Concerned individual

There comes a point where waiting quietly is no longer an option. This is that point. #savefutambbs

To relate with people wey we enter med school together sef, person go dey dodge the question. #savefutambbs

While our peers advance, we remain in limbo,no clinical rotations, no major professional exams, and no clear timeline. This isn’t just a delay; it’s lives on hold, dreams deferred, and families carrying the burden. We need answers. We need action. #savefutambbs

Medicine is hard enough. Why is the system making it impossible? Enough is enough!! Stop playing with people’s futures. #savefutambbs

I still remember the orientation FUTA did for us, where they assured us in very strong words that we wouldn't have a single day of delay. Five years later and the story is different. #savefutambbs

In a country already grappling with a critical shortage of medical doctors, it is both troubling and counterproductive that those willing and qualified to bridge this gap are being denied the opportunity to do so. #savefutambbs

Stop wasting our time! Stop wasting our lives!! The Journey before us as medics is still long!!! You cannot keep us stranded and be quiet!!!! Accredit Futa MBBS now #SaveFutaMBBS

5 YEARS SPENT!! HOW MANY MORE TO GO? 😔 FUTA MBBS students have sacrificed everything — time, money, dreams — and accreditation is STILL not here. Enough is enough! #SAVEFUTAMBBBS #ACCREDITFUTAMBBBS NUC & Federal Government, the future of medicine in Nigeria is in your hands. Act NOW! 🔥 @_ayobami0260 @curiethe1st @doctorwalesmd @OurFavOnlineDoc @FutaBuzz @Olofoffuta @NimsaWhoFUTA @futafabrizio @akin_adesina @kehinde_jayeola

Minister of Education @DrTunjiAlausa: Pls, listen to this Medical Student’s worry about his father’s death. Save FUTA MBBS. 🙏 Cc: @OfficialNUC @proftahirmamman @NigEducation @mdcnofficial @fatimakyari @NGRSenate @SPNigeria @NigeriaGov @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @SalakoIziaq

SAVE FUTA MBBS 🙏 Dear Minister of Education @DrTunjiAlausa: The crisis in FUTA needs your attention, Sir. Cc: @OfficialNUC @proftahirmamman @NigEducation @mdcnofficial @fatimakyari @NGRSenate @SPNigeria @NigeriaGov @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @SalakoIziaq

Do you know that for 5 years, FUTA medical students have not gotten her accreditation? Today, we're trending #savefutambbs. When does it end, across the country?

For five years, FUTA MBBS students have waited. They have been patient. They understood the circumstances and even accepted an extra year. Still, no accreditation. Still, no movement. Still, no clear answers. These are not lazy students. These are young people who did everything right, gained admission, studied hard, trusted the system, but now, through no fault of their own, they are stuck. They are asking simple, fair questions: · When will the accreditation come? · When will they write their first professional (MB) exam? · What is the actual plan for the students already in the system? They are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for what they were promised. It is time to speak up. It is time for the authorities to respond. #SaveFUTAMBBS #AccreditationNow #StopTheStagnation

Dear JAMB! @JAMBHQ I am writing this message to you on behalf of my colleagues, who are Medical Students at Federal University of Technology, Akure. They are presently in their 5th year in Medical School, but still in 300 level and their future at stake. They are yet to take their first professional MBBS examination, hence, no progress. I want you to explain to Nigerians like myself and my colleagues in FUTA: Why you allowed a University that lacks accreditation enrolled students for such program five years ago. Why you did not work together with MDCN to ensure only Schools they accredit, admit Students for such Course. We are asking this, not only because it's happening to FUTA Students now, but because this pattern is familiar and it's happening everytime. Students from many Universities including University of Calabar and Jos have many years wasted because of accreditation issues. 44 Graduate Doctors from University of Ilorin are still not inducted while their colleagues are half way done with their Housemanship. Medical training is stressful enough to allow some people use their selfish interests to truncate people's hope, efforts and passion. Today, many Nigerian trained Doctors are graduating with no hope, or passion for what they were ready to trade anything for, at their years of entry. This is a call to save Nigerian Health Sector! #FUTAMBBS #UNILORIN44