Things done out of love for the wrong person can never be something you shame the doer for.
She loved through words and actions, some of you are dead inside and can never understand what that is,
Yall should sit this one out.
44 medical graduates of @UnilorinNGR, are being denied induction by the @MDCNOfficial over an alleged quota violation, a matter they had no authority, and no decision making power. This is unjust, evil and flawed. This has extended a 6yr course to 9 yrs #induct44unilorindoctors
Another day to remind you that 44 Unilorin medical students are being delayed.
INDUCT 44 UNILORIN DOCTORS
INDUCT 44 UNILORIN DOCTORS
INDUCT 44 UNILORIN DOCTORS
INDUCT 44 UNILORIN DOCTORS !
We join our voices with that of the 44 UNILORIN Doctors to call for a swift action. Nigeria is in dare need of doctors and yet we fail to induction the ones we have.
#induct44unilorindoctors
HAS NIGERIA 🇳🇬 FAILED US?💔
Or are there still good Nigerians left who will amplify our cry?
After 8 solid years in medical school, sleepless nights, endless exams, trust me a lot of mental breakdowns we never spoke about🥺…
we are now told to wait another 1yr+, doing nothing, before we get inducted into the Medical Profession.
Then comes compulsory NYSC and Housemanship, and that’s even if we get placement early.
That’s 2 more years.
In total: 11yrs+ just to earn a degree.
How is this fair?
This is bullying.
This is wickedness.
We are tired.
We are depressed.
We are heartbroken💔 .
We have devoted almost a decade of our youth to this profession.
We passed the Almighty exams.
We paid the price.
And yet… we are still stuck, waiting, FORGOTTEN 😭.
We’ve been silent since September.
We endured.
We hoped.
But hope is fadinggggg!!!!😭
We want to move forward with our lives too.
We want to help our parents finally eat the fruits of their labour.
Is that too much to ask, Nigerians? 💔
If you are a concerned Nigerian, please stand with us🙏 with a
RETWEET of this post.
Tag popular influencers.
Help our voices reach the people at the top🤲.
This is our heart crying out.
And it is not easy on us. 😭💔
We need your voices
We need HELP😭
8 years for a 6 year course, and 6 months after passing my final MB… no induction yet.
This experience has been exhausting and disappointing.
University of Ilorin has failed its medical graduates.
Nigeria has failed her medical graduates.
MUST WE FRUSTRATE THESE YOUNG TO-BE DOCTORS EVERY TIME?
Dear @officialABAT, President of Nigeria.
We barely have barely have medical doctors in hospitals in Nigeria... why must prestigious medical students suffer like this?
UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN...
Can you allow these medical students graduate?
@MDCNOfficial@Wizarab10@oku_yungx@the_Lawrenz@Hybrid_Ola
When you consider that this same set has been affected by the 2020 COVID-19/ASUU strike, the 2022 year-long ASUU strike.
Now this.
It's so pathetic and sad.
This issue needs to be resolved asap!
Imagine spending 9 years in medical school, passing your final exams, and then being told you can't be inducted because of "quota," while your mates start working
44 medical graduates are being held back from induction despite passing their MB exams. After spending nearly a decade in school, they’re facing an "automatic 1-year extra" due to quota issues.
175 students passed their MB, but the school only inducted 150 because of "quota." The remaining 25 (plus 19 resit students) were promised an induction weeks ago.
Fast forward to February, nothing. They’re essentially being forced into an extra year after already spending nearly a decade in school. No house job, no license, just waiting. 🤦🏾♂️.
This needs to be addressed!
The public needs to see how this university treats the very students it trained. It is truly unbelievable. To openly and proudly rank medical students in this manner is outrageous. Removing 25 students after 175 passed without needing a resit is unheard of globally. It’s devastating to see what the Unilorin MBBS program has become
@MDCNOfficial ,
@UnilorinNGR@Nigerian_Doctor
#induct44unilorindoctors
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