I take the bashing in good faith. My argument still holds. The docs have been awarded some more money. Good for them. Now let me see how service to me, the patient at KNH will improve without facilities being provided and improved. What we needed are structural reforms not salary increments only. ( by the way, I was never against salary increments but against the increments being given as stand alone). As rightly pointed out here, these guys have above average grey matter. I still think there were better ways to handle these issues. They have lost a lot of public respect as they have come out as selfish people only interested in monetary gain. Now let us see how they function without microscopes and X Ray equipment.

And No. I do not work for GOK.
I hold my peace.

That is good news to my ears. At least someone is thinking seriously about wanjiku. I had opposed their approach because I knew that it would end with genuine grievances not addressed and doc's with egg on their face. What a sad day for Kenya. I know there are very good docs out there. I know one who would cry every time they lost a patient due to lack of equipment. What I realized was that for her, her passion was to save lives. It is her passion that made me realise they would be betrayed.And it came to pass. She came to see me yesterday very very depressed.

Wapo watu watashika moto wa jehanam kwa mkono!