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“…The common saying, which is absolutely true, is, ‘health is wealth.’ There is another noteworthy saying, which runs as follows: ‘if wealth is lost, nothing is lost, but if health is lost, all is lost.’ I am sure that it will be generally agreed that other things being equal, the healthier the man is, the more productive economically he becomes.
To start with, his “as long as you can afford it” summation oozes to the heavens of high-grade insensitivity of people in government just as it could be a subtle encouragement for Nigerians to run the rat race of seeking medical trips abroad. The second thing is when you say a President can seek medical attention anywhere in the world because he can afford it, do you forget that he is the number one servant of the people of Nigeria? Do you forget that since the day he took office as President, he became the property of Nigerians to whom he is and should remain accountable until he leaves office? So, with that in mind, does Buhari spend his personal funds on these trips or does the country pick his bills? Regardless of what the...
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