sassysure:

Doctors can never ever do it alone. There are many specialists aside nurses who they can't do without. Surgeons can't do their jobs and don't know how to do their jobs cos it's not part of their specialty. The thing is that at the end,especially in nigeria,only the Drs get all the praise

pembisco:

Stop spreading falsehood, thats FMC Yola, there are no medical students there. Non of the universities in the entire state run a college of medical science. So where did medical students come.

danilmo:


so, but don't come up with trash that doctor can't do that alone , stay ur lane,

or what exactly are those nurse doing that is perculier

Ubanagum:
I hope we don't hear later that they died of complications from the surgery. they should have taken them abroad.

toysleek:

I know your type...always reverting to insults..you think I give a hoot about you? Learn to be civil..when someone talks to you like a normal person, reciprocate!..Will not reply you again,

toysleek:

SMH.. Did you not see some nurses in their scrubs too? Can doctors do surgery alone?

toysleek:

I know your type...always reverting to insults..you think I give a hoot about you? Learn to be civil..when someone talks to you like a normal person, reciprocate!..Will not reply you again,

FreeConCiencE:


If they are not medical students, they may be house officers or resident doctors who are there purposely to observe because I can remember very well, as a house officers back then, I entered theater but not to do the surgery but for observation unless the consultant asks me to wear gloves and assist him. BTW, why are you so bitter? Are you a member of the useless JOHESU that want to distort relativity?

toysleek:

SMH.. Did you not see some nurses in their scrubs too? Can doctors do surgery alone?

Ubanagum:
I hope we don't hear later that they died of complications from the surgery. they should have taken them abroad.

ultron12345:
This goes to show that doctors can perform without johesu members, kindly note that those people in the picture are not nurses, they are all doctors and students. All the nurses, pharmacists and lab pple are on strike.

Thunder fire johesu with their evil plan to kill Nigerians to achieve consultant and cmd title. Shey, pharmacists said they can do all, I can imagine a pharmacist conducting this operation.

Seems they weren't allowed to lock pharmacy, lab and other vital equipment hence their strike is innefective over there. When hunger sets in, they will start suspending strike in some LGAs.

Useless people

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FreeConCiencE:


Why are you displaying your ignorance on public forum. Are you that dumb? You're a disgrace to your parents that spent money on you to send you to school of nursing....... Even, consultants neurosurgeon cannot do the work of endocrinologist or cardiologist. If Surgeons respect physician, it is a bloody nurse that will now disrespect them by calling them malaria and typhoid doctors? Do you know the number of patients being managed everyday for the complications of malaria and typhoid that you are talking about? Do you know that malaria and typhoid are still the commonest killers of children in Africa today and not conjoined twins? I pity you for your ignorance.

babajeje123:

You're a very bitter person. Your write up gave you in. Doctors are not the alpha & oméga of Nigeria's health sector. Somehow, others too have prominent roles to play in adequate health care delivery. Most of you guys are so filled with pride and funny enough, you don't know much about what you are trained in. I lost my first daughter because of a carefree doctor. Since then we have learned our lessons. We ask questions each time we go to hospital. Ask them probing questions, and then they get bitter. Another one nearly killed my 2nd daughter. I will forever be grateful to my wife for her smartness. After asking the nonentity several questions and was not satisfied, she resulted to google to know the dosage of the anti-malaria drug for a child of that age. There was a contradiction between what the doc gave and what she read on the net. So, she called my sister who is a nurse in uch, that one said the same the Google said. She even told her the girl's system will shut down if she administered the dosage. In order to be certain of what to do, she called her brother who is a doctor, what he said was in sync with what my sister and Google said.
For me o, I don't trust Nigerian doctors. They are not what they claimed they are. If a doc prescribes drugs for me, I will ask a nurse for his / her opinion, ask a pharmacist, ask another doc, and google to.

Amarabae:
They don try on this one.
Our wonderful malaria and typhoid specialists.
Kudos to surgeons, the real doctors.

babajeje123:

You're a very bitter person. Your write up gave you in. Doctors are not the alpha & oméga of Nigeria's health sector. Somehow, others too have prominent roles to play in adequate health care delivery. Most of you guys are so filled with pride and funny enough, you don't know much about what you are trained in. I lost my first daughter because of a carefree doctor. Since then we have learned our lessons. We ask questions each time we go to hospital. Ask them probing questions, and then they get bitter. Another one nearly killed my 2nd daughter. I will forever be grateful to my wife for her smartness. After asking the nonentity several questions and was not satisfied, she resulted to google to know the dosage of the anti-malaria drug for a child of that age. There was a contradiction between what the doc gave and what she read on the net. So, she called my sister who is a nurse in uch, that one said the same the Google said. She even told her the girl's system will shut down if she administered the dosage. In order to be certain of what to do, she called her brother who is a doctor, what he said was in sync with what my sister and Google said.
For me o, I don't trust Nigerian doctors. They are not what they claimed they are. If a doc prescribes drugs for me, I will ask a nurse for his / her opinion, ask a pharmacist, ask another doc, and google to.

olahero:
Good, this is the kinds of Doctor we need in this nation.

babajeje123:

You're a very bitter person. Your write up gave you in. Doctors are not the alpha & oméga of Nigeria's health sector. Somehow, others too have prominent roles to play in adequate health care delivery. Most of you guys are so filled with pride and funny enough, you don't know much about what you are trained in. I lost my first daughter because of a carefree doctor. Since then we have learned our lessons. We ask questions each time we go to hospital. Ask them probing questions, and then they get bitter. Another one nearly killed my 2nd daughter. I will forever be grateful to my wife for her smartness. After asking the nonentity several questions and was not satisfied, she resulted to google to know the dosage of the anti-malaria drug for a child of that age. There was a contradiction between what the doc gave and what she read on the net. So, she called my sister who is a nurse in uch, that one said the same the Google said. She even told her the girl's system will shut down if she administered the dosage. In order to be certain of what to do, she called her brother who is a doctor, what he said was in sync with what my sister and Google said.
For me o, I don't trust Nigerian doctors. They are not what they claimed they are. If a doc prescribes drugs for me, I will ask a nurse for his / her opinion, ask a pharmacist, ask another doc, and google to.