[size =90]my Aproko must be deliver despite no body ask of my been absents[/size]
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Presidency has denied that President
Muhammadu Buhari is dead as being
speculated by mischief makers.
The Presidential spokespersons on Saturday
night in Abuja described as ”evil rumours” the
social media reports on President
Muhammadu Buhari’s health conditions.
In their separate posts, published on their
Twitter handles, Mr Femi Adesina, the Special
Adviser on Media and Publicity to the
President and Malam Garba Shehu, the Senior
Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to
the President, dismissed the reports as false
and clear case of mischief.
Adesina said: “Best wishes to all who wish
PMB well.
“As for those who carry evil rumours, may
they receive grave to repent.’’
Shehu also dismissed the rumour that
President Buhari was dead as being
speculated by mischief makers.
He also described as false and untrue the
report that the President was flown to
Germany.
Shehu said: “He is alive and well! President
Buhari is not magical. He cannot be
holidaying in the UK and be in Germany, dead
or alive at the same time.
“He is unlike a past President who was at Ota,
with Chief Obasanjo and attending the Trump
inauguration in D.C, being in two places at the
same time!’’
President Muhammadu Buhari left Abuja for
the United Kingdom on Thursday on a short
leave, which is part of his annual vacation.
Adesina, the President’s Special Adviser on
Media and Publicity, who made this known, on
Thursday, said: “During the vacation, the
President will also undergo routine medical
check-ups.
“He is expected to resume work on Feb. 6,
2017.”
He said that in line with Section 145 (1) of the
1999 Constitution (as amended), the President
of the Senate, and Speaker, House of
Representatives, had been duly communicated.
“While away, the Vice President, Prof Yemi
Osinbajo, will perform the functions of the
Office of the President.”
Some people has taken to the social media
speculating the Buhari had died in a London
hospital.
A post with the headline: “Nigerian President
Muhammadu Buhari di…. London – Nigeria”
was attributed to metro-uk.co”.
When opened, the headline appeared briefly
without the the body of the story, The
headline disappeared completely later in the
night of Saturday.
On further search, metro.uk.com , is a domain
name that had been put up for sale.
[b][color =green]OUR UNRELIABLE APROKO[/color][/b] reports that as a
professional he knows when a story is fake
and not reliable, that's why he did't report
such because while the rumour was going on,
he was on a phone call with Mr president.
