces quality professionals.

It's politics and reputation stuff

Our image isn't good out there

NLegendforte:
I thought we were told that Nigerian medical schools produces quality professionals.

Its not about the schools, the country itself has be relegated because of poor leadership and and international recognition.

VeeVeeMyLuv:

What are you talking about?

Do you know that In 1947 when they Got independence from Britain they were smart and intelligent enough to immediately split their country? While naija 6 years after independence fought a very bitter civil war to which the nationals are still suffering the repercussions till this very and they have still not learnt their lessons.

Now see the conscious and diligent persistent investment they have been making in STEM In recent years is paying off. Watch the 2009 Indian movie "3 idiots". U will appreciate what I am talking about.

China came to exploit, now India gradually

When will naija be powerful enough to begin to start exploiting others.

Working WITH China implies Partnership and implicit in this is resolving issues of exploitation and finding common mutually beneficial grounds of cooperation.

AllenSpencer:



I disagree. Indians know it. Nigerians even go medical tourism to same India. Talk about getting one of the best hands-on IT training, you will still make it to india.

Know wetin..quality it training in india

Few Nigerians go on medical tourism to india because it is cheap not neccesarily quality.

VeeVeeMyLuv:



SEOUL -- South Korea will raise its nationwide minimum wage for 2024 by 2.5% to 9,860 won ($7.80) per hour, enough to surpass Tokyo's minimum wage under current exchange rates. A 9,860 won minimum wage converts to 1,086 yen ($7.83)

See your Life? 😾😡 See how you are using your full chest to defend devil.


The minimum wage has been set at 9,860 won (US$7.80), resulting in a monthly salary of nearly 2.07 million won (US$1,638) for employees.


Remind us your minimum wage again? $35? Abi N30,000.

Kontinu

You miss quoting me

That's why I said "you know the diff"

Korea is largely self dependant

Korea has reasonable, progress thinking benevolent leaders

But

Nigeria is the opposite

God forbid side with blood suckers called apc

Understand that Whites never forget and always consider thire own however obscure.

Look at the Text below, as a person of African decent; mull over history in relation to Europe, now think of the future as an unbroken story.


Text:

Indo-European refers to a major language family that includes a wide range of languages spoken across Europe, Asia, and parts of the Indian subcontinent. It is one of the world's largest language families and encompasses languages like English, Spanish, Hindi, Russian, and many others. The term "Indo-European" signifies the linguistic and historical connection between these languages, suggesting that they share a common ancestral language from which they evolved over millennia. This language family has played a significant role in shaping the cultures and societies of the regions where its languages are spoken.











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soccerlite:


You miss quoting me

That's why I said "you know the diff"

Korea is largely self dependant

Korea has reasonable, progress thinking benevolent leaders

But

Nigeria is the opposite

God forbid side with blood suckers called apc

Toh okay, I was wondering o...

Lol 🤣

Mehn Nigerians are suffering o, living in bondage

Wetin be the difference now between the value of naira and won?

I have always said it devaluation is not the problem

Imagine our min wage was 200k per month, the only stumbling block is na consumer dumping ground country naija be. Very few manufacturing industries. No productivity. They just wait for revenue from sale of crude oil and then proceed to share in the federal and state 🙀🙊

tunjijones:
Good for them. After going to medical sch at a subsidized rate in Nigeria. The run to other countries to practise at the slightest.

If I was the president, I wld make a law that wld mandate any medical student that schooled in a public school to work for at least 10 years in Nigeria before they can go else where to practice

You and your children also should be treated in Naija forever.

BigIyanga:

You haven't said anything meaningful. It looks like you failed step1?
How many Naija-trained doctors do you know … who passed their USMLE 1 straight from Naija?? None. Your feelings are not facts.

UWI, the largest govt-owned university system in the carribean, produces better qualified doctors than Naija. Their USMLE1 pass rate is at par with Private Unis affiliated with US schools and financiers.

You are daft!

How many Nigerians do I know that have passed USMLE?

🤣

1.
I personally know at least 10, who are working in the US.

...and they schooled in Nigeria.



2.
Passing USMLE does not mean you will match.
This is another process altogether.

3.
The Carribean Schools train their students as a conduit into the American system.

So it is not about someone being smarter than others.

I know Nigerians who went to take up assistant lecturer roles in Grenada, and they were all expected had to write USMLE.

4.

There was a year in OAU, when chemical pathology exam questions were lifted from USMLE exams...

Those boys still passed!

5.

Is passing USMLE the yardstick for medical competence?

So British, or German Drs are not competent because they did not write USMLE.

6.
Can you see that your brain is paining you?

Masterito:
Just pay well and other countries will even beg to practice in Nigeria.

Pay well? Doctors are amongst the highest paid civil servant in Nigeria. When as a coper we were paid 3k monthly by the state, doctor were paid 80k.

Medical education in our universities are almost free as compared to the actual cost of the education.

Some private universities in Nigeria pay as high as 4m per year for medical education.

tunjijones:


Pay well? Doctors are amongst the highest paid civil servant in Nigeria. When as a coper we were paid 3k monthly by the state, doctor were paid 80k.

Medical education in our universities are almost free as compared to the actual cost of the education.

Some private universities in Nigeria pay as high as 4m per year for medical education.

Across board not only medical personnel what is been paid is 🙀 pitiable atrocious an apology. that's why the level of embezzlement is soooo high