and living have been substantially disrupted in just a few weeks because of the spread of a virus named Corona . Coronavirus has proven to be no ‘respecter’ of status, subduing presidents, prime ministers and poor citizens; ravaging ‘wealthy’ nations and poor societies. Nigeria is not in isolation in this pandemic. Unfortunately, it is also ill-prepared and obviously incapacitated to manage a major spread of the coronavirus.
While many poor Nigerians die daily from preventable diseases in our public hospitals – what Femi Falana SAN once described as ‘mortuaries for the masses’, senior government officials and wealthy private citizens are quick to fly abroad for basic medical services . Isn’t it absurd that a former first lady whose bank account of 31.5 million dollars was recently frozen, claimed that half of that money was a government pay-out for her medical bills in London in 2013. 11 billion naira for one woman’s medical expense in one year? It is not only an act of foolishness but an utter display of wickedness when government officials only in 2014 spent about 350 billion naira for medical trips abroad, according to a report by the Federal Ministry of Health.
Michael Jackson, in his 1992 hit track ‘Heal the world’, advised that we make the world a better place for ourselves and the entire human race; that we stop existing and start living; that we create a world where Love is strong and only cares for joyful giving.
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