Louisa

"The world you desire can be won. It exists. It is real. It is possible. It is yours."

The other day a patients relative beat up a house officer and he lost his life Today Efcc beat up a cardiothoracic consultant And you’re here asking why NMA should go on strike You’re very very stupid

NMA and JOHESU has ordered all health workers in the STATE to shut down.

Despite producing double the cement Nigeria needs, three companies control the market and have hiked prices to 15,000 naira per bag, making home ownership an impossible dream for you.

Rest in Peace, Dr Remi-Alo Damade. You were such an amazing fellow. Your smile was always one that melted hearts. You will be missed. We lost a hero on Earth.

@Amobbss Eskiss me ma ?🌚

Girl I am in this man’s BED

Interested in joining clinical research studies about women’s health

In all of this discourse, I blame Med Twitter. Always eager to share diagnoses, prescriptions, and medical advice that should be paid for, all in the name of public health evangelism. You give out so much unsolicited information that it has conditioned people to feel entitled.

Nigerian doctors practicing in Nigeria, stop offering services for free on Social media. Anyone who needs your services should pay consultation fee and you attend to them privately except you don’t know what you’re doing. Don’t jump in here and be making diagnoses and treatment on public social media. It’s not only unethical, it’s demeaning of your profession. Have some dignity. Have some pride. Don’t appear cheap. The public don’t rate you like that.

@Just_JONIER @InvisibleOpey Or “doctors on the TL”

"Doctors in the house..." see the effect today oh.

I just remembered one gym bro said his services na 240K sub, then 60K monthly or so. I did not hear pim. But a consultant should be meeting you for free? Miss me with that joke.

As a health care worker you swore an oath to save lives, that also include your own and that of your loved ones don't let anyone twist it into an obligation to work for free.

Thats why I told my sister to never suggest to her friends that I can interpret their test results or prescribe medications for them because I do that for her. Those privileges are for family and friends. Don’t insult me. I’ll never refer anyone to my friends for free.

Nigerians won't bat an eye paying a celebrity tailor 1m for a bespoke attire. They'd happily pay a lawyer 500k for consultation, a lawyer that's not yet a SAN oo. They'd pay a photographer 2m for a 1 day event, and 150k for a 15mins studio session and 5 pictures. They'd pay a travel consultant 200k for a 10 minutes over the phone consultation. They'd pay house agents 10k each to see one property. They'd pay an MC 500k to speak at their father's burial. But God forbid that the hospital demands that they pay to see a consultant doctor, then all hell breaks loose. That's where they draw the line.

Let us clarify something here, This is for the sake of public education. 1. Paying 119k consultation fee to see a gynaecologist is *not* ridiculous. This is a very fair charge to see a specialist in a private clinic setting. 2. It takes about 15years of medial school and postgraduate education to become a gynaecologist. You can’t see a specialist and pay peanuts. It costs time, money and a lot of work to become a gynaecologist. 3. Many of you gladly pay 500k for wig, you have no problems with 150k for bridal makeup that nobody notices, which will wash away in 3hours and you can even casually pay 50k to tie gele at wedding but you draw the line at paying less than 120k to see a gynaecologist for your healthcare. If you can spend premium money on ephemeral things like wig and makeup, pls kindly prioritise your health, dear Nigerians. 4. The only way you can see a specialist and pay cheap or pay nothing is if the service is subsidised or funded by the government or by NGOs. This is why government hospitals are cheaper, or sometimes free, compared to private hospitals. You may pay nothing as an end user but someone else is actually covering the true costs of that service. 5. This takes me to my final point: Marie Stopes in Nigeria is a non-profit NGO that is heavily funded by donor grants and international organisations who subsidise the actual costs to make it cheap for you the end user. It is a bad argument to compare Marie Stopes (funded by NGO money) to a private clinic gynaecologist that relies solely on being run by patient’s fees. The actual cost in Marie Stopes will be far higher if not for the donations of good people and organisations who ensure the doctors are well paid and you won’t need to pay high for treatments or consultation. I know life is tough in Nigeria and people find accessing good healthcare very expensive for the average person, however this is not the gynaecologists fault. This is the governments fault who have impoverished us, made us poor, failed to maintain the public hospitals and who have made people’s earnings so little that they can’t afford healthcare. I hope this explanation is helpful.

Performed my first successful ERCP + CBD stent retrieval a couple hours ago and I feel on top of the world 🤩🤩🤩

Had the privilege of presenting my research into the experiences of IMG GP Registrars with the final GP exam at the BJGP. IMGs make up around 50% of GP Registrars, its only right their experiences are duly represented in literature so that policy can change where needed.

Nigerians are funny! Wdym a man who was caught on camera sexually assaulting a minor should be given the chance to explain himself??? This is how we integrate animals back into the society and it is bad!

I really hope Biola is a sane person because we all saw the recording and it’s not a cut-and-join video, so why is she saying it is planned?? Why