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If the hospitals and medical staff were given topmost priority long time ago, he would have atleast died in his home country. There was a time people travelled to Nigeria for medicare, there was a time people came to study in our universities. These times where enjoyed by our present leaders. I wonder why people will just use their hands to destroy what u have then go to another mans country to enjoy what u have destroyed.

Maxymilliano:
The former presidential spokesman said some Nigerian hospitals lacked the facilities and expertise needed for the ex-president's treatment


https://www.channelstv.com/2025/07/15/buhari-could-have-been-long-dead-if-he-had-used-nigerian-hospitals-adesina/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwLjCg9jbGNrAuMKDmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEejhSVPZp8g9VMIrFh8Xffmu9z-fGJLrA-SGoxN9tUQOuFwExH_5DGH7ixM4A_aem_MTR_EApw9dQZan_eVU1KHw

Adesina was quoted out of context. A political statement that is always used instead of saying we are sorry for what we said. Naija !

bukatyne:
The ineptitude is on one side.

It is the shamelessness that baffles me

Exactly

Adesina is a skilled writer, so I wonder how he missed the irony in his words

That one dey.

How about Gen Abdusalami Abubakar?

Watched on Channels TV as Gen Abdusalami calmly mentioned how he was in the same hospital in London with the late Buhari

Let's not even talk of the "pilgrimmage" of Nigerian politicians who trooped to London to express their condolences.

Is it any wonder why politics in Nigeria is a do-or-die affair?

Because more people would want to live this sort of charmed life above the hopeless masses grappling with harsh reality day by day...

NL is as mysterious as our beloved Country...😎

geoworldedu:
Ha, sometimes 40 words needed, sometimes not. I don't understand NL again aswear down

werisetogether:
Exactly

Adesina is a skilled writer, so I wonder how he missed the irony in his words

That one dey.

How about Gen Abdusalami Abubakar?

Watched on Channels TV as Gen Abdusalami calmly mentioned how he was in the same hospital in London with the late Buhari

Let's not even talk of the "pilgrimmage" of Nigerian politicians who trooped to London to express their condolences.

Is it any wonder why politics in Nigeria is a do-or-die affair?

Because more people would want to live this sort of charmed life above the hopeless masses grappling with harsh reality day by day...

It is such a shame and instead of their minions to call them out or keep quiet, they defend the indefensible.

It is well.