Africa Can’t Complain About Healthcare Problems If Our Doctors Don’t Feel At Home In Our Continent – Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu has come out to say that African countries must pursue peace and unity to achieve collective sustainable growth.

He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, without peace, Africa cannot develop properly, and he does not understand why we complaining about healthcare problems when our doctors cannot have a home in their continent.

Tinubu added that nothing will change if our nurses continue to be faced with destitution, and if our judicial system remains archaic.

His words, “We better roll our sleeves, put on our nickers and move for peace, stability and progress.

We have to work together to make peace the focus of our development to develop. Without peace, you cannot develop.

Our problem is not that we don’t know what to do, we identify them, we understand what to do, our problem is how and when we should do them and I say the time is now.

Why are we complaining about healthcare problems if our doctors cannot have a home in their continent if our nurses are faced with destitution, if our judicial system is archaic and if the tribe is the hero in the middle of nothing?

Tribalism has no place in Africa, we have to take the continent and take it strongly and together, help one another, develop our resources for our progress, find solutions among ourselves, dwell on research and development, reward those research and development programmes, bring out the results, don’t sell it out.

To the international organisations, we say thank you, we are partners, we’ll continue to partner, but put more than half of the results of research and development here in the continent, we have a lot of youths to cater for, millions of them yearning for progress.

We definitely will continue to promote peace and stability throughout the continent.

Some others of our brothers in shackles, are still there at each other’s throat. We must work together, and do everything possible to promote peace between them.

What we are seeing in the middle of the region, Congo Republic and other areas of the Sahel is not pleasant for our today and promising for our tomorrow.

I am very happy to have listened to the very deep thinking coming from my brother, the President of Equatorial Guinea on Africa.

Yes, it is Africa that must solve its problems. They want Africa wretched and raggedy, full of conflicts, and antagonism of one another, but we’re saying no. Peace, stability and democracy are the way forward for a progressive development and we agreed on that.”