I’ll Return To The UK In A Few Weeks For Follow-up Treatment – President Buhari
I’ll Return To The UK In A Few
Weeks For Follow-up Treatment
– President Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has hinted that
he may be going back to UK for more
treatment in few weeks to come.
“I am feeling much better now. There may,
however, be need for further follow up within
some weeks,’’ he stated.
President Muhammadu Buhari landed at the
Aso Presidential Villa, Abuja helipad after
some 51 days vacation in London United
Kingdom.
President Buhari announced this at his first
meeting with his Cabinet and Service Chiefs at
the First Lady’s Conference Room at the
Presidential Villa Abuja. According to the
president who proceeded to his residence
after the meeting, he needed more rest.
He expressed his gratitude to Nigerians who
called and also prayed for him while his
medical vacation lasted in London, United
Kingdom. He said that Osinbajo who has been
acting in his place in the last 51 days he has
been away would continue to act.
The President said he felt much better, saying
that “whatever the case I’m still grateful to
Nigerians”. According to him, the cost of his
treatment abroad was not lost on him even as
he said he received the best of treatment.
Weeks For Follow-up Treatment
– President Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has hinted that
he may be going back to UK for more
treatment in few weeks to come.
“I am feeling much better now. There may,
however, be need for further follow up within
some weeks,’’ he stated.
President Muhammadu Buhari landed at the
Aso Presidential Villa, Abuja helipad after
some 51 days vacation in London United
Kingdom.
President Buhari announced this at his first
meeting with his Cabinet and Service Chiefs at
the First Lady’s Conference Room at the
Presidential Villa Abuja. According to the
president who proceeded to his residence
after the meeting, he needed more rest.
He expressed his gratitude to Nigerians who
called and also prayed for him while his
medical vacation lasted in London, United
Kingdom. He said that Osinbajo who has been
acting in his place in the last 51 days he has
been away would continue to act.
The President said he felt much better, saying
that “whatever the case I’m still grateful to
Nigerians”. According to him, the cost of his
treatment abroad was not lost on him even as
he said he received the best of treatment.