₦airaland Forum

You do not have to be Igbo to feel uncomfortable with this.
Anyone with half a brain should have questions. Stop being instinctively tribalistic and think like a civilised person in 2017.
No civilised country would adopt this approach under the prevailing circumstances.
How is one to believe that the same Army sent to the East to use force to intimidate a people is now suddenly nicely carrying out immunisation on the same people?
When did the Army replace health ministry in Nigeria?
Has this same Army vaccinated people in the SS where the so called monkey pox is?
Why has the Army not been used for polio immunisation in Northern Nigeria (which is the only part of Nigeria where polio is yet to be eradicated)?
Nigeria is one of the only 3 countries in the world where polio remains endemic-the other 2 countries are Pakistan & Afghanistan .If the army is now being used for healthcare, they should be used for polio immunisations in the North, so we can finally complete the eradication of polio in Nigeria.

Every year one hears of another stupid disease, it's enough to make anyone with half a brain ask legitimate questions & one cannot rule out the possibility that some horrible "leaders" may sanction biological attack on any group of people they seek to eliminate or weaken.
We do not want to hear sometime in future of outbreak of some stupid disease in the East, if that happens everyone should know where to point the finger.
Let local health professionals conduct vaccinations, the Nigerian army should stay out of it!
People should be wise. Stay away from whatever the army is handing out, go to your hospitals (at least you stand a better chance that the local health professionals will not knowingly, deliberately, inject you with something harmful)
Local health care professionals & hospitals should also double check the source and authenticity of any vaccines they receive...it's a sad situation but there is zero trust for the Nigerian Army & the administration. That is the state of the nation.

For the tribalistic mindsets here, remember what goes around comes around...eventually that which you wish on another will at the appointed time walk in through your front door...

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You do not have to be Igbo to feel uncomfortable with this.
Anyone with half a brain should have questions. Stop being instinctively tribalistic and think like a civilised person in 2017.
No civilised country would adopt this approach under the prevailing circumstances.
How is one to believe that the same Army sent to the East to use force to intimidate a people is now suddenly nicely carrying out immunisation on the same people?
When did the Army replace health ministry in Nigeria?
Has this same Army vaccinated people in the SS where the so called monkey pox is?
Why has the Army not been used for polio immunisation in Northern Nigeria (which is the only part of Nigeria where polio is yet to be eradicated)?
Nigeria is one of the only 3 countries in the world where polio remains endemic-the other 2 countries are Pakistan & Afghanistan .If the army is now being used for healthcare, they should be used for polio immunisations in the North, so we can finally complete the eradication of polio in Nigeria.

Every year one hears of another stupid disease, it's enough to make anyone with half a brain ask legitimate questions & one cannot rule out the possibility that some horrible "leaders" may sanction biological attack on any group of people they seek to eliminate or weaken.
We do not want to hear sometime in future of outbreak of some stupid disease in the East, if that happens everyone should know where to point the finger.
Let local health professionals conduct vaccinations, the Nigerian army should stay out of it!
People should be wise. Stay away from whatever the army is handing out, go to your hospitals (at least you stand a better chance that the local health professionals will not knowingly, deliberately, inject you with something harmful)
Local health care professionals & hospitals should also double check the source and authenticity of any vaccines they receive...it's a sad situation but there is zero trust for the Nigerian Army & the administration. That is the state of the nation.

For the tribalistic mindsets here, remember what goes around comes around...eventually that which you wish on another will at the appointed time walk in through your front door...

You do not have to be Igbo to feel uncomfortable with this.
Anyone with half a brain should have questions. Stop being instinctively tribalistic and think like a civilised person in 2017.
No civilised country would adopt this approach under the prevailing circumstances.
How is one to believe that the same Army sent to the East to use force to intimidate a people is now suddenly nicely carrying out immunisation on the same people?
When did the Army replace health ministry in Nigeria?
Has this same Army vaccinated people in the SS where the so called monkey pox is?
Why has the Army not been used for polio immunisation in Northern Nigeria (which is the only part of Nigeria where polio is yet to be eradicated)?
Nigeria is one of the only 3 countries in the world where polio remains endemic-the other 2 countries are Pakistan & Afghanistan .If the army is now being used for healthcare, they should be used for polio immunisations in the North, so we can finally complete the eradication of polio in Nigeria.

Every year one hears of another stupid disease, it's enough to make anyone with half a brain ask legitimate questions & one cannot rule out the possibility that some horrible "leaders" may sanction biological attack on any group of people they seek to eliminate or weaken.
We do not want to hear sometime in future of outbreak of some stupid disease in the East, if that happens everyone should know where to point the finger.
Let local health professionals conduct vaccinations, the Nigerian army should stay out of it!
People should be wise. Stay away from whatever the army is handing out, go to your hospitals (at least you stand a better chance that the local health professionals will not knowingly, deliberately, inject you with something harmful)
Local health care professionals & hospitals should also double check the source and authenticity of any vaccines they receive...it's a sad situation but there is zero trust for the Nigerian Army & the administration. That is the state of the nation.

For the tribalistic mindsets here, remember what goes around comes around...eventually that which you wish on another will at the appointed time walk in through your front door...