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Dr Raymond, I quite agree with you, you work and live abroad,concerning the same point 2 of your article, is that what is practice over there where you work? Are non-medical personnel made to be consultants and also head government hospitals?? I want to know please
My thoughts exactly Dr.
Thank you Dr Richard,many of these Drs are just been unfair to d system,they shud stop seeking public sympathy based on emotions but rather on logic as you have said,and for dos attacking you via emails are the ones forcing others who do not support d strike to join dem.
U r on point Dr Raymond; its a pity that those who pride themselves as being at d echelon of professional knowledge can’t reason d plain simple truth u v adduced in ur piece.point 9 said it all whch v bn my own position on d whole saga. U can’t continue looking f a way to suppress others & expect to b lifted. In all honesty many Nigerian doctors share similar view wt u but u know what d chains & shackles of unionism v caused.infact w r to conduct an opinion poll on d condition of anonymity on this current strike by NMA;am pretty sure nt up to 30% of d members wr in support. We hope for a positivea change in our health sector but nt d NMA’s desired change.