The affected students need to be compensated, unijos should not have admitted them into medicine when they are fully aware they are not complying with their accreditation guideline. I wonder how some of them would overcome the psychological trauma.  

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Primary medical qualifications not accepted by the GMC

The following medical schools are currently listed in the Avicenna Directory of medical schools but, at the present time, the GMC is not registering or issuing a licence to practise to graduates who hold primary medical qualifications obtained from those schools. Graduates from these schools are not permitted to make a booking for or to take the Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) test.

Belize
St Matthew’s University School of Medicine
Grace University School of Medicine
Cook Islands
St Mary’s Medical School
Liberia
Saint Luke School of Medicine

Nigeria
Ambrose Ali University (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
Ebonyi State University (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
Igbinedion University College of Health Sciences (this applies only to those who graduated on or after 1 April 2010)
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
Nnamdi Azikiwe University (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
University of Benin (this applies only to those who graduated on or after 1 April 2010)
University of Jos (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
University of Nigeria (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)
University of Port Harcourt (this only applies to those who graduated after 10 December 2010)

Senegal
St Christopher Ibrahima Mar Diop College of Medicine
Seychelles
University of Seychelles American Institute of Medicine (USAIM)
St Lucia
Spartan Health Sciences University (this only applies to graduates who started their course of study on or before 31 December 2008. Refer to case-by-case list for those who started their course of study on or after 1 January 2009)
St Mary’s Medical School



http://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/registration_applications/acceptable_primary_medical_qualification.asp

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The main changes are as follows:
 From April 2012, any institution wanting to sponsor students will need to be classed as a Highly Trusted sponsor, and will need to become accredited by a statutory education inspection body by the end of 2012. The current system does not require this, and has allowed too many poor-quality colleges to become sponsors.
 Students coming to study at degree level will need to speak English at an 'upper intermediate' (B2) level, rather than the current 'lower intermediate' (B1) requirement.
 UK Border Agency staff will be able to refuse entry to students who cannot speak English without an interpreter, and who therefore clearly do not meet the minimum standard.
 Students at universities and publicly funded further education colleges will retain their current work rights, but all other students will have no right to work. We will place restrictions on work placements in courses outside universities.
 Only postgraduate students at universities and government-sponsored students will be able to bring their dependants. At the moment, all students on longer courses can bring their dependants.
 We will limit the overall time that can be spent on a student visa to 3 years at lower levels (as it is now) and 5 years at higher levels. At present, there is no time limit for study at or above degree level.
 We will close the Tier 1 (Post-study work) route, which allows students 2 years to seek employment after their course ends. Only graduates who have an offer of a skilled job from a sponsoring employer under Tier 2 of the points-based system will be able to stay to work.

For full details:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/news/summary-student-policy.pdf

It is rather unfortunate the way and manner in which Nigerian doctors are being treated. They are one of the least paid in the world compared to the workload  and lack of proper infrastructure to work with.  People that can afford quality health service will rather travel to Ghana, South Africa, India not to mention developed countries.

Most recent graduates leave the country at the slightest opportunities to seek greener pastures in other African countries like Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa and the big countries like U.S, U.K, Australia and New Zealand. Why are Nigerian doctors attracted to smaller African countries while we still delude ourself as giant of Africa?

I struggled to complete my medical education because I had to cope with the little resources that my parent could afford. Had to keep prostrating for so called chiefs and politician to get a government hospital for my horsemanship but eventually ended up in Eko Hospital which paid one of the least salary to junior doctors with hectic workload to compliment ur earning 'cos they have to declare profit at the end of the year. I ended up in Riyom local government in Jos for my NYSC where there was no single doctor in the whole of the local government. I had to cover four PHC clinic with a bicycle in the scorching sun covered with dust everyday. I eventually disappeared back to Lagos at the end of the service only to find myself working in a private hospital which will only recruit doctors as laborers no thanks to my parent who never have the right connection to get me a place in Government hospital where the pay is slightly better and better work related experience.

I was frustrated because of my earning, couldn't afford a decent accommodation, car not to talk of getting marry. I had to look for a way out 'cos I needed to care for my parent and sibling then myself 'cos they all contributed to my education. Contemplated of leaving the profession for IT but was not sure what lay ahead. I tried South Africa, lost my passport and money to scams. I was determined I switched gear, got admission for a master programme in UK with all my life savings which could only afford 50% of the tuition fees, no money to balance the tuition fees, living and accommodation expenses  (sorry I had to lie to the immigration officer at Deputy High Commission to secure a UK visa 'cos I was invited to proof why I deserve a UK visa). Thanks to my friends who migrated earlier to South Africa that bailed me out when I was drowning in UK to survive and complete my Msc.

Luckily for me, I wrote all the necessary exams, got job as doctor in the UK with no stress, highly appreciated, paid back all the bail out from friends, sending money to my family back Nigeria. So happy and proud to be a doctor   .

Nigerian government should kindly reward doctors and pay them what is right. It is not only about building and painting hospital wards without equipments.

Assuming u borrow N3,000,000 at the rate of 19% and to repay over 42months

Your estimated monthly payments are N98,335.48 and you will pay N1,130,090 in interest over the life of the loan.
Loan Information
Loan amount 3000000
Annual interest rate 19%
Term of loan: (months) 42
chart
Period Beginning Balance Interest Rate Payment Ending Balance
1 $3,000,000 $47,500 $98,335 $2,949,165
2 2,949,165 46,695 98,335 2,897,524
3 2,897,524 45,877 98,335 2,845,066
4 2,845,066 45,047 98,335 2,791,778
5 2,791,778 44,203 98,335 2,737,645
6 2,737,645 43,346 98,335 2,682,656
7 2,682,656 42,475 98,335 2,626,796
8 2,626,796 41,591 98,335 2,570,051
9 2,570,051 40,692 98,335 2,512,408
10 2,512,408 39,780 98,335 2,453,852
11 2,453,852 38,853 98,335 2,394,370
12 2,394,370 37,911 98,335 2,333,945
13 2,333,945 36,954 98,335 2,272,564
14 2,272,564 35,982 98,335 2,210,210
15 2,210,210 34,995 98,335 2,146,870
16 2,146,870 33,992 98,335 2,082,527
17 2,082,527 32,973 98,335 2,017,164
18 2,017,164 31,938 98,335 1,950,767
19 1,950,767 30,887 98,335 1,883,319
20 1,883,319 29,819 98,335 1,814,803
21 1,814,803 28,734 98,335 1,745,202
22 1,745,202 27,632 98,335 1,674,498
23 1,674,498 26,513 98,335 1,602,676
24 1,602,676 25,376 98,335 1,529,716
25 1,529,716 24,221 98,335 1,455,601
26 1,455,601 23,047 98,335 1,380,313
27 1,380,313 21,855 98,335 1,303,832
28 1,303,832 20,644 98,335 1,226,141
29 1,226,141 19,414 98,335 1,147,219
30 1,147,219 18,164 98,335 1,067,048
31 1,067,048 16,895 98,335 985,607
32 985,607 15,605 98,335 902,877
33 902,877 14,296 98,335 818,837
34 818,837 12,965 98,335 733,467
35 733,467 11,613 98,335 646,745
36 646,745 10,240 98,335 558,649
37 558,649 8,845 98,335 469,159
38 469,159 7,428 98,335 378,252
39 378,252 5,989 98,335 285,905
40 285,905 4,527 98,335 192,097
41 192,097 3,042 98,335 96,803
42 96,803 1,533 98,335 0


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Yes,they can marry each other but they have a quarter chance of having AC and SC carrier child!Note : AA,AS.AC,AS,SC are all genotypes.We have about 75% AA,25%AS,AND 1%SS.The genotype with S or C means a sickle cell carrier,so if an AC and SC marry each other,there a probability of 1 out of 4 kid a sickler as sickle cell carriers are called.

sickle-cell hemoglobin C is another variant of sickle cell genotype which is not has common as S and a stronger form of sicke-cell hemoglobin compare to C, sickle cell crises in people with SC is usually not as severe as those with SS. However when an AC marry an SC individual your chance of having a sickle cell patient is 50%, because for every pregnancy you stand the chance of having any of the following genotypes, AS, AC, SC $ CC. Anybody with genotype SC & CC are sickle-cell patient are prone to having crises at anytime.
My candid advice is that DO NOT MARRY because the pain and agony that the patient does go through when they are in crises could lead to death at any age. I have seen a sickle patient that live up to the age of 62, never receive blood transfusion until he develop aplastic crises when the marrow cell suddenly stopped producing red cell. He was given multiple blood transfusion which failed to revive him.

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