This is another political masterstroke but the real antidote is for us to have a standard and world class medical facility in Nigeria! We can do it! We have the wherewithal! We have the manpower! We have the acumen! We have the charisma and we have the timber and calibre, then WHY NOT?? Misplaced priorities noni!! Not nice seeing Tinubu riding ordinary bicycle in London when he could have cycled okada in Nigeria!!
The son of the late Ondo State governor, Olusegun Kokumo Agagu, Feyi, who was one of the survivors of the Associated Airlines plane crash last week Thursday, 3rd October, has been flown abroad for better medical attention.
Feyi who was transferred to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital immediately after the crash and moved to the Bola Ahmed Tinubu ward last Friday, was flown out of the country Thursday, October 10, 2013 to undergo more comprehensive treatment.
E24-7 MAGAZINE reliably gathered that the trip was facilitated by Lagos State governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN).
It should be recalled that Feyi was one of the few survivors of the ill-fated plane crash at the Sahara Tank Farm close to the Ikeja airport.
Feyi and 19 others were on the plane with his late father’s corpse on their way to Akure for the state-sponsored funeral before the airplane b elonging to Associated Airline dropped from the sky barely two minutes after take-off.Feyi who managed to talk to friends who went to visit him immediately after the sad incident at the hospital was considered to be weak.
Agagu’s in-law, Akinsanya Femi; Akintunde Taiwo and Akintunde Akeem also survived the unfortunate crash.
Meanwhile, son of former finance Minister and Ondo State Commissioner of Culture and Tourism, Femi Agagu; MIC Caskets’ boss, Tunji Okusanya; his son, Olatunji, Chijioke Duru, Kingsley Amaechi, Deji Afolabi, Mrs. E. O. Alabi, Daji Barnard, Samson Hassan, Captain Yakubu, Oyinlola, Engineer Sarah Elaiye, Ibrahim, Felix Tatoye, Owolabi and Samson all lost their lives in the crash.
The son of the late Ondo State governor, Olusegun Kokumo Agagu, Feyi, who was one of the survivors of the Associated Airlines plane crash last week Thursday, 3rd October, has been flown abroad for better medical attention.
Feyi who was transferred to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital immediately after the crash and moved to the Bola Ahmed Tinubu ward last Friday, was flown out of the country Thursday, October 10, 2013 to undergo more comprehensive treatment.
E24-7 MAGAZINE reliably gathered that the trip was facilitated by Lagos State governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN).
It should be recalled that Feyi was one of the few survivors of the ill-fated plane crash at the Sahara Tank Farm close to the Ikeja airport.
Feyi and 19 others were on the plane with his late father’s corpse on their way to Akure for the state-sponsored funeral before the airplane b elonging to Associated Airline dropped from the sky barely two minutes after take-off.Feyi who managed to talk to friends who went to visit him immediately after the sad incident at the hospital was considered to be weak.
Agagu’s in-law, Akinsanya Femi; Akintunde Taiwo and Akintunde Akeem also survived the unfortunate crash.
Meanwhile, son of former finance Minister and Ondo State Commissioner of Culture and Tourism, Femi Agagu; MIC Caskets’ boss, Tunji Okusanya; his son, Olatunji, Chijioke Duru, Kingsley Amaechi, Deji Afolabi, Mrs. E. O. Alabi, Daji Barnard, Samson Hassan, Captain Yakubu, Oyinlola, Engineer Sarah Elaiye, Ibrahim, Felix Tatoye, Owolabi and Samson all lost their lives in the crash.
What is the government doing in relation to other survivors that got burnt? Any help from Mr do good or is this just a way of scoring political points and saving the sons of robbers with stolen money from the states treasury?
ReplyDeletePlease let us be mindful of our reports,the son of former minister of finance and Ondo state commissioner of culture and tourism Femi Agagu.....Should be Falae.
ReplyDeleteSome of us need to refresh our knowledge of English or pay attention to details and methodology. In the report, rather than mention Deji Falae, the beauty of semantics was employed to just use his titles as a narration of the subjects. Not the use of commas to separate the subjects. No mix up at all, the synchronisation is perfectly in order. Any discerning student of literature will appreciate the beauty of the sentence and narration. No mix up at all.
DeleteNote the use of commas..........
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