I am sitting up in Wings, the restaurant at the top of our office block at the airport and the latest Davido video comes on.
 

Naturally, he is surrounded by women, alcohol and has a few fast cars
 parked outside his building. I think what artists sing about and the 
images they portray are simply a reflection of what society wants to 
hear.
Right now, majority of Nigerians measure success according to how 
many women they can sleep with, how much champagne they can drink, how 
many fast cars they can buy and what designer labels they can wear. So 
Davido follows that trend, dishing out our fantasies in droves. This is 
wonderful for his bank balance, but this lifestyle sucks in terms of the
 way it’s affecting our health.
In terms of healthcare, we are facing a double threat. Firstly, from 
what I will call the ‘unfinished business’ of infectious disease, then 
also a new threat from the lifestyle diseases. The spread of infectious 
diseases such as HIV, malaria and TB can be stopped completely in the 
next 5 -10 years if an aggressive approach is embraced by all 
stakeholders within the healthcare sector.