This imperative is certainly not limited to the medical line. We should look at the big picture across all sectors.
There’s dire need for legislative investigation and oversight of how well these function.
Even possibly judicial commissions of enquiry. And investigative journalism.
But then, remember the EndSARS inquiry fraud?
At the end, nothing human is perfect. But abdication is no option.
Your take?
SecGen
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