The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has assured Nigerians that President Buhari is healthy, and there was no cause for alarm after he visited Buhari who is on an extended medical vacation in the United Kingdom yesterday.
The president I saw today is healthy, witty and himself. The president’s absence and imminent return shows that there is no vacuum in government and our system of democracy is working with all organs of government fulfilling their mandate.
THISDAY reports that the visit was at the instance of Buhari who was said to have called Saraki and asked him to come over to London.
Although the reason for the invitation was shrouded in secrecy, it was gathered that the trip was necessitated by fact that the National Assembly will be resuming from its recess next Tuesday, during which opposition lawmakers might demand to know the true status of the health of the president.
Saraki and Speaker of the House of Representative, Yakubu Dogara, had left Abuja yesterday morning in the company of the Senate Leader, Senator Ahmed Lawan, and arrived London in the afternoon.
The president I saw today is healthy, witty and himself. The president’s absence and imminent return shows that there is no vacuum in government and our system of democracy is working with all organs of government fulfilling their mandate.
And let me use the time tested cliché, there is no cause for alarm!”
Deputy Speaker, Hon. Yusuf Lasun and Majority Leader in the House, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, who were supposed to have been on the trip, could not make it.
THISDAY reports that the visit was at the instance of Buhari who was said to have called Saraki and asked him to come over to London.
Although the reason for the invitation was shrouded in secrecy, it was gathered that the trip was necessitated by fact that the National Assembly will be resuming from its recess next Tuesday, during which opposition lawmakers might demand to know the true status of the health of the president.
Saraki and Speaker of the House of Representative, Yakubu Dogara, had left Abuja yesterday morning in the company of the Senate Leader, Senator Ahmed Lawan, and arrived London in the afternoon.
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