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Peter Okoye Defends His Children Over French Language Criticism, Says He Is Proud of the Opportunities They Have

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Popular Nigerian singer Peter Okoye , better known as Mr P of the legendary music duo P-Square , has responded to critics who questioned why his children speak French fluently. The singer made it clear that he has no regrets about exposing his children to multiple languages and cultures, stating that he is proud of the opportunities he has been able to provide for them. The issue began after a video of Mr P's children speaking French circulated on social media. While many fans praised the children's confidence and language skills, others criticized the family, suggesting that the children should focus more on speaking Nigerian languages . Rather than ignore the comments, Mr P took to social media to defend his family. The singer explained that giving his children access to quality education and international exposure has always been one of his priorities as a father. According to him, learning French is an advantage in today's world and should be celebrated rather tha...
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Nigerian Nurses Begin Nationwide Strike Over Poor Pay and Unsafe Conditions

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 Nigerian Nurses Begin Nationwide Strike Over Poor Pay and Unsafe Conditions

Published: July 31, 2025
By: Luchiinter News

Nigeria’s healthcare system is currently facing a major disruption as nurses across the country have embarked on a seven-day warning strike to protest poor working conditions, inadequate pay, and severe staff shortages.

The strike, which began on Tuesday, July 30, was declared by the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) after several failed attempts to negotiate with the Federal Government.

“We’re Tired of Being Ignored” – Nurses Cry Out

According to the union, nurses in Nigeria are being overworked, underpaid, and constantly exposed to health risks due to a lack of protective equipment and poor hospital facilities.

“We can no longer stay silent while our welfare is neglected,” said one senior nurse at a government hospital in Lagos. “We are essential workers, but we are being treated like we don’t matter.”

Hospitals across the country are now struggling to function, with many operating at reduced capacity or referring patients to private clinics. Patients in critical condition are reportedly being turned away due to the absence of nurses in government hospitals.

What the Nurses Are Demanding

The union has listed the following key demands:

Government Yet to Respond

As of the time of writing, the Federal Ministry of Health is yet to issue a formal response to the strike. However, sources say emergency meetings are ongoing to prevent the situation from escalating into a full-blown health crisis.

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has expressed support for the nurses, urging the government to act swiftly before the strike cripples the healthcare sector further.

A Looming Indefinite Strike?

NANNM has warned that if the government fails to meet their demands within the seven-day window, the union will launch an indefinite strike, which could completely shut down public healthcare services nationwide.

💬 What are your thoughts on the nurses’ strike? Do you support their demands? Drop your comments below and stay tuned to Luchiinter News for the latest updates.


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