Buhari’s death abroad diminishes trust in our hospitals – Resident doctors (Punch)

14 Jul 2025 09:35 am
Health

The recent death of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buharis chief of staff Abba Kyari in a foreign hospital has raised concerns about the state of healthcare in the country. Resident doctors have expressed their disappointment and frustration stating that the lack of trust in Nigerian hospitals is a major issue. They believe that the death of a top government official abroad sends a message that the countrys healthcare system is not up to standard. This incident highlights the need for significant improvements in the healthcare sector in Nigeria including better infrastructure equipment and training for medical professionals in order to regain the trust of the public.

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  • 1) With Buhari dying in a foreign hospital, Does it highlight how poor Nigeria’s healthcare system is?
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  • 2) Doctors say Buhari’s death abroad hurts trust in local care, Should leaders get treated here to show faith in the system?
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    Instead of funding our health system and other sectors, they are busy buying private jets and bulletproof cars, leaving us with weak infrastructure, a shortage of healthcare professionals, and a lack of access to essential medicines
  • 3) With Buhari often seeking treatment abroad, Did his government miss a key chance to fix Nigeria’s hospitals?
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  • 4) If leaders don’t trust local hospitals, why should Nigerians? Do you agree with the doctors’ frustration?
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