@channelstv Which schedule is greater than human lives for For God sake? Everything is just wrong about this administration
Nigeria is in the terrible hands of people who don’t value human lives. If this was your relations would you wait till Wednesday before you pay them a visit?nonsense
This US grading - Nigerian grading argument is the most foolish thing I have seen on the internet sha cos it is not needed.
Notwithstanding, as someone who has seen both sides, I can confidently say that the exact effort I put in to score 90+ (A) in Johns Hopkins would likely not get me a 60 in Unilorin (generally) and will definitely not even get me up to 40 in Unilorin medical school.
I dont know what holds in Europe tho, but for U.S o, I am very sure.
Up to 6 factors are responsible for that and happy to discuss them if there’s a platform for that. The systems are very different.
That is why the system in the U.S does not entirely rely on grades to decide who is excellent or otherwise. Possible to see a class of 50 people and 35 are on clear distinction.
Dear sir @pastorpoju , I beg to differ. Nigerian Dr’s are not ungrateful and they will not be silenced just because their Education was subsidized.
We cannot continue to run away from our reality and we must begin to accept our challenges and make amends.
Every Healthcare system in the world has challenges, however the difference is in the efforts they put to make theirs better. We do see the efforts that has been put in to improve our healthcare in the past few years and we acknowledge the tremendous progress in healthcare under the Honorable Minister @muhammadpate . We know that the budgetary allocation for Health has remained steadily less than 5% in the past years because the Federal Government has not been convinced that Health Ministry needs more when even the yearly allocation to the ministry isn’t always used up and returned to the confers of the federal government account. However, with the coming of the Honorable Minister Dr Muhammad Ali Pate, we have seen so many initiatives that are changing the narrative in the Nigerian healthcare system. Even though some are yet to be actioned, we are hopeful they will bring the desired outcome.
So we know and appreciate the efforts and we will continue asking for better because Nigerians deserve better. We are not brainwashed to hate our country. It is infact our love for our dear country that demands we say the truth and we cannot be silenced.
Thank you.
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Here’s a Story Of a 7yr Old Boy Who Narrowly Survived The Fulani Attack And Massacre In Plateau State Last Week. His Father Was Shot Dead. His Mothers Arms Were Chopped Off. His Siblings Were Beheaded. And He Too Was Struck And Slashed In The Neck But He Survived. The Worst Part Is That His Attackers Are Still Walking Free And No Single Arrest Has Been Made By The Nigerian Police/Army/DSS.