SuperBlack:
Boring. Try again.

koma1:
There is no doubt that the president has emaciated but it's normal for someone that is recovering from sickness. Everyone of us have felt sick before so the president is not an exception he's only human like us.
WELCOME MR PRESIDENT

koma1:
There is no doubt that the president has emaciated but it's normal for someone that is recovering from sickness. Everyone of us have felt sick before so the president is not an exception he's only human like us.
WELCOME MR PRESIDENT

Tinubu rules out alliance with CPC
MARCH 21, 2011

Prospect of a possible alliance between the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN and Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, was dashed yesterday in Kano as the leader of the party and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu described CPC as parading “expired leadership.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/tinubu-rules-out-alliance-with-cpc/

hilariousdammie:
Media mogul, Dele Momodu, is super excited about Muhammadu Buhari‘s APC Presidential primary win.

He took to Instagram a few minutes ago, congratulating Buhari on the victory with picture below with inscription: “#ANewNigeria Congratulations Nigerians! The Saviour is here”

source http://naijacityhub..com/2014/12/the-saviour-is-here-dele-momodu.html

GameGod:
sai baba. The terrorist Kanu is not happy.

k4kings:
Get well soon bubu

ayourbamie:
This one is old age sickness, Baba is old

tawa89:
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has expressed regrets that he did not become the president at a younger age as there is a limit to what he can do at the age of 72.

He made the assertion on Monday while addressing members of the Nigerian community in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he also vowed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) will "kill" corruption in the country.

The president, who recalled his times as state governor, petroleum minister and military head of state, also explained that he repeatedly contested the presidency because of his belief in the practicability of conducting free and fair election in the country.

He expressed confidence in the unity of the country, saying that even though there are some 'crazy' people who talk about the disintegration of the country, the country will never break up.

Buhari stated: "How I wish I became Head of State when I was a governor, just a few years as a young man. Now at 72, there is a limit to what I can do.

"But what brought me there I think mainly is because I love this country. I was in the war front for 30 months during the civil war. I lost a lot of loyal people to me, I lost relatives. A lot of Nigerians did too.

"We lost about two million Nigerians just to keep Nigeria one. So, nobody should come now and tell us rubbish. We are going to remain one country. God has given us another opportunity to reorganise this country. Those who work hard, the society will pay them back."

He said he had been told that there were 83 Nigerians in South African jails, disclosing that he would discuss the matter with President Jacob Zuma during his planned visit to Nigeria in the near future.

Buhari also revealed that he would inquire from the South African president about the whereabouts of the $9.7 million the Goodluck Jonathan's administration had transferred to South Africa for the botched arms purchase.

The president added: "I refused to speak from this draft speech because I wanted to speak to you from the bottom of my heart. Please, keep Nigeria's pride close to your heart, make sure you behave yourselves. If you find yourselves here, obey their laws. Where you don't obey their laws, you will have to bear the consequences.

"I'm told they are 83 Nigerians in prison, I don't know what they have done but I spoke to the President of South Africa this afternoon. He wants to come to Nigeria. There are issues he knows to talk about, I will certainly talk to him.

"I hope our ambassador will send a comprehensive report about the court cases, about those who lost properties during the disturbances and at that time, I will attempt to ask him about our $9.7 million which was not correctly transferred."



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http://tribuneonlineng.com/content/theres-limit-what-i-can-do-72-buhari

dee02:


He can die if he is not!

AdoraAmadi:
These are pictures of President Muhammadu Buhari as he left Abuja on Friday, January 19, for medical vacation in London, and returned on Friday, March 10. Some Nigerians think they tell the story of his illness more appropriately.


He wore a thicker turtle neck vest which could mean he was feeling colder than when he left Nigeria (older people usually feel colder).
The President admitted he had never been this sick, and the before and after pictures tell the story better…

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/03/see-before-and-after-london-vacation.html

emvico:
why shebi dem say the man don well already

castrokins:
I Seriously Can't Fathom Why This Man Would Prefer To Die In Power.

He's Obviously Too Frail, Pale And Quite Tired-looking For The Rigorous Demands Of Office Of President, Yet Appears Too Greedy To Resign.

In The Public Service, At Buhari's Age, You'd Either Voluntarily Or Involuntarily Be Eased Out Of Office To Take Care Of Yourself.

HHH7king:
Let every thing that breaths praise the Lord.
Many heads is currently facing severe pain and many faces grew pale and many hearts in joyful mood.#good or bad. God has a purpose for chosen president Buhari.

sixtuschimere:
Former First Lady Maryam Abacha on Thursday Dec 22 attended the foundation laying ceremony of new structures at Maryam Abacha American University,Niger by the First Lady of Niger Dr Lalla Malika Issofou.

Check out her new look


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GudluckIBB:
Baba Looks weak,

Aisha needs to take care of Baba in the other room ASAP

GudluckIBB:
Baba Looks weak,

Aisha needs to take care of Baba in the other room ASAP

Winning123:
It is normal for somebody recovering from sickness to look that way. By God's grace he will get better and look very healthy. I have a dad of almost his age. If I can wish my Dad death, so will I not wish my President death. He is someone else husband, father, grand father, uncle, nephewetc. I wish him speedy recovery.

brightisodje:
Imagine see dis animal y how wish dis country can cheer into 8 I just hate dis our leaders

koma1:
There is no doubt that the president has emaciated but it's normal for someone that is recovering from sickness. Everyone of us have felt sick before so the president is not an exception he's only human like us.
WELCOME MR PRESIDENT

TINALETC3:
Hmmm, he is a replica of our economy, both of dem is drying up