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Again!!! President Buhari Flown To London For Treatment



According to the report issued by the presidency, The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has left the country [Nigeria]  for London for medical treatment.

We can recall that the president failed to attend the Federal Executive Council [FEC] meeting for three consecutive time, though there are claim that the president is absent deliberately and that he wants to rest.

Just of recent, the president directed that all files needed to be treated should be brought home for treatment as this led to some Nigerian reacting that the President should made his Health Status known to all and that he should either resign or temporarily hand over power to the vice president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo so that he can rest and treat himself.



Meanwhile, people have been calling for the president's resignation.
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