“Nigeria Is Not A Bur!a! Ground”- Isaac Fayose Warns Leaders Who Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment
- Isaac Fayose, a Nigerian businessman and social commentator, warns political leaders against seeking medical treatment abroad.
- He emphasizes that if they die overseas, their remains should not be returned to Nigeria for burial.
- Fayose’s comments reflect his frustration with Nigeria’s healthcare system.
Nigerian businessman and social commentator Isaac Fayose has issued a strong warning to political leaders who travel abroad for medical treatment, urging them not to have their remains brought back to Nigeria for burial if they die overseas.
Fayose made the statement while expressing his frustration over the state of Nigeria’s healthcare system and the practice of some political leaders seeking medical attention outside the country.
According to him, Nigeria should not be treated as a burial ground by leaders who prefer to travel abroad whenever they require medical care.
“Nigeria is not a burial ground. If any of the so-called wicked leaders that go abroad for medicals kpa! for abroad, abeg make sure you instruct your families not to bring your d€ad body here for burial o”
His comment has sparked reactions, with the statement drawing attention to the longstanding debate over public officials seeking medical treatment abroad while Nigerians continue to face challenges within the country’s healthcare system.
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Read some comments below:
@Fathia 🌚:”They are so heartless pls🥲like government hospitals are the worse where you will pay will be different, they will tell you no transfer, you will be looking for cash to pay them ,queue to collect d treatment they will you use in treating the patient ,crew to to get the drugs ..”
@N.NILE:”Wahala for who no 🙂↔️ dey politics”
@Rina🌹:”But they are also a citizen of Nigeria”
