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Sowore Tackles Peter Obi On Visit To His Running Mate Hospital - Baze University Hospital Abuja

                      Peter Obi and Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed

On Wednesday the Labour Party counterpart, Peter Obi, shared pictures from his visit to Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed’s hospital in Abuja, the vice presidential candidate of the Labour Party.

Peter Obi and Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed with Staffs at Baze University Hospital 

The pictures were posted on Obi's Twitter account, describing the Baze University Hospital owned by Baba-Ahmed as exemplary. 

Obi wrote:

“This morning, I had the privilege of visiting the Baze University Hospital in Abuja and inspecting the facilities. Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed was on hand to show me around.

This institution is exemplary and reflective of a centre of excellence, and what domestic entrepreneurs and investors can contribute to nation-building.

“With several more facilities like this, medical tourism for Nigerians will be a thing of the past. This is simply awesome. – PO.”

The African Action Congress presidential candidate, Omoyele Sowore, challenged Peter Obi's visit.

                                   Omoyele Sowore 

Sowore responded to Obi's Tweet. Sowore said he was surprised that Obi visited Baba-Ahmed’s hospital rather than the ‘university teaching hospital’ he allegedly built during his tenure as Anambra State governor.

                      Peter Obi and Dr Datti Baba-Ahmed 

Sowore wrote, “I thought you & Datti would be inspecting the international standard “University Teaching Hospital” they claimed you built while you were governor of Anambra state and not a private hospital built by Datti, which obviously is not accessible/affordable to majority Of Nigerians!.”

Comments

  1. Anonymous21 October 2022 at 05:26

    But that's the truth. Visit where the common man can access

    ReplyDelete

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