spectroscopic:


Where did I claim he is not an employee? I said he is not just an ordinary employee; he is the president..... Again, reading and understanding problem.

Instead of beating around the bush by saying he's not an ordinary employee, why not just drop that and just say he's an employee. PERIOD.

Ritchiee:


You do not even know his worth and because they made him the Chief Operating Officer he has become the president and owner of a university hospital built more than 100 years ago,where he was employed and can be sacked anytime.Are you saying that he is claiming ownership of the hospital?Another FBI thing,don´t you think so?

Oh God! Where did I say he is the owner? Please go back to school. when something is ''x-x-x'' (in quotes) it implies sarcasm. Of course he is not the owner. He is president of the Hospital System

spectroscopic:


Ge the entire post na. Stop picking and choosing

Is he no longer the president of the hospital in question or people have bust been lying since?

plaindealer:



Instead of beating around the bush by saying he's not an ordinary employee, why not just drop that and just say he's an employee. PERIOD.

It is simply a matter of appropriately qualifying the nature of his employment.

plaindealer:



Is he no longer the president of the hospital in question or people have bust been lying since?

He is president of the Hospital system. That place you got the photo you posted from did you not see him there? Wayo man

https://www.montefiore.org/about-leadership

seunmsg:


So, because he’s the president of the hospital, he’s not an employee? Are you saying he’s the owner?

From this particular post of yours, I think you are not actually driven by the noble drive of debunking untrue, mischievous and misleading information posted by the op, rather you're driven by sheer hate and envy. Just because you heard he's ibo!
Would you have made this particular post if you learnt that he's yoruba?
We are originally from the tribe of Israel (jews) and you know what... That's makes us able to shine bright no matter the suppression and oppression! It's in our DNA #againstallodds

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Ritchiee:


You do not even know his worth

I know his worth and I gave you a number already. He is worth just above $3 mill per annum. His pay is actually online but I am not the one to share his personal info here. Thank you.

Okay enough of this childish back and forth. We should be proud we have uncountable Nigerians doing the country proud in different countries. It is clear to me that most of them are Igbo and Youba. It is also clear to me that these good ambassadors are MUCH MORE in number than the few bad eggs that give us a bad name. I close my case on this post.

spectroscopic:
Okay enough of this childish back and forth. We should be proud we have uncountable Nigerians doing the country proud in different countries. It is clear to me that most of them are Igbo and Youba. It is also clear to me that these good ambassadors are more in number than the few bad eggs that give us a bad name. I close my case on this post.

I wonder why it took so long for you to realize that the person you are engaging is not a progressive human! He's so interested in reducing the respectable status that the man has worked hard to attain! Just let him be!!

spectroscopic:


He is president of the Hospital system. That place you got the photo you posted from did you not see him there? Wayo man

https://www.montefiore.org/about-leadership

Steven M. Safyer, MD

Steven M. Safyer, MD, is President and Chief Executive Officer of Montefiore Medicine. Montefiore Medicine includes Montefiore Health System, one of New York’s premier academic health systems and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. An accomplished clinician, physician leader, and educator, Dr. Safyer has been recognized by Modern Healthcare on their lists of the “Most Influential People in Healthcare” and “Most Influential Physician Executives and Leaders.” He also was inducted into the 2018 Crain’s New York Business Hall of Fame.

Prior to being appointed President and CEO of Montefiore in 2008, he held a variety of increasingly senior leadership roles at Montefiore, including Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer from 1998 until 2008. Under his leadership, Montefiore significantly expanded the breadth and depth of its clinical care services. It is now composed of a network of 11 hospitals, including the Children’s Hospital at Montefiore and Burke Rehabilitation, plus more than 200 ambulatory care centers in the Bronx and the Hudson Valley

https://www.montefiore.org/about-leadership

Montefiore Health System is a sub unit under Montefiore Medicine, the parent organization.

I said the real president for a reason.

Pay attention to reading and comprehension.

chidiebereuzoma:

I wonder why it took so long for you to realize that the person you are engaging is not a progressive human! He's so interested in reducing the respectable status that the man has worked hard to attain! Just let him be!!

I know them. I have been here long enough to know.

plaindealer:









Montefiore Health System is a sub unit under Montefiore Medicine, the parent organization.

I said the real president for a reason.

Pay attention to reading and comprehension.

So, Mr Odua is not a president right? You are looking for the ''real'' president. OMG. Afonja on Igbo matter

spectroscopic:

Nigerian can rubbish a good man/woman. Ask Ngozi Okonjo Iweala; ask prof Barth Nnaji. Some of us abroad will be happy to work in Nigeria but not under Buhari (speaking for myself of course).

the people you mentioned didn't work under Buhari but what impact did they make in the capacity they served?

spectroscopic:


So Mr Odua is not a president right? You are looking for the ''real'' president. OMG. Afonja

I did not say he's not a president, he's the president of his own unit, but there's another president above him, that's my point.


Again, pay attention to reading and comprehension.

plaindealer:



I did not say he's not a president, he's the president of his own unit, but there's another president above him, that's my point.


Again, pay attention to reading and comprehension.

Lol. He is at least second in charge in the entire org, and he is the president of the health system as we can see from the link. He is taking home over 3 million per annum and you are here forming investigative journalist and doing your best to put him down. Kontinue

joseph1832:
the people you mentioned didn't work under Buhari but what impact did they make in the capacity they served?

Are you seriously asking that question? Or you are a Buhari apologist

spectroscopic:


Lol. He is at least second in charge in the entire org, and he is the president of the health system as we can see from the link. He is taking home over 3 million per annum and you are here forming investigative journalist and doing your best to put him down. Kontinue

Who said he's not in charge or he's not making money? We are saying A and this one is saying B.

These low self esteem people can not comprehend simple English words.

spectroscopic:


I know his worth and I gave you a number already. He is worth just above $3 mill per annum. Sis pay is actually online but I am not the one to share his personal info here. Thank you.

This seems to be an Ali baba thread.Sleep well.Ciao.

$ 13 billion dollars for an employee professor. Op must be dreaming in Biafra

TOP 25 COOS IN HEALTHCARE IN AMERICA

Ozuah is president of Montefiore Health System and COO of Montefiore Medicine.

https://www.modernhealthcare.com/awards/top-25-coos-healthcare-2018

Ritchiee:


This seems to be an Ali baba thread.Sleep well.Ciao.

Executives at Aetna and Montefiore totalled $63 million in salaries, bonuses and perks, according to public documents.

https://www.lohud.com/story/news/investigations/2018/08/14/aetna-montefiore-pay-coverage/985150002/

The man got a nice cut of that, $3 million

Chief Operating Officer Dr. Philip Ozuah: $3 million, including a $1.6 million salary and $800,000 bonus, as well as other pay.

That's why my kids must be high-ranking medical doctors in America. I must follow chop the money and legally too

spectroscopic:

Are you seriously asking that question? Or you are a Buhari apologist

Stop trying to deviate, I asked a question, the least you can do is provide answer(s) rather than try to sound like someone who didn't go to primary school.

Thank you.

Ritchiee:


This seems to be an Ali baba thread.Sleep well.Ciao.

Hope you can sleep well tonight? Uselessness is unhelpful

joseph1832:
Stop trying to deviate, I asked a question, the least you can do is provide answer(s) rather than try to sound like someone who didn't go to primary school.

Thank you.

If you are an adult back then you would know what Ngozi and Barth did for Nigeria. Won't waste my time on that. Bye

spectroscopic:

If you are an adult back then you would know what Ngozi and Barth did for Nigeria. Won't waste my time on that. Bye

are you talking about the same Barth Nnaji who was forced to resign on grounds of corruptuon or someone else, and also the same Okonjo Iweala who was seriously lampooned for being as ineffective as the then president of Nigeria?

joseph1832:
are you talking about the same Barth Nnaji who was forced to resign on grounds of corruptuon or someone else, and also the same Okonjo Iweala who was seriously lampooned for being as ineffective as the then president of Nigeria?

I guess your Buhari is more effective than Jonathan. Enjoy your country. Now please let me be. Thanks

Like him all Biafrans must reject the Nigger Area and its quack coupist leadership...


Imagine a coupist leading a democracy as en elder LOL

spectroscopic:

I guess your Buhari is more effective than Jonathan. Enjoy your country. Now please let me be. Thanks

Buhari isn't the subject of discourse here, but your supposed assumption that Barth Nnaji and Okonjo Iweala impacted Nigerians in the capacity they served back then.

Next time learn not to make hasty assumptions. Good night.

correctyourself:
I think it's a good idea, the kind of politics politicians are currently playing is something one need to be careful and think twice.

If he has accepted, before you know it, they would turn him into full politician, not for his good o, but to see how they can tap into his finance by encouraging him to come and run as governor for his state.

Along the line, the same people in the nearest future may turn back against him mostly if they happened to be opposition, by using government agency to fight him with all manner of allegations, e.g, he diverted funds to support his hospital abroad while he was a minister, before you know it they would send (......name it by your self.......) after him.

Wisdom is profitable to direct

Mutemenot:
Any good successful man shouldn't soil his hand in Nigerian politics ..

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