COMMENT: Should the NHS raid West Africa to fill the massive nursing gap? It’s a migration with echoes of the Windrush generation… which leaves me with a big dilemma, writes dotunadebayo
BANG OUT OF ORDER? The NHS is teasing away the very people Ghana and Nigeria need to build their own health service It is what brought us here on the Windrush.
We are kith and kin, and keen to observe the laws of nature that dictate that we feel their pain, as much as they try to relieve us of our pain when their nurses fly over here to work in our health service.
And, albeit on a smaller scale, are these nurses from Ghana and Nigeria not coming here for the very same reasons that the original Windrushers came here? And I genuinely don’t know which way to turn. century after slavery was abolished in many of the European countries and, instead, Britain, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Belgium, Denmark and even Germany agreed to carve up the continent to suit themselves. Gimme back me pearls, me rubies and me diamonds..
And I daresay Mr Sunak knows we wouldn’t complain too much either. Particularly those of us who have reached a certain age and we have never been able to take out private health insurance and we see the NHS that we built crumbling all about us.
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