@salamnuhu I just tell them that it’s against hospital policy. They’ll start calling you at odd hours to ask you random questions about their some relative’s illness.
If they manage to reach me, I always ask them to bring the patient to the hospital.
Distinguished sir, as a proud titleholder in the Katsina Emirate, I stand firmly with His Royal Highness, Sarkin Katsina.
The same Google search you recommend records his demand for stronger action against insecurity under Buhari in May 2019. That record deserves acknowledgement.
Remember, You supported Atiku to succeed Buhari after eight years of northern presidency; today, you insist that fairness requires eight years for the South. You owe the public an explanation of that shift before presenting another person’s changed assessment as evidence of ethnic prejudice.
His remarks in 2022 are open to scrutiny. So are yours. Neither places his concerns today beyond consideration.
Praying for a President’s success does not surrender the right to demand accountability. Sarkin Katsina has every reason to speak when his people face insecurity.
Apply the same standard, Senator. Answer the substance of his concerns. Our people need protection, and their suffering deserves more than insinuations about their Emir’s motives.
May Allah protect our communities and guide our leaders.
As a medical doctor working in a government hospital, if you ask me to work as a nurse for just one week, I might either run mad or leave the profession entirely 😭😂 The constant questions, endless complaints, and the sheer lack of appreciation? Wallahi, I don't think I have the patience for it.
And the audacity of some patients reporting their nurses to doctors will forever baffle me 😅🤌🏽. Omo, you're reporting the person you see 24/7, the person who attends to you and administers your medications, to someone you only see when you called or during ward rounds? 😭😂
Nurses deserve their flowers, honestly. The amount of patience and emotional energy that job demands is not for the faint-hearted!
A baby with no clothes subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment in a Country where leaders are paid to defend citizens will never ever be okay.
Allah ya isa!
Shehi mufa in zaa hada sama da kasa ana turanci, Wallahy duk reform dinda a textbook yake amma on ground mutane na sinking duk maganar shan tea da fork ne 🤣 truth is koh, anyone who has gotten to a point where they have access to all the Country’s financial data will never ever understand the hardships that comes with “reforms”
I once complained about the pay doctors receive in the theatre. As soon as I stepped out, I heard the consultant telling the theatre team that it’s because i was trained in a foreign country that is why I am complaining. Our job is to help our people.
The biggest opponent to a young Nigerian professional, is a senior colleague in the profession.
Senior lawyers
Senior Engineers
Senior Doctors
Senior Pharmacists
Senior Nurses
Senior Lab Scientists
Senior Academics
Etc.
@_ibnasr Their attitude towards this pay issue is nauseating wallahi. You’ve been through the system, you know how difficult it is. Sai ayi ta turning blind eye.