Nigeria In Intensive Care Unit By Echefuna R.G Onyeabadi Rilwan Adetayo Balogun 6 hours ago

Nigeria is arguably very sick if not terminally ill, presently in coma and literally abandoned to her fate at the intensive care unit of the National Psychical Hospital (NPH) otherwise known as Aso Rock Villa, Abuja (ARVA).
The survival of Nigeria in her present state beyond 2019 is posited to depend largely on the extent to which her current major ailment already diagnosed to have been caused by a very deadly virus identified as Unitary Federal Government System (UFGS) is allowed to be treated with enough dosage of the most potent UFGS anti-virus (UAV) remedy variously referred to as ReFederation,
True Federalism, Restructuring, Resource Control, Devolution of Power and such like very quickly.
However, the hope of Nigeria’s revival and survival from her current hopeless state is increasingly getting slim and worse by the day. The reason being that the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the NPH who was recently diagnosed by a distinguished Nobel Laureate to be in a trance is not willing to coordinate the administration of the identified very potent UAV remedy.
The CMD of the NPH was recently quoted to prefer an ineffective palliative he called the “process” as against the scientifically tested, proven and highly potent UAV.
It will be recalled that the said very deadly UFGS virus is an infection injected into the veins of Nigeria by the military and sustained even in higher dimensions never before fathomed by a skewed military rulership of Northern Nigeria extraction over a long period of their military interregnum. This same UFGS virus was smuggled into the operating undemocratic 1999 Constitution handed over by the military to continue to afflict Nigeria to the benefit a very minute few.
Every effort by the Countrywide and International Medical Experts to make the medical team at the National Psychical Hospital, ARVA, to see reason for the proper medication of Nigeria has always and persistently fallen on deaf ears.
The main reason for the indifference of the NPH team is generally perceived to be anchored on what they stand to benefit individually from Nigeria in the intensive care unit instead of the collective good of the majority.