The President was on January 19, 2017 ferried out of the country in an air ambulance, four days earlier than the date communicated to the National Assembly for him to embark on medical vacation to the United Kingdom.
President Buhari had written to the National Assembly about his 10 days medical trip to UK, in line with Section 145 (1) of the 1999 constitution as amended.
According to the letter which was read at plenary, Tuesday, January 19, by Senate President, Bukola Saraki, President Buhari said he will be away from Monday January 23 to Monday, February 6, 2017, but he couldn’t wait till the January 23 before he was rushed out of the country.
Nigerians thought he was dead, when rumours oozed out from the rumour peddlers that the septuagenarian had died. The rumors, though dispelled by the the president’s men got Nigerians who were eagerly and desperately wanting to see to the end of hardship befallen them elated.
Zarrah, one of the President’s daughter posted on her social media (facebook) Timeline that her father had recovered greatly, and some cheering pictures of President Buhari and his wife, Aisha have been rocking the cyberspace since Morning of Sunday 29.
“The president isn’t dead after all, but has been greatly hit with partial paralysis which has rendered his left limb paralyzed,” a source said.
In the pictures, President Buhari left limb has lost control. Buhari’s left limb, (a major appendage of human or animal, used for locomotion) has lost functionality, and could be seen in the pictures that it was been aided by the second hand.
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