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SpecialAdviser:
It won't stop because some selfish elements in the north are bent towards forestalling Shettima on Nigerians from backdoor using a pseudo Shettima ticket.

If not, how can someone imagine a man who slept all through peace accord becoming president. He is just a placeholder for Shettima. I don't blame you guys. I blame some uninformed people trying to make a second mistake they will live to regret.

I know even educated northerners will not fall for your useless trap. We can't continue to live a nation forever without thinking of building our nation.

Felabrity:
Thunder fire you and the Tinubu

Patients in public hospitals in Abia have continued to lament the ongoing strike by the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) in the state.

A News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) correspondent, who monitored the strike, reports total compliance with the NMA directive at the Federal Medical Center (FMC) and Abia Specialist and Diagnostic Hospital in Umuahia.

The association in Abia had on Dec. 9 declared a strike but on Jan. 10 declared the strike total and indefinite.

The body announced the strike because of unpaid salary arrears of 25 and 13 months for Abia State University Teaching Hospital and Hospital Management Board workers, respectively.

A patient, Mrs Glory Orji, said that she travelled from Aba to FMC to receive prompt medical care but was met with disappointment as a result of the strike.

“Health matters are very important and should be treated as such by all concerned, therefore, I call on the government to do the needful,” Orji said.


Another patient, Mr Fidelis Onuoha, said that he resides in Imo and was at FMC Umuahia for his routine medical check but lamented that doctors were not attending to patients.

Onuoha said the development was disturbing and worrisome for him and urged the government to meet the demands of the doctors because of citizens with health needs.

An expectant mother, Mrs Eunice Njoku, appealed to doctors to run skeletal services because of the patients who visit the hospital for emergency medical care.


Njoku urged the state government to meet the demands of the doctors and bring the strike to an end without further delay.

A physiotherapist, Miss Veronica Ahamefula, said that she brought her sister to the hospital to see a neurologist, but was told that doctors were on strike.

“I appeal to the government to meet the demands of NMA because its members play a vital role in the health and wellbeing of the citizens,” Ahamefula added.

The Protocol Officer of FMC, Mr Darlington Madubuko, said that doctors in FMC joined the strike to show support for their colleagues in Abia hospitals.


Madubuko said that the strike is taking its toll on healthcare delivery in the hospital, indicating that patients on admission have been discharged to seek healthcare services elsewhere.

“You can see that everywhere is empty; this is a total strike and I don’t know when it will end,” he said.

Madubuko appealed to the state government to clear the backlog of salaries owed to doctors in state-owned health institutions to enable them to return to their duty posts.

A visit to the Abia Specialist and Diagnostic Hospital showed that the health facility, which is usually a beehive of activities, was deserted.

A nurse at the hospital, who pleaded anonymity for fear of victimization, said that the hospital was no longer admitting patients.

She said that children’s male and female wards and the Accident and Emergency Unit were empty as a result of the doctors’ strike.

Mrs Mary Chimahulamiro, a farmer, said that she brought her husband to the hospital for his regular medical appointment but had to leave because no doctor would attend to him.


Chimahulamiro said that the strike had shattered her plans and called on the government to intervene in order to address the cause of the strike.

The NMA Abia Chapter Chairman, Dr Isaiah Abali, said that the association had set up a monitoring team to ensure total compliance and sanctions on defaulters.

“The government has kept mute. They have not approached us on this matter and we won’t beg them as our message is this ‘pay us our salaries’.

“If the present administration doesn’t pay us, the strike will continue until a new administration comes on board in the state,” Abali said.

The Commissioner for Health, Dr Joe Osuji, said the government had done its best hence it is now left for NMA to respond.

Osuji, however, did not say what the government had done afresh since the strike began to warrant a response from the NMA.

“Bringing the strike to an end depends on the NMA,” he said.

IboHausaYoruba:
Hmmn! God knows that if Tinubu win this election, I am leaving this country. I can't allow a 99 year old man to be my president.

Gossiphub:
They said LP is going nowhere. Why are they bothered about a party that's going nowhere?

Trollronaldo:
It's seem that this people cannot fathom the new reality. They have realized that the old order is dying and the people are bent on punishing APC for their failures.
APC and their follwers think it's still business as usual.
They don't believe that someone can actually win a free and fair election in Nigeria.

Peter Obi will win this election. Every part of Nigeria, except maybe northwest will vote for him. I am confident about this.

APC doesn't know what's happening, they don't know

Winnersunited:
A man that had opportunity at Chatham house to Marshall out his program if elected Nigerian President, instead he was busy saying I be PHD holder in a hall where more than 80% of the audience were Doctorate degree holders (excluding his followers) from Nigeria.

9jaNoBeLagos:
My PVC and that of my brother is chilling in the fridge waiting for February 25th.

Our votes and that of our 5wives and 35 children is for Peter Obi.

2023 is a done deal. 🤣🤣🤣

ican2020:
Are you from there?

Posting trash from one thread to another

rippa:
I listened to Abdulmumin Jibrin on Arise Prime Time two nights ago and I shook my head in joy.

My theory is that Kwankwaso thought he was working for Tinubu. He pushed to be the Presidential candidate of LP so that it can be easy to withdraw at the last minute.

Hear me out..

Hon. Jubrin IS a staunch Tinubu supporter.

As it became clear where the PDP ticket would go(North), Jubrin immediately switched allegiance to Kwankwaso and is currently positioning for Education Minister under Tinubu's govt IF he wins.
The idea was to support RMK in a bid to split Atiku's northern base since PMB is no longer on the ballot.

This was the plan until Peter Obi happened. The greatest plot twist in our political history. Even the "master Strategist" couldn't envisage his emergence. Tinubu never thought there is any strong candidate that can rival him from the South.
He had positioned Abiola in PRP, covered the SDP with Adebayo, but he forgot LP.
Now they have no dirt on Obi, so the only thing left for them is to use the lies and propagandas that worked for them in 2015 and mix it with the tribal game

Whatever deal BAT strikes with Kwankwaso and every other persons, will never be in the interest of an average Nigerian.

Only Peter Obi is making deals with the people. Vote PO.

tk4radi:
All these things you listed,, including the “supposed questions”, are all deflated propaganda...
They had been treated and their files closed long looooonngg time ago

alsudan:
Some people want us to believe this man here is 70 years old

ibechris:
Why are u angry if u are making a simply analysis.

Must u call anyone a criminal before u are heard?

No wonder many of u are being used like rags because ur ideologies have so much tribal colouration.

Danisaint112:
If Soludo becomes governor then simply know we allowed him too. Igbos work one mind. Know this and know peace not like some tribe that act like a green snake in a green grass.

crixlight2:
Oga I be omo Ibadan me si ogo, ni Ile oluyole , go and check my profile…. Stating fact doesn’t mean I want to vote for Obi , but for this Jos campaign he really tried compare to his campaign in other state. I gave him gbosa for this one .

Yorubalandlord:
What do you mean, have I ever told you that I am igbo?
So someone cannot be OBIdient and YUSUFUL in this country without an urchin calling you ipob or igbo.
Let me set the record straight I am yoruba and my mom is igbo.
And don't let hate or tribalism cloud your sense or reasoning into thinking that anyone that supports Peter kayode obi is igbo.
Please stop, we can not progress as a country with this kind of tribalism deep rooted in our minds.

nlreserve:
Why Haven't EFCC invited him since then? Stop those allegations

nlreserve:
The same government who hoarded palliatives meant for it's citizens, shot at it's citizens protesting, banned Twitter, ran alot of businesses down, kept mute over OWO massacre, is the government you still want to keep in power?
Vote for your conscience

darthv:
Lol, they would gather but God would scatter them

crixlight2:
I am bonafide agbado , but I am so impress by Obi outing in Jos today , he might actually win for there though. Kudos to him…..
Jagaban for life

ButterBerry:
Money Bag Judgement.

GoldenJAT:
Don't just take sides! Is the judgement a fair one??

zest17:
What a country! Nigeria is just on auto reverse.

jchioma:
Judgment for sale. This is why impunity will not end in Nigeria. You can influence court judgment and even the security to do your bidding once you know their way and willing to pay. Naija, we hail wail thee!

orion7:
Illegality. Supreme Court of criminals

OgbeniOja1:
Hmmm I pity our judiciary

Kennyfancy:
Money

Racoon:
It is another comic relief.

Naijanascam:
Finally got it at all costs

Administration1:
Illegality at its peak.
I hope the Judiciary will stand for what's its known for in saner climes. I hold nothing against the Uncommon Governor. But the Apex court erred in its judgement.

Granger:
This is laughable. How did they come about this judgement? The Supreme Court lately seems to be giving very interesting judgements.

MissLeslie:
In Akpabio tone, What money cannot do more money will do it.

pleasureosondu:
Cos she's threatened by LP candidate for that zone. What did she do for his people all through her term? Nothing. I like the fact that every single politician, North or South, is threatened by Obi's candidacy. Even Tinubu isn't sure of winning. As a politician,you must work for people or get the fuvck outta that elective position. Meanwhile...........


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DaddyFreeze2020:
Late comer. He decided to sign his own now that the signs are clear and the odds of winning 2023 General Election are not in his favour

APC unfortunately cannot and will not win the 2023 Presidential election.

NothingDoMe:
Alternate moniker?