**David Umahi: The Unpaid Debt of a Minister** In a dramatic turn of events, a businesswoman, Tracynither Nicolas Ohiri, has accused the Minister of Works, David Umahi, of ordering her arrest over a 12-year-old debt. The alleged dispute centers around unpaid campaign materials for which Tracynither claims she was never compensated. The situation took a darker turn when Tracynither refused to date the minister. While Umahi has denied previous allegations of unpaid contracts and sexual harassment, he has also threatened to take legal action against her. This is a stark reminder of how power can be misused in the corridors of power in Nigeria. The alleged use of influence to silence a businesswoman is a disturbing trend that raises questions about accountability and the rule of law. The fact that Tracynither feels compelled to appeal to Nigerians for protection and to hold the minister and the police responsible for her safety speaks volumes about the level of desperation she feels. This is not the first time that Umahi has found himself at the center of controversy. As a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, he has the power to shape the lives of many. However, it is also crucial that he is held accountable for his actions. The case of Tracynither Nicolas Ohiri serves as a stark reminder to all those in power that their actions have consequences. It is our collective responsibility to demand accountability and ensure that justice is served. Only then can we hope to build a society where everyone is treated fairly and with respect, regardless of their position or influence. Meanwhile, in a different part of the world, a similar issue of medical malpractice has been brought to the fore. Some unscrupulous doctors are accused of performing fake surgeries, including appendectomies, in a bid to make money. This raises serious questions about the ethics of the medical profession and the need for stronger oversight to prevent such malpractices.