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Jack Obinyan reacts as El-rufai begins using drones to deliver medical products to health facilities
A popular Nigerian politician and former Senior Special Adviser to the Governor of Edo State on New Media, Jack Obinyan, took to his social media page and reacted as the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rifai reportedly introduced the use of drones to deliver medical products to health facilities in Kaduna.
Recently, Jack Obinyan was on his verified Facebook page, where he shared photos of Governor Nasir El-Rufai holding a drone as he that Nasir El-Rufai has introduced using drones to deliver medical products to over 500 health facilities in Kaduna State alone.
Reacting, Jack Obinyan said that he is pleading that Osinbajo should use El-Rufai or Zulum as his running mate for the 2023 presidential election.
According to Jack Obinyan, he said: “El-Rufai, through Zipline, begins using drones to deliver medical products to over 500 health facilities in Kaduna. I repeat, this man or Zulum should just be our running mate I beg”.
Do you think that El-Rufai will be the best man to use as Osinbajo’s running mate?
What do you think about the development of using drones to deliver medical products to health care in Kaduna State?
Let’s have your opinion in this regard, thank you.
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