Ehilebo Questions Tinubu on Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis
On Thursday, Anthony Ehilebo, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), publicly questioned President Bola Tinubu about the deteriorating state of healthcare in Nigeria since he took office in 2023. Ehilebo challenged Tinubu to disclose how many hospitals his administration has constructed since assuming the presidency.
His remarks were in response to discussions on social media regarding hospitals in Enugu State, particularly a video highlighting the newly built Enugu International Hospital, which has a capacity of 300 beds and is equipped to global standards. Ehilebo expressed frustration over the lack of accountability from Tinubu's supporters when asked about healthcare improvements, stating that a responsible government should recognize the insufficiencies in healthcare services and work towards enhancements.
He emphasized that Tinubu, who was previously a governor under the PDP, should be held accountable for the current state of healthcare.
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