Buhari's Presidential Diary

ANULE EMMANUEL presents a diary of President Muhamadu Buhari’s activities since he returned from a medical vacation in the United Kingdom on March 10

Since his return from a medical vacation in London, the United Kingdom (UK), President Muhammadu Buhari has been on and off from public glare. During his 49 days in London, his vice, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo piloted the ship of state, traversing the length and breadth of the country.

For some Nigerians, the President’s saw quick fixes to a number of challenges confronting the nation especially, the restiveness in the Niger Delta region. With the President’s return, Vice President Osinbajo reverted to his position as a deputy.
Critics of the Buhari government insist that governance has been affected in the presidency. President Buhari continues to rest on his doctors’ advice that he takes things slowly to recuperate fast. He was however on his feet last Friday to attend the Jumaat Service at the Villa Mosque as well as received the 82 freed Chibok schoolgirls on Sunday.

Day one: March 10

The President on March 10 returned to the presidential villa, Abuja after spending 49 days in London. He arrived the country through the Air Force Base in Kaduna from where he was flown on a presidential helicopter and landed at the helipad inside Aso Rock.

On arrival, the President proceeded immediately to hold a crucial meeting with some state governors, members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) and the nation’s service chiefs as well as other senior government officials, who had trooped into the villa to receive him.

It was during this meeting that the President announced how he had blood transfusion. He also declared that he had never been this sick in his life like that. Later in the day, the President issued a statement in which he mourned the death of Dr. Samuel Ogemudia, former governor of the defunct Midwest region and old Bendel State.

Day two: March 11

No activity

Day three: March 12

After resting on Saturday March 11, the President on Sunday, March 12, released a statement congratulating Prof. Niyi Osundare, a poet, dramatist and columnist on the occasion of his 70th birthday. No other official function held on this particular day.

Day four: March 13

On Monday March 13, the President resumed officially in his office at the presidential villa, where he held a closed-door meeting with Vice President Osinbajo, who steered the ship of state while he was in London. The meeting lasted for an hour.

Vice President Osinbajo told State House correspondents after the meeting that he had reverted to his usual position, explaining that he had been going round the country in borrowed robs. On the same day, the President transmitted a letter to both leadership of the National Assembly, officially informing the lawmakers of his return and resumption to duty. Read More @

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You did not mention the programme he launched at Sheraton or where economic road map to recovery or whatever. He was there with the Vp

blackboy:
You did not mention the programme he launched at Sheraton or where economic road map to recovery or whatever. He was there with the Vp

You dey mind those jobless people.

As if He has activity diary for himself