My response to this post and video.
It is indeed very painful how Nigeria has commoditized doctors. These are special high priests who do scientific miracles. But here, no one cares. Because I left like them, I am not even sure I have the moral fibre to comment. Nigeria has latent promises but every generation continues to wait for the reality.
I was invited to speak in the African Union Congress a few years ago. After my presentation in Kenya, a man came to me and introduced his name … a “southern African” native name. Later, he came to me, saying “nwanne, kedu”. I shouted; he was a Nigerian who had taken one amazing name from southern Africa working as a director in their central bank!
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