Temptee101:
More like a Duracell battery

Temptee101:
More like a Duracell battery

Temptee101:
More like a Duracell battery

hostine316:


Salvage

SenatorM:
You are Wicked.

SenatorM:
They have more of Native Doctors. Na still Doctor. Doctor na Doctor.

They are good in Human Anatomy but people misinterpret it to be Skull Mining.

BrutalJab:
Hahhahahah. Skull mining, Agberoism, Ritualism, Fraud na them get am.

They have finally added Quack Doctors to their lists of achievements.


They will start claiming most industrialised and educated.

Chukazu:
If they have the highest number of quack doctors that also indicates they probably have the highest number of qualified doctors... The prevalence of fake just points existence of original

Sentiment aside

The same applies in the east, when a particular state comes top in school certificate examination and people begin to shout special centers ;the existence of such centres simply means that competition is higher in those places

Garifuna:
This is OBVIOUSLY NOT VERIFIED DATA/Factual Statistics.



When you see reports using uncertain words like 'PERHAPS' "SHOULD BE" and 'MAYBE' to describe something that is supposedly a statistical fact, then you should know that it is either quite untrue or just Shabby guess work.

hostine316:
First in rituals
First in music
First in quack doctors
First in abortion
First in .........

Garifuna:
So which state is number 2 according to the so called report?
AT least if you are going to tell us the state with the most quacks, there should be verifiable data for the other 35 states plus FCT so that we can see how you arrived at your conclusion and the full Data Set.

Common sense.

Garifuna:
This is OBVIOUSLY NOT VERIFIED DATA/Factual Statistics.



When you see reports using uncertain words like 'PERHAPS' "SHOULD BE" and 'MAYBE' to describe something that is supposedly a statistical fact, then you should know that it is either quite untrue or just Shabby guess work.

engineerboat:
The Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, in Ogun says the state has the highest number of quacks in the country.

The Chairman of the association in the state, Abayomi Olajide, said this on Tuesday at the group’s Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference in Abeokuta.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the conference had as theme: “Anti-quackery: A seemingly unending battle.’’

He expressed sadness that in spite of the rigorous campaign against quackery, the scourge had continued to plague the profession.

According to him, some members of the association are equally guilty of engaging quacks.

“The war started in Lagos where many facilities were shut down and people started moving toward Ogun State.

“Perhaps, we (Ogun) should be ranked highest nationally as the state that harbours quacks. Maybe, it is because of our proximity to Lagos.

“From what we have seen, there are a lot of them that are thriving within the society,” he said.

Mr. Olajide, who acknowledged the efforts of the state government through its monitoring team, advocated for a task force which would shut down illegal health facilities.

He also called for a collaborative effort of stakeholders in order to stamp out “quacks and charlatans.’’

The forum, he said, was to sensitise the public and also “remind our colleagues of how to manage their territory so that we can actually stamp out quacks in the profession.”

In his address, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Theophilus Ogunlesi, said the war against quacks ought to have been won a long time ago.

He said governments and stakeholders, however, did not approach it with serious intent.

Mr. Ogunlesi, who was represented by Olusegun Feyisetan, called for a radical approach by ensuring “critical reappraisal and screening of NMA members to battle quacks.’’

Adegboyega Ogunwale, a Consultant Psychiatrist at the Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Aro, Abeokuta, in his lecture, blamed the resurgence of quacks on poor licence strategy, ignorance, poverty, illiteracy, lack of monitoring team and poor facilities.

Mr. Ogunwale said prompt resolution of industrial disputes and adequate investment in the health sector as well as diligent prosecution of offenders would help in stamping out quackery.

Rotimi Ogungbe, a Consultant on Health to the Ogun government, assured medical practitioners of government’s commitment to the fight against quackery.

He, however, challenged the association to “name and shame” quacks among its members and also ensure that medical practitioners improve on quality of service delivery.

(NAN)

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/238875-nma-names-state-highest-number-quacks-nigeria.html

engineerboat:
Lalasticlala Ogun State is coming first again, but this time again for wrong reasons

thesuave10:
Yorubas are very dirty creatures tho