US presidential candidate, Dr Ben Carson has announced that he will visit Nigeria later this month. He made the disclosure on Monday, December 7, 2015, during an interview with conservative radio host, Hugh Hewitt. The renowned neurosurgeon will also visit Kenya and Zambia during the trip which will begin on December 27.

“To Nigeria, I want to get an idea from the people what the effects of Boko Haram are, what people are thinking, to see what the economic situation is there, and also there’s a medical school there named after me, which I want to visit,” Carson said.

“And [I will visit] Zambia, because the twins, the Banda twins are there. We separated them. They were joined at the top of the head facing in opposite directions almost 18 years ago, and this is the year they graduate from high school,” he added.

“My ancestors are from the Kenya-Tanzania region, the Turkana tribe,” he said explaining why he would visit Kenya. Carson shot to limelight in 1997 when he performed a 22-hour surgery to separate 11-month old twins, Joseph and Luka Banda.

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People weh d answer BEN, too d make sense

Hmmmnnn... welcome sir (in advance)
TThat'sif you come eventually

Okay.....

Hmmmnnn... welcome sir (in advance)
TThat's if he comes eventually

Ben Carson Medical school, Babcock University!

Home sweet home run ben.

There's no way he'll ever win, a n****r is never handing over to another n****r.

I wish I can meet him in person

Dat is gud..

Welcome in advance!

Please when you come, try and stay away from the northern part of Nigeria lest you get murdered by the bloody terrorists.

We can't wait to host you in Biafral.and, Sir!

Karlovich:
There's no way he'll ever win, a n****r is never handing over to another n****r.

Exactly my thought. Plus I never knew he is a politician... I seriously think he is wasting his time.

welcome sir, pls kindly stay away from the Ne and Se when visiting, those areas are not safe for nw