Opinion: The Ill-advised Attack On Ekweremadu, By Benjamin Obiajulu Aduba
Nigerian leaders heading abroad are now warned. There are other angry Nigerians beyond the Igbo. As you enter Europe or America, be warned of what could happen.
Diaspora Nigerians are no longer happy that they are paying school fees for the family when they have a government, are paying hospital bills while the leaders are getting up-to-date care in London, as our president’s case demonstrates. The money the president has spent on his care in London could have helped build a specialist hospital in Abuja where his ailment could have been cured, in addition to those of other such patients.Benjamin Obiajulu Aduba writes from Boston, Massachusetts.
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