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Ttalk:As for the bolded part in your comment, I won't waste my time flogging a dead horse. Katsina: Relies on the newly commissioned ultra-modern oncology department at the Federal Teaching Hospital Katsina. Kaduna: Relies on the federal infrastructure at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) in Shika, Zaria. Lagos: Despite being a major medical hub, Lagos does not have a purely state-government-owned comprehensive radiation oncology facility. Cancer care is handled via federal facilities like the NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre or the Federal Medical Centre Ebute Metta, alongside advanced private facilities. Ogun & Delta: Both states handle specialized cancer treatment through their respective Federal Medical Centres (like FMC Abeokuta and FMC Asaba) or specialized private hubs (such as Jacaranda Cancer Centre in Abeokuta) rather than state-constructed facilities. |
Putinofrussia:Good to know. Not that anybody prays to fall sick, but we should never relent in demanding good governance from our leaders |
Richtaiwo:God give some people sense. You have no right to call anyone a liar, because you are the biggest of them all. Katsina: Relies on the newly commissioned ultra-modern oncology department at the Federal Teaching Hospital Katsina. Kaduna: Relies on the federal infrastructure at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) in Shika, Zaria. Lagos: Despite being a major medical hub, Lagos does not have a purely state-government-owned comprehensive radiation oncology facility. Cancer care is handled via federal facilities like the NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre or the Federal Medical Centre Ebute Metta, alongside advanced private facilities. Ogun & Delta: Both states handle specialized cancer treatment through their respective Federal Medical Centres (like FMC Abeokuta and FMC Asaba) or specialized private hubs (such as Jacaranda Cancer Centre in Abeokuta) rather than state-constructed facilities. |
Richtaiwo:He wasn't a regional president; he was a governor. Specialized cancer treatment infrastructure is fundamentally a federal responsibility, not a state one. You would sound much wiser if you focused on whether proposing five of these life-saving facilities for each geopolitical zone is good or bad for Nigerians. Besides, he isn't indicting anyone—he is just making a solid recommendation. But haters will always hate. By the way, what's Tinubu scorecard? |
5 in each geopolitical zone is not bad at all . thought it was 5 in every day |
SonOfDSoil01:Lol, I see. Only a shameless creature will ask Nigerians to vote for Tinubu again. Of all the candidates, Tinubu is the worst; he has brought nothing but bad luck to the masses. I can see why you are against Peter Obi—a man who is open to accountability, whose interest is the masses rather than political thugs and loyalists, and whose source of wealth is traceable. Can you say the same about Tinubu? And please, those posts you sent to me earlier were from people like you; they can't be substantiated by credible data. Just look at the trend of Nigeria's nominal GDP from 2012 to 2026, and remember that Peter Obi actively served on Goodluck Jonathan’s economic team when the country's economy was at its absolute peak. Compare those glory days to the economic devastation we are seeing today. • 2012: $658 billion • 2013: $735 billion • 2014: $811 billion (Peak) • 2015: $696 billion • 2016: $570 billion • 2017: $529 billion • 2018: $594 billion • 2019: $668 billion • 2020: $599 billion • 2021: $609 billion • 2022: $646 billion • 2023: $364 billion • 2024: $252 billion • 2025: $285 billion (Projected) • 2026: ~$303 billion (Estimated end-of-year) |
SonOfDSoil01:so, who should we vote for? |
Peter should be tested as a president at least for 4 years to sanitize our civil service |
I thought Fubara brother was the NDC governorship candidate in Rivers State? |
It will come; he is still busy with the amendment of the new tax law |
I thought Anambra was still being governed by Peter Obi, based on the way it is continually painted by some nonentities. Or is it only whenever Soludo fails that they remember to call Peter Obi's name? I even saw a video of one yeye female content creator blaming Peter Obi for his successors' ineptitude, instead of holding the successors accountable for not using the money left for them judiciously. They are even blaming him for making Anambra State so creditworthy that the World Bank approved eight developmental loan facilities. If he had remained in office to draw down those loans, his accountable nature ensures he would have given a perfectly transparent account of every penny. |
Country no good, na some people dey cause am nah. the bad eggs in the society |
Ibrahim505:A classic example of animalistic behavior |
Illiteracy is a very dangerous thing. She is forgetting that she is holding the wrong person. That baby is a human being and shouldn't have been held for another person's crime; she should face her debtor and leave an innocent baby alone. |
Is this news dropping now just to sway Nigeria against Infantino? The World Cup is already over. |
They told us to endure the pain because 'subsidy is gone.' Yet, the massive oil windfall and public savings are being squandered on the 'City Boys' and entertainers. The hypocrisy is loud. |
@op You must think people have short memories. Who are you trying to convince with this narrative? Is it the same Nigerians who watched the BVAS abracadabra unfold in real-time? No matter how much you try to rewrite history, the people who were actually there know exactly what they witnessed. At the moment, everyone's attention is on who is currently holding the national wallet and failing to deliver. |
INEC under this man is not inspiring at all. It's like the more you look, the less you see |
This is the exact same question I asked here last week. It just proves that comments on this platform actually travel far. mycar: |
BATified2023:This is a classic case of double standards. While a genuine lack of understanding can be excused, deliberate dishonesty and selective ignorance cannot be tolerated. The news below exposes your entire hypocrisy. A former Anambra State Governor and presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Peter Obi, has appealed to the people of Umuoba-Anam and Aguleri in Anambra East Local Government Area of Anambra State to immediately cease hostilities and embrace peace. Obi made the appeal in a statement posted on his official X account on Sunday, expressing concern over reports of renewed hostilities between the two communities. Obi, who governed Anambra State between 2006 and 2013 and contested the 2023 presidential election on the Labour Party platform, has continued to comment on national and state issues since leaving office. In his latest intervention, he urged community leaders to prioritise dialogue and reconciliation and work towards restoring peace while protecting lives and livelihoods. The former governor said the violence would only worsen the hardship already being experienced by residents, stressing that the destruction caused by conflict would serve no useful purpose. https://punchng.com/land-dispute-peter-obi-urges-communities-to-embrace-peace/ |
abc115:This line of argument reflects a profound lack of critical thinking. APC apologists seem to forget that Tinubu is the current President and Commander-in-Chief, responsible for collecting revenues across the entire federation. Yet, you conveniently omit Soludo from the equation and jump straight to Peter Obi. The hypocrisy and sheer absurdity of this bias is unprecedented. |
This is a positive step by the governor, provided that these individuals do not become a public nuisance again. |
nairalanda1:But APC did not acknowledge the growth under Jonathan and on the contrary, the economy declined under Tinubu. It’s like dropping from point 8 to point 2, then crawling back to point 3. That isn't real growth—you are still just trying to climb out of the hole. Nigeria Nominal GDP Trend (2012–2026) • 2012: $658 billion • 2013: $735 billion • 2014: $811 billion (Peak) • 2015: $696 billion • 2016: $570 billion • 2017: $529 billion • 2018: $594 billion • 2019: $668 billion • 2020: $599 billion • 2021: $609 billion • 2022: $646 billion • 2023: $364 billion • 2024: $252 billion • 2025: $285 billion (Projected) • 2026: ~$303 billion (Estimated end-of-year) |
Umahi shooting himself on the foot since 1963 |
PulaPower:The crude oil price benchmark for Nigeria’s 2026 federal budget was set at $64.85 per barrel. Currently, the government is enjoying a windfall due to the high cost of crude; however, corrupt politicians hold onto the positives while passing the negatives down to the masses. During the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan (2010–2015), the highest recorded annual average crude oil price reached approximately $109 to $111.63 per barrel in 2012. Peak daily spot trading values during that broader high-price window even reached around $128 per barrel. Is this not one of the accusations against Goodluck Jonathan— that the oil price was high during his administration but could not improve the economy? |
Tinubu isn't nearly as wicked as his own supporters, the supporters are the worst because they are the ones pushing the old man |
Dbakre1:You are right. Shoes come in different sizes, so wear your own size. Trying to step into your seniors' shoes is a recipe for disaster. |
Richtaiwo:That shows how bad security is under Soludo and Tinubu. That’s exactly what Obi is coming to fix. If a president from another tribe only secured his own region, how would you feel? That means, people's grievances are completely justified. Suffice it to say, Tinubu shouldn't expect votes from insecurity-ridden zones. After all, Tinubu holds the mandate to protect the nation, not Peter Obi. |
Obaofaba:I certainly do not expect much from a supporter of a drug lord. |
Obaofaba:At least he is way better than the U.S. most-wanted **** currently sitting in Aso Rock. |
Obaofaba:Alright, stay stuck in the Stone Age. The well-meaning citizens of this country want an exit. |
Obaofaba:What are you willing to stake if I list them right now? |
that’s your own choice to make but for me and majority of Nigerians who voted for Tinubu and can see the direction which is he is steering the country by revamping our economy and all sectors of the economy, we will be renewing his mandate in 2027 Because we don’t see a Better alternative amongst the failures that parade themselves as alternative…….Tinubu till 2031