RE: The Arrival Of Chinese Doctors In Nigeria And The Fire At The Office Of The Account General In Nigeria; Too Much Coincidence?
It's a clear political move, probably initiated by China.
China wants to be seen as the new "World Power", and a replacement for the United States. I wouldn't be surprised if these so called "doctors" aren't even fully qualified medics. It wouldn't be the first time China sent fake things to Africa.
China, and the general Chinese population don't look favourably on Africans. (I'm being generous with my terminology). I'm sure you've seen videos circulating on the Internet about forced evictions and selective testing of Africans - something reminiscent of 1930's Germany.
Nigeria does not need "help". There are enough personal to handle what isn't really a crisis yet. There's sure as hell no need for a Chinese team. Nigerians are well versed in handling pandemics and viral outbreaks. See how well they handled Ebola.
Nigerians better be vigilant. I'm nearly certain that there is malicious intent. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Nigerian officials were paid by China to have these men sent there. Also, there is NO vaccine available yet. Any Nigerian official that allows their citizens to be injected with some experimental poison has blood on their hands.
Nigeria's worst enemy, is the Nigerian government. Many of those government officials need to be prosecuted and held accountable. If they were truly tried according to the laws of the land, many of them would be executed for their crimes.
I am definitely not surprised with all the points you have stated above, truth is that there is so many shady things happening in the country and the arrival of the Chinese is the more reason why I began to piece everything together. thanks for clarifying the fact that there is no vaccine yet. However I do believe that the arrival of the Chinese in Nigeria is in collision with the Federal government of the country as well and they have a sort of unholy alliance that might harm the country.
The citizens on the other hand are more than naive, and one thing you are stated quite well is that Nigeria is equipped to handle such things as this but the corruption in the system is so deafening.
The country's resources are not well managed and from time to time you see things like arson being used to cover the most dangerous of crimes.
Thanks a whole lot for the wonderful impute and I read this as a sort of awareness to Nigerians in the fight to prevent economic crimes against some innocent citizens