Another great Nigerian in the making

[Gozie51]

The son of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director General, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has broken a medical record of successfully performing navigated Lumber spinal fusion using a robot surgery.

On Thursday, the WTO boss announced that her son was one of the first spinal surgeons in Maryland to perform a successful navigated lumbar spinal fusion using a robot.

Dr Uchechi Iweala breaks medical record in US



This is a great news for Nigeria and a huge success for the surgeon in his career. Nigeria has been known for performing excellently in foreign land despite her challenges at home because of imbalance in political ideology.

[Masplanc]

This is a great news, Nigerians have always been preforming both home and abroad despite the challenges in the nigeria political system Nigerians still do exploit.  Nigerians representing very well and showing great works to the world.

[D-law]

This is great news no doubts for the Nigerians, abig plus to the young lads coming/growing up to look up to as mentors and idol's.
Seems all of this are done overseas, when will all of this be implemented in their own Mother's land ?
Country Nigeria is far back,I think they're currently in the 18 century rather than the 21st century.

[blackened515]

This is great news no doubts for the Nigerians, abig plus to the young lads coming/growing up to look up to as mentors and idol's.
Seems all of this are done overseas, when will all of this be implemented in their own Mother's land ?
Country Nigeria is far back,I think they're currently in the 18 century rather than the 21st century.

Nigeria's  political system are messed up, which I think is the main problem of the country. Because it is the leaders that actually direct the followers on what to do. So, in a case there by the Leaders are corrupt, what good then who you expect from that region. Nigeria will only be a better place if the right leaders gets into power. I mean those that will take the citizens at his first priority. Anyway, a big congratulation to the young doctor, I believe there are many other great men and women in Nigeria, but what most of them lack are sponsorship and support.

[Ebede]

This is great news no doubts for the Nigerians, abig plus to the young lads coming/growing up to look up to as mentors and idol's.
Seems all of this are done overseas, when will all of this be implemented in their own Mother's land ?
Country Nigeria is far back,I think they're currently in the 18 century rather than the 21st century.

Nigeria's  political system are messed up, which I think is the main problem of the country. Because it is the leaders that actually direct the followers on what to do. So, in a case there by the Leaders are corrupt, what good then who you expect from that region. Nigeria will only be a better place if the right leaders gets into power. I mean those that will take the citizens at his first priority. Anyway, a big congratulation to the young doctor, I believe there are many other great men and women in Nigeria, but what most of them lack are sponsorship and support.

If you check well today you will know that no country that have a perfect leaders at least they will be bad once, so don't capitalize in one country that because of their bad leaders is causing their setback, politics is a game and it depend how you operate your own, other nations can copy the country you tagged native, Nigeria can have everything they need in hospital operating method, only thing they need is advice.

[D-law]

This is great news no doubts for the Nigerians, abig plus to the young lads coming/growing up to look up to as mentors and idol's.
Seems all of this are done overseas, when will all of this be implemented in their own Mother's land ?
Country Nigeria is far back,I think they're currently in the 18 century rather than the 21st century.

Nigeria's  political system are messed up, which I think is the main problem of the country. Because it is the leaders that actually direct the followers on what to do. So, in a case there by the Leaders are corrupt, what good then who you expect from that region. Nigeria will only be a better place if the right leaders gets into power. I mean those that will take the citizens at his first priority. Anyway, a big congratulation to the young doctor, I believe there are many other great men and women in Nigeria, but what most of them lack are sponsorship and support.

It's not that the Nigerians are not talented at all,it's just that we not exposed to all of this.
The basics amenities of life are not even provided by the political leaders put in place,the great life Nigerians feel is everything is something they do on a routine.
The life is hard down the Nigeria ends