Redeemers health village just completed the First Tele-Robotic Surgery in West Africa.
The surgeon was at Redemers health Village Facility in Redemption Camp and operated on a patient in Abuja!
Seyi Tinubu is making history as the most visible politician’s sons to actively campaign for his father in Nigeria. 🇳🇬🔥
Baami @STinubu, na son you be🌹🫡
If you routinely ignore President Tinubu’s statements or treat them as empty talk, I urge you to rethink. He is not an ordinary politician. He is a businessman, an administrator, and a tactician.
He said earlier that he would not fix prices. Instead, he would flood the market with unprecedented supplies and leave exploitative middlemen powerless.
"Somebody built and planted a city inside the ocean, called Eko Atlantic City, where America has one of the biggest and most respected embassies in the world... Tinubu is a wizard." — Otunba Abiodun👇🔥❤️
8 External Loans: As of when Obi left office on 17th March 2014, there were 8 different external borrowings for malaria, erosion control, education, healthcare etc (see attached poster) which the present administration services with hundreds of millions of naira monthly.
Obidients want to teach a Professor of economics and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria about financial audit. Obi matter will soon make Obidients run mad. Governor Soludo graduated with First Class in economics and became a Professor of Economics at the age of 39. If he says Obi left Anambra in debt, Obi did. And the evidence choke!
NAFDAC decentralisation: Nigeria should be consistent with its move toward devolution. @NafdacAgency
-(a): TIME FOR @DGatNAFDAC to BOW OUT.
1: Just as we are debating State Police and already have State Electricity Regulatory Commissions, states should be empowered to establish their own food, drug and consumer-safety regulatory agencies, operating within national standards set by NAFDAC.
2: Today, food and drugs remain under the Exclusive Legislative List, so this requires constitutional/legal reform.
3: My proposal:
-(a): National Assembly should amend the relevant laws to enable states to establish state-level regulatory agencies. @NGRSenate@HouseNGR@SenGodswill@Speaker_Abbas
-(b): Rather than NAFDAC trying to maintain offices across 774 LGAs, let states take greater responsibility for regulation closer to their people.
-(c): I am amending my earlier tweets.
4: NAFDAC should remain the national standard-setting, coordination and enforcement authority, while states handle appropriate local regulatory functions.
5: The NAFDAC law, whose origin dates to Decree No. 15 of 1993, should be reviewed to reflect today’s realities.
6: The @nigerian_reform should urgently review outdated laws across sectors.
-(a): Our legal framework must evolve with society. @fmojustice@LOFagbemi
7: I commend the @DGatNAFDAC for the work done under her leadership, particularly strengthening the agency’s financial sustainability.
-(a): But institutions also need renewal.
-(b): April 29, 2001, the DG NAFDAC informed the Senate Committee Finance under @Sen_AdeolaYAYI that the agency COULD CONVENIENTLY EXIT THE FEDERAL BUDGET to the extent of overheads as well as capital provisions.
-(c): Excellent job done by the DG NAFDAC
8: However, the situation is very bad now, so we must change our strategy to rid our society from fake drugs, Mr President @officialABAT
-(a): it is time to appoint a new DG with a fresh mandate. @muhammadpate@SalakoIziaq
9: Nigeria cannot preach devolution in security and electricity while insisting on absolute centralisation in every other sector.
10: Let the states carry more responsibility—and more accountability. They have money from fuel subsidy removal @NGFSecretariat