₦airaland Forum

GboyegaD:
It is very disheartening particularly for Buhari who banned public officers from accessing healthcare abroad (even though it was never applied in reality) to die abroad. He was a perfect definition of hypocrisy.

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And Tinubu will/is repeat(ing) history!

Sirleo05:
But ehh, come 2 think of it, what is wrong in doing d write things? anything wrong in making Nigeria great?

No na, our useless leaders keep doing nonsense and why the funny citizens keep on blaming the white who left Africa many years ago

Yeah, it’s really sad and frustrating to see leaders always going abroad for healthcare while our own hospitals stay neglected. If those in charge used and fixed our local services, maybe things would improve for everyone.

Metrix147:
Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/video-its-a-shame-nigerian-leaders-die-abroad-are-flown-back-as-cargo-hon-ogah/

Anyone can choose to have healthcare anywhere and if death meets them there, no wàhálà.

The issue is to focus on improving our healthcare system

Why must they die in another man's country? They can ad well bury them there so that they can keep enjoying summer and winter.

casualobserver:
When you elect daft representatives, you get daft bills.


This bill is dead on arrival and it is unconstitutional.

Why is it unconditional and dead on arrival? In countries like Norway and Finland they banned private ownership of schools because of things like this. Everyone attends public schools weather rich or poor. In that way government officials will be responsible for the sectors they are manning not the rubbish we do here. A minister of education has all his kids outside the country schooling, a minister of health patronizing foreign countries for his own personal healthcare. Presidents running away to another man's land at the slightest health scare, that's madness.
How many times do we hear of President Ramaphosa of South Africa seeking healthcare in Europe or America? How many African presidents flee their countries to seek healthcare abroad? Why are we so shameless in this country? Yaradua died in foreign land and now Buhari and many more failures still to come that would still die abroad.
If our health system is not good enough for you then step aside as a leader, if our education system isn't good enough for you then you have no reason being in power. Cuba despite the sanctions imposed on it still has one of the best healthcare systems and have well trained medical practitioners so what is our excuse?

The most painful part is that some citizens support these same leaders and fight whoever tries to make them accountable

So bad for a country that we've had two presidents die outside the country, many governors, multiple Ministers and public officials

And yet someone is ringing it to our ears that his reforms are working magic

Magic like what??

themanderon:
Why is it unconditional and dead on arrival? In countries like Norway and Finland they banned private ownership of schools because of things like this. Everyone attends public schools weather rich or poor. In that way government officials will be responsible for the sectors they are manning not the rubbish we do here. A minister of education has all his kids outside the country schooling, a minister of health patronizing foreign countries for his own personal healthcare. Presidents running away to another man's land at the slightest health scare, that's madness.
How many times do we hear of President Ramaphosa of South Africa seeking healthcare in Europe or America? How many African presidents flee their countries to seek healthcare abroad? Why are we so shameless in this country? Yaradua died in foreign land and now Buhari and many more failures still to come that would still die abroad.
If our health system is not good enough for you then step aside as a leader, if our education system isn't good enough for you then you have no reason being in power. Cuba despite the sanctions imposed on it still has one of the best healthcare systems and have well trained medical practitioners so what is our excuse?

Like Omojuwa said. NIgerians are hard work. We make emotional arguments. We don’t think logically. You tell them
Tommorow is Tuesday because today is Monday, they start telling you about the pimples on your face. We are a tiresome people to deal with.

I said “it is dead on arrival because it is unconstitutional.” Simple English! Go and learn English, go back to school if required!

casualobserver:
Like Omojuwa said. NIgerians are hard work. We make emotional arguments. We don’t think logically. You tell them
Tommorow is Tuesday because today is Monday, they start telling you about the pimples on your face. We are a tiresome people to deal with.

I said “it is dead on arrival because it is unconstitutional.” Simple English! Go and learn English, go back to school if required!

You are the one that needs to go back to school. What stops us as a people to make this a law binding on all? Laws are made for men and if the current trend does not favor the people, laws can be amended to suit the current situation.

Metrix147:
Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/video-its-a-shame-nigerian-leaders-die-abroad-are-flown-back-as-cargo-hon-ogah/

One would expect that these people also advised Ojukwu not to die abroad when he did