@nard_nigeria Until the day the only demand is MAJOR INCREASE IN BASIC SALARY y’all will keep coming here to cry every year.
MRTF MRTF every year that’s all you care about
You are lowest paid but where in your demand is the request for significant increase in basic salary?????
@mohagirei This visit just rub me the wrong way
The boy owes you no obligation so he probably forgot all about y'all when the door closes
This shit is actually shameful and we the Nigerian Doctors did not send y'all to ridicule us please
Channel our request directly to Mr President...
@olu_tutu@Me7387313798805@alina_abdullahi It doesn't matter that you tested negative
I am tell you this because I am a medical doctor, take it serious
Half a word they say is enough for the....
@olu_tutu@Me7387313798805@alina_abdullahi I'm worried that you and whosoever that saw you at the hospital do not understand that HIV have a window period where you will be testing negative
And subsequently it might test positive. By that time it will be too late. You need to start PEP like yesterday and it doesn't.....
One of the strangest things about Nigeria🇳🇬…
You meet people in lagos making 1m+/month who are anxious, exhausted, medicated, and can barely sleep at night.
Then you go to place like Osun, bayelsa or ekiti…
and see some guy running a small restaurant, barely breaking even…
Probably making less than 200k/month
but he’s laughing with friends, drinking zobo at lunch, hugging customers, and sleeps perfectly fine at night.
@iiiamdara Yes my dear. Break up for your peace of mind. Make him no use poverty disturb your sweet life.
You're just a girl and all that stress is not needed.
There are lots of men out there to pay your bill and even marry you.
And na for Odumeje church your own deliverance go happen.
To those asking. I will Try to Explain this Canadian Immigration, What it entails, the process and how Nigerians can benefit without gatekeeping. Ensure you read to the end not to miss any details.
Canada wants international medical doctors to move there more easily.
They are offering:
1. Multiple pathways to Permanent Residence (PR)
Doctors can apply through 5 immigration routes, mainly through:
•Express Entry immigration system
•Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
•Regional / territorial health worker programs
These allow doctors to become permanent residents faster.
2. Fast 14-day work permit
If a province nominates a doctor, the doctor can receive a work permit in about 14 days.
That means:
•You can start working in Canada quickly
•While waiting for PR approval
3. Family can move with you
You can include:
•Spouse
•Children
They can:
•Get open work permits
•Study in Canada
Important thing many people misunderstand
Even though Canada wants doctors, YOU CANNOT IMMEDIATELY WORK AS A DOCTOR WITHOUT LICENSING.
A Nigerian doctor must still go through Canadian medical licensing.
That usually involves:
•Exams
•Residency or practice-ready assessment
The main licensing body is the Medical Council of Canada.
Now let’s talk about the realistic pathway for a Nigerian doctor.
A Nigerian doctor typically follows one of these routes.
Pathway 1: Express Entry for Doctors
This is the main immigration route.
Step-by-step:
1. Create a profile in Express Entry immigration system
2. Submit credentials:
•Medical degree
•English test (IELTS or CELPIP)
•Credential evaluation
3. If your score is high enough → receive Invitation to Apply
4. Apply for Permanent Residence
5. Move to Canada
6. Begin licensing process to practice medicine.
Pathway 2: Provincial Nominee Program (Fastest route)
This is what the tweet is referring to mostly.
Provinces that recruit foreign doctors include:
•Saskatchewan
•Nova Scotia
•Newfoundland and Labrador
•Manitoba
Process:
1. Apply for doctor job in a province 2. Province nominates you 3. You receive PNP nomination 4. Apply for PR 5. Receive 14-day work permit 6. Start working
This is currently the easiest route.
Pathway 3: Practice-Ready Assessment Programs
Some provinces allow experienced foreign doctors to skip residency.
Examples of provinces:
•British Columbia PRA
•Alberta PRA
•Saskatchewan SIPPA
Requirements often include:
•3–5 years experience
•Passing Canadian exams
•Working in rural communities
4. Exams Nigerian doctors may need
Typical exams include:
•Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination Part I
•English test (IELTS or equivalent)
Some provinces may waive exams if you are practice-ready.
5. Salary for doctors in Canada
Average:
Family physician: 💰 $200,000 – $350,000 / year
Specialists: 💰 $300,000 – $500,000+
6. Why Canada is doing this
Canada currently has:
•Thousands of doctor vacancies
•Long patient waiting times
•Aging population
So they are actively recruiting international medical graduates (IMGs).
7. Reality check (important)
The immigration part is easier now, but the medical licensing is still the biggest hurdle.
Many IMGs initially work as:
•Clinical assistants
•Researchers
•Healthcare consultants
while completing licensing.
The Canadian Medical Exam can be written in Nigeria from Prometrics Centre in Lagos and Abuja.
Create an account with https://t.co/nNy9shQqDh.
Steps:
1. Open account 2. Upload medical degree 3.Verify credentials 4. Apply for MCCQE Part I 5. Choose Prometric test center
Cost of the Exams
•MCCQE Part I: ~$1,420 CAD
•Credential verification: ~$170 CAD
Please kindly share, someone can benefit from it.
Dr Mary
@Oluwamidunsin
I will be in the comment section to answer further questions
“The federal govt (of Nigeria) knows every terrorist by name and location. I do not go alone to negotiate with terrorists. I go with police, military, and other security agencies” — Sheikh Gumi.
The govt knows them.
The govt only chooses to do nothing.
@msmocrown This was the minister of health, a career doctor who told Nigerian doctors to go and become farmers and tailors in a country with collapsing health care system
Won’t be surprised if he becomes the weapon fashioned against Nigerians in Canada 🍁