I tire for dis country oo, everybody's playing the blame game .... Read on.

President Muhammadu Buhari is of sound mind and health, according to Femi Adesina, his special adviser on media and publicity.
Adesina said this on Monday when he appeared as a guest on Politics Today, a programme on Channels Television.
Dismissing the reports that Buhari embarked on a sudden vacation, Adesina said having worked “non-stop” for eight months, the president, being human, needed respite and asked for it.
“Any man can fall sick, old or young, but the president is not sick, the president is well,” he said.
“The president has worked for more than eight months non-stop, and he felt it was time to take a respite and he asked for six days leave and he did it the proper way. He communicated it to the national assembly, handed over power to his deputy and nothing is wrong with that.”
When told that the vacation appeared sudden and if there was any reason behind that, Adesina asked: “Do you go on vacation because you are sick? You need respite from time to time and when you think it is time for respite, you take it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with his state of health.

“Nigerians have been lied to for so long that they are now finding it difficult to believe the truth and that is the problem. You have told the truth yet they did not believe it because they have a carry-over of those who have lied to them for many decades but this government will not lie; it will tell the truth.”
Adesina defended the president’s foreign trips, saying the arguments that Buhari travels often lack basis. He added that the trips abroad had yielded several results, among which is the tremendous gain in the fight against insurgency.
“He went to Chad; he went to Niger; he was to go to Cameroon but then the G7 invited him to Germany and what were those trips about? Security,” he said.

On the number of aircraft in the president’s fleet, he said: “It’s the president’s decision; it’s his prerogative to cut down or not to cut down, and if he has not done it, if we elect him, if we trusted him enough to elect him, we must also trust him to take the right decisions.”

Source : www.thecable.ng/adesina-buhari-needs-rest-but-he-is-not-sick

They have started

theshaderoom:
They have started

, who has started??.. at least this is not lai Mohammed

GloryIsaac:


, who has started??.. at least this is not lai Mohammed

That was how they were saying yar'adua is fine until they buried him.

theshaderoom:

That was how they were saying yar'adua is fine until they buried him.

LWKMD... Patiently waiting for Lai Mohammed's version of the story..

Wetin he don do when he the need rest for??