Thanks to you Adeola for helping to shed so much light on an issue like this. Quite impressive that you were able to get a Neurologist to speak about this. Thank you so much!
When you are in Diaspora, you learn alot ,upgrade yourself and sell your content by selling yourself..she is very good to introduce sign language to are program..
I'm just thinking about the money those 80 neurologist are gonna be making When demand is high and supply is low, price goes up. For some reason, I feel like Nigeria is a goldmine waiting to happen for world-class professionals
@@wale3739 we are DEAF, not hearing challenged anymore. Please update yourself on the recent reviews of the acceptable terms in the Deaf community. Thanks
But this shouldn't be a problem. We have the population and very smart young minds here. But the problem is we deliberately deny people the opportunity to study medicine here.
@@Pianoinsituthe high score in jamb and post jamb exam, regulated number of admissions, over reliance on grammar and certificate at expense of skill. Abroad there are bridge courses and apprenticeship programmes to encourage people to qualify to study. The high school fees also deprive people who are intelligent but poor while rich people with average intelligence get slots. Some ended up not passing and drop off to another course later
@@okoangel5208 if you compare admission requirements for medicine abroad to that of Nigeria, you'll realise Nigerian requirement is quite easy. Talking about fees, Nigerian medical schools are one of the cheapest in the world. People dropping off the course is part of what makes it a professional course. Now can Nigerian government do better? Yes. Most medical schools in Nigeria are ill-equipped, so they can start from there. Secondly, another way to encourage young bright people to study medicine is by paying and taking good care of the medical doctors they already have like other countries. In so doing, senior drs won't have to leave the country and medical students will have lecturers.
@@PianoinsituI agreed that it is quite cheap compared to other countries but is not affordable to average Nigerian. Other countries gives student loans and grants, offer bridge courses and apprenticeship. The number of Nigerians that needs to be trained is still very large. No matter the equipment and better paying of older ones, the number of trained will still be a joke compared to our over population. More people should be admitted and trained. Yes, some will drop out but sometimes we score English neglecting skill forgetting that English is majorly not our first language. Chinese study medicine in their language. The rate of failure is not necessary not understanding or being able to study or do the work but difficulty in relating with a second language
@@Maras_Channel_talkshow i didn't want to bring in the student loan stuff. Students pay their loans after graduation and getting a job in foreign countries. In Nigeria, how long do you think a doctor would have to work before paying off his loans with this meager paycheck?? About ppl failing out cus of English?? That is not correct. First to get admission into Nigerian universities a minimum Credit in English is required. This is not solely applicable to medicine but many courses in Nigerian universities.
Thank you Adeola for this enlightenment. I personally appreciate all our health professionals in Nigeria. Especially all those that have choose to stay despite the conditions of our health facilities and government owing them salaries for months in Nigeria. I celebrate you all our doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals. The Lord that sees all your efforts we continue to strengthen you and favour you and your family. I personally appreciate you all 🫡 ❤
❤❤❤Wellsaid sister. I pray Nigerians should understand and take their mind and hearts from those leaders poisoning them with the words witchcraft to deviate innocent people from what is the cause of their illnesses.
Unfortunately the government won’t act because they can travel abroad to be given medical treatment. It’s a big shame that the government has nonchalant attitude towards the wellbeing of its citizens
Every rear condition is always concluded by my members as witches and wizards. I had a rear condition known as Addison disease, for over 10yrs it could not be diagnosed by doctors. I was tagged with all sort of names I was deserted by family and friends, until I got a new job in that state. It was the critical stage of the illness. I almost died. My new company invested in me sort experts for me and finally found a doctor that diagnosed it. Just one tablet tho not common, got me back to normal. Our doctors are horrible
Thanks Adeola. We have unbelievable leaders leading us in unbelievable country. This is really common when I was younger, people from the northern part come to the south to beg for money. God help us all, they need help from the neurologist and the government. Almighty God will open our eyes and help us all. Amen
Hmmm! I don't think Nigeria government have any plan for people with disabilities. It's only those (disable people) that get family or external support that go far in their education and career.
I leave in Kansas and a friend is waiting to be flewn Out of state for cardiac surgery .So I don't still see how 80 cardiologist or neurologist can be enough for a country, if I even the US can't do with 9k.
@@Remi-j7z Are you a specialist?, are you a health policy descision maker in the contraption? Answer this then I'll know whether I can enagage with you further Propaganda cannot deliver anything. You need real people of sense, readiness and determination. A country where all budgets including health are shared before execution, a country where poor masses pay for everything in shit hole hospitals etc. It is your government that will set up and supply proper standards of hospital settings along with neccessary equipment for use not individuals
Nigeria isnt serious about improving anything. Do Presidents of America or His majesty the King Charles 3 travel to other countries for treatments. Shior. Na so so greed and wickedness everywhere. Shior
Adéọlá, don't bother about this. Madness of corruption, looting, malfeasance, kidnapping, banditry, are so much here for all neurologists of the world to care for..
If you women marry responsible men, stop scraping and instead buy healthy food for your family, take care of yourselves and your family and practise good lifestyles, what would you need a neurologist for?
You have decided to avoid talking about VDM, bobrisky, EFCC case for reasons best known to you probably due to conflict of interest. One would assume you do fairness journalism but ok no wahala. VDM I STAND❗️
SMH! You people are clowns ... How do you go about determining what and what she talks about or not. Don't you have a RUclips page, talk on yours. Idiot 🙄
My classmate from medical school. She also does brilliant work in geriatric medicine- dementia etc. Well done dear. We are IBADAN!
Thanks to you Adeola for helping to shed so much light on an issue like this. Quite impressive that you were able to get a Neurologist to speak about this. Thank you so much!
It's only God that is protecting us in Nigeria. Our government don't have any plan for us.
God this, God that!! Yet nothing is changing.
Thanks very much Adeola for respecting persons with hearing impairment and introducing Sign language. 🎉
When you are in Diaspora, you learn alot ,upgrade yourself and sell your content by selling yourself..she is very good to introduce sign language to are program..
Adeola, the way you say this things makes us more aware of our fears.😢 0:47
Thanks for inviting this guest, I've learnt a lot today, on the lighter mood,This your guest looks like you 😅
I'm just thinking about the money those 80 neurologist are gonna be making
When demand is high and supply is low, price goes up.
For some reason, I feel like Nigeria is a goldmine waiting to happen for world-class professionals
Thank you for always including the Deaf community
Hearing challenged please.
@@wale3739 we are DEAF, not hearing challenged anymore. Please update yourself on the recent reviews of the acceptable terms in the Deaf community. Thanks
@@DuduyemiHood thank you for educating me.
But this shouldn't be a problem. We have the population and very smart young minds here. But the problem is we deliberately deny people the opportunity to study medicine here.
How? Please...
@@Pianoinsituthe high score in jamb and post jamb exam, regulated number of admissions, over reliance on grammar and certificate at expense of skill. Abroad there are bridge courses and apprenticeship programmes to encourage people to qualify to study. The high school fees also deprive people who are intelligent but poor while rich people with average intelligence get slots. Some ended up not passing and drop off to another course later
@@okoangel5208 if you compare admission requirements for medicine abroad to that of Nigeria, you'll realise Nigerian requirement is quite easy. Talking about fees, Nigerian medical schools are one of the cheapest in the world. People dropping off the course is part of what makes it a professional course. Now can Nigerian government do better? Yes. Most medical schools in Nigeria are ill-equipped, so they can start from there. Secondly, another way to encourage young bright people to study medicine is by paying and taking good care of the medical doctors they already have like other countries. In so doing, senior drs won't have to leave the country and medical students will have lecturers.
@@PianoinsituI agreed that it is quite cheap compared to other countries but is not affordable to average Nigerian. Other countries gives student loans and grants, offer bridge courses and apprenticeship. The number of Nigerians that needs to be trained is still very large. No matter the equipment and better paying of older ones, the number of trained will still be a joke compared to our over population. More people should be admitted and trained. Yes, some will drop out but sometimes we score English neglecting skill forgetting that English is majorly not our first language. Chinese study medicine in their language. The rate of failure is not necessary not understanding or being able to study or do the work but difficulty in relating with a second language
@@Maras_Channel_talkshow i didn't want to bring in the student loan stuff. Students pay their loans after graduation and getting a job in foreign countries. In Nigeria, how long do you think a doctor would have to work before paying off his loans with this meager paycheck??
About ppl failing out cus of English?? That is not correct. First to get admission into Nigerian universities a minimum Credit in English is required. This is not solely applicable to medicine but many courses in Nigerian universities.
A quick Google search showed we have more neurologists here in our metro area of 1.8 million in the U.S. than there are in all of Nigeria. 😢
Thank you Adeola for this enlightenment. I personally appreciate all our health professionals in Nigeria. Especially all those that have choose to stay despite the conditions of our health facilities and government owing them salaries for months in Nigeria.
I celebrate you all our doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals. The Lord that sees all your efforts we continue to strengthen you and favour you and your family. I personally appreciate you all 🫡 ❤
I am the first here, hit the like button if you appreciate Adeola
Adeola, so good to see the Sign Language translator in your video. Thank you so much ❤🌹👍.
Thank dear for the enlightenment.
May God continue to be merciful to us His creatures.
Very Educative.
Epic vlog, Adeola👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🇳🇬💯
❤❤❤Wellsaid sister. I pray Nigerians should understand and take their mind and hearts from those leaders poisoning them with the words witchcraft to deviate innocent people from what is the cause of their illnesses.
When the politicians cannot fix the country, why would people not run
At this point, it's a given that it's not their priority nor prerogative,so let's stop repeatedly whining and crying about the same thing.
Thank you for this Adeola, very informative. 🙏🏽
Thanks for bringing this doctors. Lack of medical services makes the citizens turn to religious means
Thanks Adeola.
Unfortunately the government won’t act because they can travel abroad to be given medical treatment. It’s a big shame that the government has nonchalant attitude towards the wellbeing of its citizens
I look forward to meeting you ma . Greetings to Dr Osunpidan and Dr Biola and Dr Sunday ......great young Neurosurgeons from UCH .
Every rear condition is always concluded by my members as witches and wizards. I had a rear condition known as Addison disease, for over 10yrs it could not be diagnosed by doctors. I was tagged with all sort of names I was deserted by family and friends, until I got a new job in that state. It was the critical stage of the illness. I almost died. My new company invested in me sort experts for me and finally found a doctor that diagnosed it. Just one tablet tho not common, got me back to normal. Our doctors are horrible
Only God is saving Nigerians
Thank you for educating us on this.
Thanks Adeola. We have unbelievable leaders leading us in unbelievable country. This is really common when I was younger, people from the northern part come to the south to beg for money. God help us all, they need help from the neurologist and the government. Almighty God will open our eyes and help us all. Amen
Hmmm! I don't think Nigeria government have any plan for people with disabilities. It's only those (disable people) that get family or external support that go far in their education and career.
It's the Aunty Adeola's Ahhhh from the intro video for me 😂😂😂
Very alarming 🤔
Adeola, do you think our leaders care about our people? Education and treatment will go a log way. Thank you for this information 🙏
Shout out to Dr Farombi
I leave in Kansas and a friend is waiting to be flewn Out of state for cardiac surgery .So I don't still see how 80 cardiologist or neurologist can be enough for a country, if I even the US can't do with 9k.
Great 👍
So the North of Nigeria has zero except in Abuja. Can you imagine places like Sokoto Jigawa etc has zero.
Hope they get the help they need
I am really curious about how many neurosurgeons do Nigeria have?..
The neurologists that remain what equipments do they work with is the question 😂, dey play
Are you going to supply the equipment? What is so funny in such a sensitive topic!!
@@Remi-j7z
Are you a specialist?, are you a health policy descision maker in the contraption? Answer this then I'll know whether I can enagage with you further
Propaganda cannot deliver anything. You need real people of sense, readiness and determination. A country where all budgets including health are shared before execution, a country where poor masses pay for everything in shit hole hospitals etc. It is your government that will set up and supply proper standards of hospital settings along with neccessary equipment for use not individuals
@@Kanjuabenko Your emoji is the problem. The essay is not required.
@@Remi-j7z
It must have educated you properly though or other people who have the sense to digest it .
@@Kanjuabenko I guess you are lacking in that department.
Please can you talk about VDM and bobrisky case
It is not up to 50 ma. Only one neurologist covering South East and South South. Others are residency doctors
If its genetic , then talk to your maker.
The LORD ALMIGHTY is GOD . And besides Him there's no other.
He can extract and kill it.
Talk to HIM.
Nigeria is a joke 😂😂😂😂
its about to be less....im gon be leaving too
That is pretty alarming....
Dem plenty for owerri
How about cerebral palsy in a child. Does it mean that parent are carrier. Pls I am a mother to cerebral palsy child
...no CONTRACEPTIVES IN NIJA.
How many PSYCHIATRIST IN AFRICA.
Nigeria isnt serious about improving anything. Do Presidents of America or His majesty the King Charles 3 travel to other countries for treatments. Shior. Na so so greed and wickedness everywhere. Shior
Adéọlá, don't bother about this. Madness of corruption, looting, malfeasance, kidnapping, banditry, are so much here for all neurologists of the world to care for..
If you women marry responsible men, stop scraping and instead buy healthy food for your family, take care of yourselves and your family and practise good lifestyles, what would you need a neurologist for?
for your brain🧠
Really your brain
The most foolish and useless comment that I’ve come across in a long while smh
Is it this brain you use to vote???... Ha!
You have decided to avoid talking about VDM, bobrisky, EFCC case for reasons best known to you probably due to conflict of interest. One would assume you do fairness journalism but ok no wahala. VDM I STAND❗️
I hope you feel foolish now that she has uploaded the video.
@@ngozia2815 no I don’t feel foolish like your mother
@@HighChief100 lol, you thought you ate 🤣🤣
@@ngozia2815 ate. You must be daft as well.
SMH! You people are clowns ... How do you go about determining what and what she talks about or not. Don't you have a RUclips page, talk on yours. Idiot 🙄