My Injection Requires 24hr Refrigeration, I'll Be Dead If I'm In A Place Without Electricity - Babachir Lawal

 Babachir Lawal, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), has stated that he no longer carries out missionary work outside Nigeria because of his health condition. Lawal said he has two degrees in Christian theology

In an interview with Channels Television, Lawal said he used to travel to places like Darfur and other remote areas for missionary work. However, he explained that he stopped going on such missions because he is diabetic and depends on regular insulin injections that must be kept in refrigerator at all times. He said it would be impossible for him to survive in areas without electricity

In Lawal's words: "I used to practice missionary work, when I was young I used to be a missionary out there in other countries. Now I don't do missionary work because for one, I am diabetic. I need to carry my injection which requires refrigeration 24 hours. So you can imagine me in Darfur where I used to be or somewhere where there is no electricity, I will be dead"