The shame of Nigeria’s healthcare system
How did we arrive at a place where the President of Africa’s most populous nation must flee abroad for routine medical checks?
How did we arrive at a place where the President of Africa’s most populous nation must flee abroad for routine medical checks?
We are tired of the shame of having our Presidents die in foreign hospitals, only to have their bodies flown home for burial.
Atiku sparks outrage after turning Buhari’s funeral into political rally
The entrenched Cabal in Aso Rock had procured a Buhari double in Sudan and pressed him into service as Nigeria’s president…the only sign of the switch was a scar on Jubril’s left earlobe that’s not a part of Buhari’s profile.
In 2018, Buhari made another brief medical trip to London in May, reportedly for a follow-up consultation
“There is a storm that is coming. You know, people would think that ‘oh it’s the North, they don’t go to school, there is insecurity’. Look, if it blows up in the North, Nigeria is gone.”
American inconsistency and Israeli aggression have sealed Tehran’s strategic pivot. No more trust. No more talk.
The more you study that remark by Arteta, extolling Partey’s virtues on the pitch despite the club having known about the rape allegations against him since July 2022, the more awful it looks.
Without genuine policy change, Nigerians might soon find themselves missing Tinubu after 2027, just as many now unexpectedly find themselves missing Muhammadu Buhari, once regarded as Nigeria’s worst president.
To admit that one’s electoral decisions are based on consideration of religion and ethnicity is to give oneself away as sentimental and even irrational.