This statement from Natasha appears to be a direct response to accusations from online critics (Netizens) who have labeled her a "husband snatcher." She firmly asserts that she never initiated any romantic involvement but rather, it was the man in question—likely 2Baba—who pursued her.

 

By saying, "If he was at peace in his home, he wouldn't come for me," Natasha subtly suggests that there were pre-existing issues in the man's relationship or marriage, implying that she is not to blame for any turmoil. She shifts the responsibility onto him, insinuating that he was seeking solace outside his home, which he found in her.

 

Her closing remark, "I hope people calling me a husband snatcher realize every man deserves peace, and 2Baba finds that in me," is particularly bold. It reinforces her stance that she is not a villain but rather someone who provides emotional refuge. The phrasing also implies that if he truly had peace in his marriage, he wouldn’t have sought another relationship, making her seem more like a consequence of his dissatisfaction rather than an instigator.

 

Overall, Natasha's statement is both a denial and a justification. She clears herself of blame while subtly placing the focus on the man’s choices, making it a strategic way to counter online criticism without outrightly attacking anyone.

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My Experience at KG Specialist Hospital: A Call for Reform and Seamless Administration

23 January, 2025.

Healthcare facilities are meant to be a haven for people seeking solutions to health challenges. However, my recent experience at KG Specialist Hospital has highlighted the need for urgent reform in its administrative processes. While the hospital boasts competent medical professionals and a commendable reputation in healthcare delivery, the administrative bottlenecks leave much to be desired.

I was experiencing severe head pain and an upset stomach, so I sought medical attention at KG Specialist Hospital to recover in time and prepare for my forthcoming exams. 

Upon arrival, I was greeted with a cumbersome registration process that was both frustrating and time-consuming. The steps involved in registering my KGS Health Insurance card by following the queue, after registration I was asked to go to the main building to see the doctor, upon arrival I have to queue again, after seeing the doctor I return back to the registration buidling where I am to get my drug, after waiting a while only for me to be told to go do clearance (queue again) and so on. All that is needed to be done before being attended to by a doctor felt unnecessarily convoluted. Patients, already burdened with illness and discomfort, should not have to navigate through such inefficiencies. The administrative process appeared more focused on rigid formalities than on prioritizing patient welfare.

I found myself questioning whether the system was designed to compel patients into seeking medical attention from private hospitals. where the option to "fast-track" consultations may seem convenient for those who can afford it.

A hospital should operate on seamless and patient-centered systems, ensuring that processes are straightforward.

The following should be considered for Simple reforms: 

— KGS Health insurance card should be digitalized with chips such that by collecting and inserting on a system, it brings the person's record and medical attention starts immediately. 

– The building for registration, drug store and lab should be in one  building. 

– Only two doctor were available to about 30 patient to consultation – this alone was time consuming considering the fact that some patients are in severe pain.  Deploying additional staff during peak hours, could significantly reduce delays and frustration.

Lastly, I was overwhelmed after I was asked to pay just 10% of the total cost of all the drugs and injection gotten from the Hospital. If you are a Kogi state civil servant endeavour to enroll yourself and family. 

While KG Specialist Hospital has commendable medical staff and advanced facilities, its administration must match the same level of excellence by embracing reforms aimed at improving administrative processes and fostering quality in service delivery.  

Healthcare is a right, not a privilege. For KG Specialist Hospital, the time for reform is now. Let this be a call to action for seamless administration and an unwavering commitment to patient-centered care so that every patient leaves with a sense of satisfaction and trust.

By comr. M. M. Asuku

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KEDA Successfully Defends 2025 Budget Before State House of Assembly.

 The Kogi Enterprise Development Agency (KEDA) successfully defended its proposed 2025 budget before the State House of Assembly, marking a critical step in aligning the agency’s efforts with the state’s economic vision under His Excellency, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo.

During the budget defense, KEDA presented its comprehensive plans for the year ahead, focusing on empowering MSMEs, attracting substantial investments, and creating opportunities for youth and women across the state. The agency also emphasized its commitment to developing infrastructure to support businesses and fostering innovation that drives sustainable growth.

The presentation was met with commendation from the committee on budget appropriation, which recognized the clarity and strategic depth of KEDA’s proposals. The agency’s pivotal role in driving economic development in Kogi State was acknowledged, positioning KEDA as a key player in achieving the state’s developmental goals for 2025.

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