poiunt:


I guess you were there when the NES chattered flight for Nigerian doctors

The NES didnt see to employ doctors from the European Union, it is from only Nigeria they thought of

You guys think, think, It is easier for the UK to get Free doctors from the EU than Nigeria

This is organised fraud by some scammers

kingzizzy:
So a Doctor in tye UK earns in a month what a Doctor in Nigeria earns in a year? Who can blame Doctors from leaving?

Wettoid123:


hahahahahahahaha you be bad guy you know no say God bless poor people with pikin pass the rich the poor fuckkk anyhow cos they are always around their wife who sit down at home tying wrapper round their waist all day long, the guy na twitter begger!

poiunt:


Let's think here.

Another govt is coming to take your citizens during an emergency period and the government of Nigeria is not aware.

Pls, let's think, where has the UK granted any foreign nationals even doctors visas on arrival.

I hope you know that nes is a UK govt agency not a private organization, can a UK govt agency over ride its embassy in Nigeria.

Lastly, Why only nigeria?

The truth will be out soon

It seems thinking and asking questions in Nigeria is a big No, people just believe anything said to them.

allthingsgood:


I know u have sense na
So when all the doctors go, who will treat u in your hospitals

Amotolongbo:


https://punchng.com/nigerian-doctors-stopped-at-lagos-airport-promised-millions-by-uk-firm/?amp=1

Blackking98:

The remaining doctors will treat me.
I cannot be a stumbling block to someone's destiny oga.

allthingsgood:


Which remaining doctors

Blackking98:

So you're saying all the doctors in Nigeria were stopped at the airport en route to UK? Clown.

JosephXavier:
This one na to comot food from person mouth

People that are paid 387 USD that will amount to at most 5k in a year in Nigeria annually have counterparts earning close to 100k in UK

Zoogeria can't help you and won't let you help yourself

allthingsgood:


If they are allowed, all will leave. Dumbo

Alexaonfleek:
The same FG that pays politicians 10x the salary of a consultant.
Now you're bringing Hippocratic oath,know that this oath is not restricted to a particular country, especially this zoo of a country.
This same zoo where hazard allowance is 5k
Doctors can choose where they decide to save lives from,it's their right!!
Why don't you tell your even more selfish FG to give better pay and better working conditions to these doctors?

poiunt:
Ladies and Gentlemen.

I did my Findings and i have come to the conclusion that NES Healthcare is a genuine recruitment organisation.

After all the argument up and down, i decided to check on the company and i got their facebook page

It seems we have all been arguing with semi baked information from our news media and blogs

A simple fact checking would have solved everything

This is the advert of the recruitment

Are you a Doctor with ICU and Anaesthesia experience, looking for a better work / life balance?
At NES Healthcare we can offer you this with one of our ICU RMO positions.
You will be working in a private Hospital group, and we have various locations around the UK.
The rotation is one week on duty then one week off + accommodation and meals are provided free of charge during your on duty week.
To apply you will need a minimum of [b]3 years post-graduate experience and have 18+ months of ICU and Anaesthesia experience.
Salary from £51,384 to £98,112 dependent on experience. Contracts for a minimum of one year.
You will need to hold full GMC Registration with a Licence to Practice, or be eligible to apply.
If you would like to discuss this further please forward your CV to recruitment@neshealthcare.co.uk, or you can call the Recruitment Team on 00 44 (0)1603 305 210.[/b]


the company did chattered a flight but for which country they didn't specify.

We wish everyone flying in on the NES private charter flight tomorrow a safe and pleasant flight - we look forward to welcoming you to the UK

Chartey:


You were stubborn in your ignorance and you don't even have the decency to apologise to all those who, being better-informed, tried to correct you.
You must be a very proud person.

Aussie2doc:
He is even better than his boss @justwise. That one is proudly engrossed in ignorance.

Chartey:

The NES is a very big organisation in the UK although not as big as the NHS. They certainly have the power to apply for waivers for doctors which they did.

justwise:
[/b]

They are not, trying to compare NES to NHS is like comparing a road side pharmacy to a general hospital

Chartey:


If "200 hospitals and clinics" is not big then I don't know what is big.
Nobody said it was anywhere as big as the NHS.
Stop looking for another topic to argue about.

justwise:


Do you know any job agency that recruits professionals for 200 companies?

Chartey:


You know a lot about the UK, we wey don tey for NL sabi.
But please you don't know this, chief.

justwise:


I joined nairaland before you and you don't know what you are talking about in this particular issue

justwise:



From health minister Dr Osagie Ehanire today:

“With regards to the 58 doctors, we were all surprised to hear that they were at the airport and it was irregular in that many of them did not have visas. I don’t know what evidence you have whether they have left the country but no one should leave the country without a visa.

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/07/17/health-minister-to-fleeing-doctors-uk-wont-pamper-you-with-hazard-allowance/

Aussie2doc:
old news. The minister said those things two days ago and he didn't tell you they have not left. That news was on Wednesday. He was indirectly begging doctors not to leave. He didn't say they left or not. And like I earlier told you, they told them to keep quiet about the eventual departure. Once a Nigerian minister tells you that he can't confirm wether they have left or not....what do you think he was saying? And those guys didn't leave without visa....a waiver is equivalent to visa. Just like nysc certificate and exemption. Bottom line is that you are posting old news

Chartey:


You know a lot about the UK, we wey don tey for NL sabi.
But please you don't know this, chief.

Chartey:

I essentially implied you were old on NL in the reply you quoted. You're obviously not in the mood to understand anything today.