They are regretting as it starts spreading to them. Which hospital will be able to take care of them.

Nedu Ekeke #BBOG
@Nedunaija

Presidency plans to fly Abba Kyari to Lagos for treatment.

But in 3 years between 2016 and 2018, Buhari's govt budgeted a total of N5.2 billion for Aso Villa Clinic.

(2016 = N3.87b,
2017 = N331.7m,
2018 = N1.03b).

So, why Lagos?

RuudVanNisteroy:
They are regretting as it starts spreading to them. Which hospital will be able to take care of them.

i think only 3 hospitals may have the facilities to take care of this, a whole country o

This rhetorics further dumb down the uninformed populace.

Actually, no country is prepared for Coronavirus.

There is a difference between a hospital and a well equipped and isolated ICU ward.
Italy, with one of Europe's best healthcare, couldn't handle the surging numbers.

neutralmind:
Nedu Ekeke #BBOG
@Nedunaija

Presidency plans to fly Abba Kyari to Lagos for treatment.

But in 3 years between 2016 and 2018, Buhari's govt budgeted a total of N5.2 billion for Aso Villa Clinic.

(2016 = N3.87b,
2017 = N331.7m,
2018 = N1.03b).

So, why Lagos?

Fantastically corrupt government.

sinkhole:
I dey tell you, maybe God just dey use style dey answer common man prayers for Africa

which kind yeye talk.
The virus attack everyone.

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dukeprince50:
which kind yeye talk.
The virus attack everyone.

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What about the continued decades long clamor by Nigerians for the fuel subsidy to be maintained? This has meant that Nigeria has prioritized reducing the cost of fuel over spending on healthcare, education and infrastructure.

There have been nationwide general strikes and public mass demonstrations (like Ojota Occupy Nigeria) but not once has this happened over healthcare or education spending. We signal to our leaders that maintaining a fixed low-cost fuel price is more important than the state of our hospitals, schools and roads.

The country has the leadership it deserves. If we want good hospitals, we need to campaign for it the same way we have successfully campaigned over 40 years to maintain fuel subsidy.

Probably this epidemic is a blessing in disguise however I hope this menace reset their brain to default setting

edoairways:
Probably this epidemic is a blessing in disguise however I hope this menace reset their brain to default setting

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4Play:
What about the continued decades long clamor by Nigerians for the fuel subsidy to be maintained? This has meant that Nigeria has prioritized reducing the cost of fuel over spending on healthcare, education and infrastructure.

There have been nationwide general strikes and public mass demonstrations (like Ojota Occupy Nigeria) but not once has this happened over healthcare or education spending. We signal to our leaders that maintaining a fixed low-cost fuel price is more important than the state of our hospitals, schools and roads.

The country has the leadership it deserves. If we want good hospitals, we need to campaign for it the same way we have successfully campaigned over 40 years to maintain fuel subsidy.

We needed general strikes for 24 hour electricity taken for granted by other countries and healthcare.