Emmanuel Udoma

No UBTH slander will be tolerated here. Emergency response in UBTH is very high up there. Children emergency is top notch. Trauma emergency is top notch. ObsGyn? The best I’ve seen, too active! Medical emergency is up there. I know because I’ve been there. I was frontline.

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8 years in med school 1 year Housemanship 1 year NYSC Only to start residency and be earning 350k/month? Strike please

For over a month now ,NARD has been warning about striking and giving daily updates while hoping the government would act before things fall apart. The NARD that we all know will never rush to strike. They give every chance for dialogue and what have they received in return? Silence. Not even the decency of acknowledgment. It is as if doctors lives don’t matter and the collapse of the healthcare system are background noise to those in power. The Nigerian Medical Association(NMA) that should stand as the backbone of doctors in this country has instead become notorious for doing the exact opposite. There are strong rumours that they are already courting the leadership of the health ministry. At every critical moment when doctors need solidarity, the NMA suddenly goes missing .No statement, no stance, no spine. They wait quietly in the shadows and the moment NARD exercises its right to strike, they suddenly reappear calling themselves “Medical Elders” with well ironed suits and heading for courtesy visits and photo ops with the presidency or health ministry not to fight for doctors but to sabotage those who dared to demand dignity.This has become a pattern so predictable.This has happened too often for it to be a coincidence. It is a betrayal and history will remember it as such. And the public has been silent too untill the strike begins. Then suddenly everyone becomes a moral authority. “What about the Hippocratic Oath?”As if that oath means doctors must suffer in silence and die of hunger. As if being a doctor means you stop being human. As if doctors don’t have families, pay rent, experience inflation or work burnout. Nobody remembers any of that until they need a doctor at 2am in a hospital with no light, no equipment and a salary unpaid for months. All NARD is doing is demanding fair pay, safe working conditions and functional hospitals. This is not selfish. It is survival. You cannot pour from an empty cup and Nigerian doctors have been pouring from cracked and bleeding hands for too long. If the NMA will not stand for doctors, it should at least step out of the way and stop standing against them. History will remember who spoke up and who stayed silent. Who fought for better healthcare and who chose access, politics and proximity to power over people. Doctors are are not sacrificial lambs. They are human beings asking for what any reasonable society should have given them without a fight.

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🏆 THE 2024/2025 UEFA CONFERENCE LEAGUE WINNERS, CHELSEA 🏆

Do Paediatrics long case in MB first. You will know that “luck” indeed exist. Your mate is clerking Uncomplicated Malaria, while you are clerking a case of Hydrocephalus + sensironeural deafness+ blindness in a 4 year old

@Nigerian_Doctor Paediatrics

I became a medical doctor on the 4th of March 2025 with the following points of mine: Dr Joseph Akpan, UNIUYO 1) Distinction in 10 courses 2) Best Graduating Doctor in 10 Courses 3) Overall Best Graduating Doctor, University of Uyo 2025 Star Boy like me 😎😎😎

The Doctor who rewrote every medical record in University of Uyo Medical School. Take your flowers🌺 Dr Joseph Peter Akpan

@stephienuts Congratulations 🎉

Crime; Joining a syndicate in a bit!🥹 I definitely killed med school!😌

IT'S OFFICIAL: Dr. JOSEPH PETER AKPAN, MBBS(UYO). 10 DISTINCTIONS DISTINCTION in 1) Anatomy 2) Biochemistry 3) Physiology 4) Pharmacology 5) Laboratory Medicine 6) Paediatrics 7) Community Medicine 8) Family Medicine 9) Internal Medicine 10) Surgery DONE and DUSTED

My contribution to the Nigerian health system is to ensure I do not teach or train any Auxiliary nurse in any private hospital. This Auxiliary nurse thing has to really end.

@scmill3r 😂😂😂

I dreamt about a residency in Peads... I woke up ASAP.... I love Peads oh but to do it in the long run ? I'm not sure

Currently following this NNPCL/ SEPLAT new recruit trend on X... Entry salary of approx 4 million Naira a month.. Meanwhile in a certain Whatsapp group, Doctors are dragging 2k/hour Locum work.. Holy Ghost Faya 😫😅

Residency isn't attractive, but it's the best option for those who don't have the resources to Japa immediately after HJ/NYSC. Also, how long will we continue to do this Chronic MO work? Sometimes I feel I'm losing my touch as a clinician, thank God for my group of friends (13)

Need a remote non-clinical job, part time. Skills: writing, Ms Excel, Canva, have done small social media management (volunteer). I’m also very good with health education. Kindly RT, a collaborator or employer might need me. ❤️

We can change it if we want. The last place I worked before I left Naija changed theirs because we insisted we won’t work that way. It was evidence based. We did an Audit on the number of mistakes doctors made in the hospital. The chief medical was a part of that audit. We found out that more than 75% of such errors happened during these shifts. We trialled a change for doctors not to return to work after their calls. The number of mistakes dropped significantly. The medical director approved the change and we adjusted our rota accordingly. Till date, that is the best Quality Improvement Project I’ve ever championed!