Former Head of State Ibrahim Babangida has finally broken the silence on his illness. According to Naij, the ex-President debunked rumours of him being bedridden or dead, stating that he knows he “must go and meet God”.
While strongly stating that he is not incapacitated, Babangida also said that nobody is above illness and that he is at peace with what God has destined.
“It is true I have minimised my appearance at public functions because of my ill health, but not to the level of incapacitation as being widely circulated in some media.
“For me, it doesn’t shock me neither bother me because I know I must go and meet God my Creator,” he added.
“There is nothing really to worry about, my religion has told me.”
IBB, as he is affectionately known, also expressed belief in the dreams of Nigerians, saying that the future is bright for those who work hard and have hope in the country.
In 2014 Babangida spent two months in Germany while receiving treatment.
His son, Muhammed, also recently confirmed his father’s illness, disclosing that he had undergone surgery and is currently in recovery


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Befor he dies, he should just share all his money to nigerians

He's not too young to die and moreover, he's achieved enough. Baba's ten generations won't lack.

Delegiwa and a host of others are already warming up to recieve and welcome him.

Well the future is always bright when one works hard regardless of ones abode. That said, our elites have a way of painting a picture of working-hard-as-only-key-to-success to an average man while they strategically position their children claiming they know how to work smart.

I feel the interview stopped making sense at the point he acknowledged that meeting his maker is a must..

Whaaat? Babangida? Hez still alive Omo me dey tink diz man don die taytay o

This man did much damage to the structure and economy of Nigeria and seems he will leave without accounting for it.Such is life.
It's between him and His Creator.

Bestinstinct:
He's not too young to die and moreover, he's achieved enough. Baba's ten generations won't lack.

His children will not see those yams to eat.

Gesswhat:
Well the future is always bright when one works hard regardless of ones abode. That said, our elites have a way of painting a picture of working-hard-as-only-key-to-success to an average man while they strategically position their children claiming they know how to work smart.

I feel the interview stopped making sense at the point he acknowledged that meeting his maker is a must..

Dont even just mind them......after stealing sooooooo much and causing impoverishment to the nation @ large...they soon come out to call it hard work......
They make does of us that are ready,willing and able to work look like lazy folks....only a few of us have access to loans to start up something meaningful.....
People like babangida should not talk in public after causing us soo much pain......
You can imagine sarathief had the guts to talk 2 workers on may day,what a country we live in.......
When I was in primary school we wer told we would one day rule Nigeria wen we grow,now we are grown fully grown with white hair all over...same buhari that ruled then is still ruling now..amean how on earth is that a change scenario.....
Animals in human skin "fela"....
Am tired joor
Back to playing subway surfers