This afternoon, I was chatting with my British colleague, a seasoned 56-year-old. I mentioned that our former president had passed away last weekend right here in the UK.

“Wow,” he said, a look of surprise crossing his face. “Was he on exile here?”
“No,” I replied, “he was sick.”

He then pondered, “So why didn’t he go back home to get good treatment?”
I explained, “He actually came here to get better treatment.”

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At that, he paused, a puzzled expression on his face as he stared at me.
“Why are you looking at my face like that?” I asked, a bit amused.

He leaned in slightly, a wry smile forming. “That means you only have better colleges than us; you don’t have good hospitals.”

His quick deduction caught me off guard. “How did you know we have good colleges but not good hospitals?”

He chuckled softly. “Because all the good doctors here are Nigerians.”