ChiemezieMadu

 

Personal views on society, culture, politics, policy, church, religion and people

What does it mean to feel valued at work?

A few years ago, I was at a conference where the depleting health workforce and staff attrition in the UK health system, the NHS, was discussed. Among ways proposed to improve this was to make staff 'feel more valued' at work. To assess current perceptions, a quick...

The books I read in 2025

The books I read in 2025

My first day in FEDACAD

My friends and family often say I have a photographic memory. They may be right. Twenty-five years ago I walked through the gates of Federal Government Academy Suleja, in far away Niger state, Northern Nigeria (FEDACAD for short) for my secondary education and I...
M. A. D.: Medically Assisted Dying

M. A. D.: Medically Assisted Dying

A few months ago, I attended a seminar titled medically assisted dying (MAD), a relatively recent but controversial concept in medicine. Simply put, MAD is when a doctor, on a patient's request, actively ends the patient's life, usually by administering a lethal dose...

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2023: How things are shaping up so far

2023: How things are shaping up so far

Roughly 10 months to the Nigerian presidential elections, things have begun to take shape although a lot remains shrouded in secrecy. The major contestants are now known but their main financiers and backers remain hidden from the public. The month of May promises to...

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Were Osinbajo’s hands really tied?

Were Osinbajo’s hands really tied?

A conspicuous twitter handle goes by the name 'Osinbajo's Tied Hands'. Although hilarious, it perfectly summarizes many Nigerians' grouse with the vice president, a man accused of being a firm accomplice of the woeful performance of the Buhari administration. But in...

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