If I were the interviewer, I would have asked Dr. Adekoya whether there is any type of ear problem that Nigerian resident ear surgeons cannot address. This stems from the fact that Dr. Adekoya was skirting around and evading a pertinent question regarding whether a second opinion could not be sourced in Nigeria which the interviewer asked, claiming he does not know the complaint. We don’t have to deceive ourselves in this country of ours called “Nigeria”. Foremost, Buhari may not trust most “Nigerian” surgeons and “our” public hospitals, most of which are not better than abattoirs. Secondly, what if there is a “blackout” when Buhari is being operated upon and maybe an imminent emergency arose due to delay in changeover to “smokey – Joe”. There are so many “ifs” that our hypocritical leadership will never risk trusting “our” local surgeons, and moreover, most of these personal surgeons of Buhari may not like to be connected with his death because he has exceeded his God – given quota of “three score and ten”.