Previous President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Dr Dozie Ikedife has talked on the evil heath of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Ikedife encouraged Nigerians to appeal to God for the president with the goal that he would get well soon and come back to the nation, even as he scowled at those wishing the president passing.

He however communicated his disappointment over how the administration is taking care of the president's wellbeing circumstance.

"I'm not cheerful how the administration is taking care of the remarks turning out. That leaves a ton of theories," Ikedife disclosed to The Authority in his Nnewi habitation in Anambra state.

"For the most part, it is clear to me, from what is happening, that most Nigerians don't accept what is being dispensed," he included.

Ikedife however said there would be no requirement for the president to leave and hand over to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, in the event that he (President Buhari) came back to Nigeria robust and generous.

His words: "I have never heard it talked about or written in any constitution that the leader of a nation can never fall debilitated.

"In this way, I don't concur with the individuals who are stating that he ought to leave when he returns. I don't know why individuals are wishing Buhari passing.

"President Buhari is not dead, to the best of my insight; and in light of the data accessible to Nigerians."

Likewise, Afenifere chieftain and senior statesman, Ayo Adebanjo as of late said the administration is not genuine about the genuine condition of President Buhari's wellbeing, including that those around the president were taking Nigerians for simpletons.

President Buhari has been in London since January 19. The administration had initially declared that he was there for a 10-day clear out. Be that as it may, he has since developed the leave on restorative grounds.

In the interim, the House of Representatives has expelled a few gossipy tidbits that it is mulling over utilizing the 'principle of need' to expel President Buhari from office.

The position of the green chamber was made known by its representative, Honorable Abdulrazaq Namdas on Wednesday, February 22.