'Nigeria Must Employ Expatriate Physicians'-Dr. Cashmir Ifeanyi, Medical Laboratory Scientist

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The tide has suddenly changed as those calling for
the sack of Medical Laboratory Scientists and other
affiliate health professionals has ended up being
sacked by the Federal Government.

The suspension of residency program indefinitely by the
Federal Government has changed the direction of events
in the health sector as the days ahead will confirm.

In the Bible, Haman dug a gallow for Modecai, the Jewish
gate man but ended up being hung on it. What a modern lesson
in the law of kamae!

Amidst the crisis in the health sector, JOHESU continues to
consolidate on her negotiations with the F.G. as the EEP for
MLS has been correct to 8 step 2 awaiting circularization after
adding the post NYSC paragraph.

Yet, the political atmosphere continues to increase in
leaps and bounds as more candidates line up to take
turns at the online interview which hosted its sixth
candidate Sunday night, Alj. T. Y. Raheem, a presidential candidate
was on the hot seat to take questions from the supercharged
audience.

While the presidential interview was widely commended, a hitch
in network signals almost marred the event.  Nevertheless,
T.Y.R. as popularly acclaimed did justice to relevant
questions amidst minor protest of negligence from
few participants who wondered why their questions were not
answered. Political intrigues you may call it?

Though all eyes are set on electioneering at Ondo 2014, some
concerned interests still think G.C. Okara, the outgoing
president should be allowed to stay in office in an arrangement
called 'elongated tenure', a term strange to AMLSN's constitution.

Despite the recalcitrance of the Nigerian Medical Association
to suspend its 7 weeks old strike action, an astute Medical
Laboratory Scientist and Chairman of AMLSN, Abuja, Dr. Cashmir
Ifeanyi, a P.R.O. aspirant has called for the employment
of Expartriate physicians by the Federal Government to curtail
the excesses of the Nigeria physicians.
This is one of his public domain campaign in a series of
newspaper interviews to show why he is the best candidate
for AMLSN PRO job come September. 

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'Nigeria Must Employ Expatriate Physicians'-Dr. Cashmir Ifeanyi
The Abuja branch chairman of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria, Dr. Cashmir Ifeanyi has called on the Nigerian Government to consider the employment of expatriate physicians in her quest to resolving the crisis in the health sector.  He submitted that expatriate quota as obtained in the oil industry should be applied to the health sector in order to bring sanity back to the crisis ridden sector and curb the excesses of the egoistic physicians.
'I Will Become President Come September'. T.Y. Raheem
Clarity of purpose and ambition is one of the hallmarks
of highly successful men.  The trait was not lacking in
one of AMLSN's Presidential candidates, Alj. T.Y. Raheem
when he emphatically responded to a question about his
assurance of becoming next AMLSN President.
His positive and affirmative response of success at polls
was a morale booster to his supporters and political
campaign network who are ready to go extra mile to
ensure he comes out victorious come september.


'Let Okara Continue For Now'-Francis Odiah
While all eyes are set on the political activities in
preparation for the coming elections at Ondo, in September,
a lone voice in the wildernes but with supporters has
called on the AMLSN body polity to consider allowing the
outgoign President, G.C. Okara to stay in office in order
to finish the work he has started. However, not a few
think that the matter has been put to rest with the constitution
of an electoral committee and subsequent screening of candidates
in line with the constitution.


'JOHESU Must Stay Off Strike For Now'-Ifi Bernard
Reading the current tide of events in the health
sector and the fate that has befallen the Resident
doctors cum the confusion in NMA, a concerned MLS,
Ifi Bernard has called on the Joint Health Sector
Union(JOHESU) to hang any plan for strike in the interim
so as not to share in the same fate that has befallen
the physicians.  This strategy other commentators believe
will further strenghten the negotiation power of JOHESU riding
on the fall of the former.

Poor Network Reduces Excitement During Presidential Interview
But for poor and intermittent network signal last Sunday
night, the widely participated Presidential interview
done for Alj. T.Y. Raheem could still have ranked higher
in the perception of participants and onlookers who
monitored the event.

Presidential Interview Scores High Despite Network Hitches
Despite the hitch in network signal during the last
Presidential interview, most commentators still
gave thumbs up for the guest and organizers cum the anchor
person of the epoch making event for their creativity and
dedication which has raised the bar in the annals of
electioneering in the Association.

'Next AMLSN President Must Not Work With Government'-Ayo' Fasogbon
A call has gone to all MLS to ensure that the next AMLSN
President holds a PhD and must not be a government worker.
This call was made by Ayobami Fasogbon, a concerned MLS
in a recent post during the past week. But many are wont
to disagree with him based on past experience.




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