@GuardianNigeria The man was obviously wrong
Not against the Law but it's funny how the law catches up easily with common Nigerians
We have some big men doing this dialy and yet they go scout free
@BashirAhmaad I believe you are still enjoying it
Hahhaa the little man was created for this
Infantino for best director at the Oscars while Leo will take the best actor according to Festus Ororo fan base
@channelstv The problem they just sit and make declarations
Paper and media talk no real work is done
Earlier the president just increased the quarter of all medical schools by x2 he said it was a strategy to increase the number of doctors in the country
Fast forward has anything changed
I have never had such a terrible experience with an online store before
@CDcareNG
I was traumatized
So I had a faulty Parcel delivered to me and the rest is History
Customer care service should not be that slow and rude
Thank God for the release of the Oyo children and their teachers
Thanks to security agencies who have been working behind the scene
The 8 kidnappers caught we have they would face the full punishment of the law
#Oyochildren#saveoyochildren
@aonanuga1956 Thank God for their freedom
Where are the dead bodies of the neutralized bandits
Why arrest them when they will only be later reintegrated into the society with out facing the law
No sentence at all sef
Another bad thing I saw under the sun is that
Positions meant for Technocrats are given to politicians
Give Politicians positions such as VC of a university, Chief Medical Director of a Hospital, Provost of a School etc and watch the institution take a retrograde path
@Dr_Afo I witnessed the dead of a patient during my M0 posting (intro Medicine), the simple reason was that oxygen had finished and he was in respiratory distress that's how he died
@Queeneth01olx You have already said she was incompetent that's why she was fired
You did be wrong to expect a proper or civil behavior from her
It also shows the company indeed has a lot of incompetent personnel, How could they have been committing such an error
DAY 21 OF OPERATION TICS
Dear Nigerians,
Doctors in Nigeria are burned out from excess workload.
And what does that really mean?
Working an average of 106 hours per week for physicians, and up to 126 hours per week for surgeons.
Being on back-to-back calls, where a doctor works 48 hours nonstop, sometimes 72 hours, and in some extreme situations, over a week without real rest. Many even take continuous back-to-back calls for months non-stop.
“You are exhausted… complex cases come in… yet you’re still expected to make critical decisions immediately...”
Exhaustion kills.
It endangers the doctor… and it endangers the patient.
Regulated work hours are not comfort or luxury.
They are essential for safe, effective, and humane healthcare.
#OperationTICS
#StopOverworkingDoctors
#SafeWorkHoursSaveLives
#SaveTheDoctors
#SaveHealthcare
DAY 13 OF OPERATION TICS
Dear Nigerians,
Hospitals Are Dying Too!
Leaking roofs. Broken beds. No oxygen. No light.
Doctors improvise, patients suffer.
We cannot build a healthy nation in collapsing hospitals.
We demand rehabilitation and upgrade of our health facilities and equipment.
Doctors need tools. Patients need hope.
Let’s rebuild our hospitals before it’s too late.
#FixOurHospitals | #SaveTheDoctors
#NARDStrike2025 | #OperationTICS
#ShareYourStory
NARD MEDIA TEAM
DAY 10 OF OPERATION TICS
Dear Nigerians,
Say NO to Casualisation!
For five years Doctors in UNTH, MAUTH, FTH Lokoja, and so many other hospitals are treated as casual workers (locum doctors) with poor pay, no pension, no annual leave, no job security.
They work round the clock, saving lives in a system that denies them dignity.
This is modern-day slavery.
It destroys motivation, weakens hospitals, and drives doctors abroad.
Say NO to exploitation.
Say YES to fairness, dignity, and justice.
#StopCasualisation #NARDStrike2025
#SaveTheDoctors #SaveHealthcare
#OperationTICS
NARD MEDIA TEAM