Shortage of medical personnel: Tougher times ahead for Nigerians (2)
In 2014, when the Federal government ordered the sacking of 16,000 resident doctors across the Federation, there was a huge outcry not only from the medical community, but from the entire health sector. The decision was not only considered drastic, but ill advised and potentially catastrophic because resident doctors a.k.a. trainee doctors, constitute the main support force and backbone for medical practice in the public sector.
‘I don’t want to lose money’ (2)
It is possible to invest and not lose money. Examples abound of people who invested and did not lose money; hence the fear of losing money is not a justifiable reason for not investing.
Soludo, Fayemi and Buhari’s ‘experts’
Did I hear that APC promises a welfare system that will pay between N5,000 and N10,000 per month to the poorest 25 million Nigerians? Just this programme alone will cost between N1.5 and N3 trillion per annum. (Soludo wondered where the APC proposed to source the money from.)
Awoniyi: I won’t let Super 6 MVP award get into my head
Kalmar youth star Taiwo Awoniyi has refused to admit that he has a lot of weight on his shoulders going into the African Youth Championship next month.
I’ll make Enugu land for all— APC Gov Candidate
GOVERNORSHIP candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Enugu State, Mr. Okechukwu Ezea, has promised to end all forms of discrimination against non-indigenes in the state if elected.
Feb polls: No cause for alarm, Ekweremadu reassures foreigners
Ahead of the 2015 general elections, Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has assured foreigners, especially members of the diplomatic community living in Nigeria not to exercise any fear over the elections, saying there is no cause for alarm.
