"You will die," Media Personality As more Nigerian professionals leave the country, Laura Ikeji warns Nigerian politicians

 Top media personality and entrepreneur Laura Ikeji has resorted to Instagram to address Nigerian lawmakers and others regarding the country's rising rate of immigration as more and more people leave it. The top brand influencer warned Nigerians that people who fled their country for nations like the USA would still experience a down economy there. She claims that as experts in the banking, IT, and healthcare industries leave the country in search of better opportunities, thousands of individuals are leaving. She continued by pleading with the administration to take action to prevent people from leaving the nation.

Laura Ikeji continued to address Nigerian lawmakers, warning them that if they ever require an emergency procedure, they might not be able to find a qualified medical professional to do it, and since it is an emergency, they won't have time to travel outside for competent medical care.

"... to the politicians who steal money and believe they are having fun." When someone has an emergency, they hurry them to the hospital, and they end up dying. You will not survive; this is not a joke. Our doctors are going, therefore you'll need to find a qualified doctor to aid you. She repeated, "Dem no go fit fly you for air ambulance, you go die."

Laolu Martins, one of the co-founders of Bukka Hut, a popular fast-food business in Nigeria, passed away, shocking Laura Ikeji and other concerned Nigerians.

Laolu Martins' family made an announcement about his passing earlier today.

The prototypical banker, who had over 21 years of expertise in investment banking, corporate banking, stockbroking, asset management, and pension fund management, passed away in the evening of September 27, 2022, according to a statement issued by the family.“We hereby solicit the support and understanding of everyone as the family grieves the loss of our beloved Laolu in our privacy.

“Our kind request is that you support the family – wife, children, aged mother and father and his siblings with your prayers at this difficult time.

“Further announcements will be made by the family,” the statement said.

Reacting to this news, Laura Ikeji wrote, “Wow. Too sad.”

Tochi Crusher wrote: Why??? How?? But he was rich already. Is it depression?

Kamii Francis wrote: Was there an autopsy done to confirm this? Hard to believe everything one hears these days.

In 1999, Martins began working at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

He started out at Investment Banking & Trust Company Plc, which is now known as Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, where he worked in the Trade Finance/Foreign Operations and Financial Control departments. After that, he was seconded to Stanbic IBTC Asset Management Ltd, where he held various positions including Financial Controller, Head Asset Management, and Head Stockbroking. Later, he left to join Shell Nig. CPFA Ltd, the Fund Manager of the Shell Companies in Nigeria Pensions Scheme, where he served as Head, Investments until 2008, when he left to join Nigeria International Security Limited, NISL, an independent financial services company that specializes in investments in the Nigerian market. He later left again in 2005 to join Shell Nig.

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