SalamRushdie:
This is the type leadership Vacuum those opposed to Buhari's indefinite absence have been talking about. There is reason why a country had a Vice President, God forbid but just imagine if Osinbanjo plane crashes on this trip there will immediately be a complex leadership vacuum which can brew a lot of other complex problems but Buharist have refused to heed common sense on this issue

SalamRushdie:
This is the type leadership Vacuum those opposed to Buhari's indefinite absence have been talking about. There is reason why a country had a Vice President, God forbid but just imagine if Osinbanjo plane crashes on this trip there will immediately be a complex leadership vacuum which can brew a lot of other complex problems but Buharist have refused to heed common sense on this issue

slimjohn2k5:
Hmmm Senate President and House of Rep Speaker are with Buhari in UK, Osibanjo is in Rwanda so who is the country with?

Who is the Acting Acting President?

Too much Questions Running in my Head

victorDanladi:

Saraki become acting president immediately while buhari remain the president.Buhari will return and choose new VP.Partisanship beclouds objectivity.

karmaisreal:
I hope he sees what Rwanda has achieved by cutting down corruption significantly and that he asks the Rwandan president how the country was able to do it.
Unless Nigeria cuts down corruption and wastes, there will be no development.

GenBuhari:
We still have PMB don't we? He is still the president all that would need to be done is for him to return from his leave immediately should Osinbajo die.

However Imperialists who poisoned PMB in London will prevent him from returning to the presidential seat.

EmekaBlue:
Coup very easy in this admin but seems d military r just bitches

Iamzik:

Which poison? As educated as you are you also swallowed this propaganda!

EmekaBlue:
Coup very easy in this admin but seems d military r just bitches

SalamRushdie:
This is the type leadership Vacuum those opposed to Buhari's indefinite absence have been talking about. There is reason why a country had a Vice President, God forbid but just imagine if Osinbanjo plane crashes on this trip there will immediately be a complex leadership vacuum which can brew a lot of other complex problems but Buharist have refused to heed common sense on this issue

NtoAkwaIbom:


There can be no vacuum, go and read ur Constitution.

If he dies the senate president takes over, if dat one die, anoda take over...

SalamRushdie:
This is the type leadership Vacuum those opposed to Buhari's indefinite absence have been talking about. There is reason why a country had a Vice President, God forbid but just imagine if Osinbanjo plane crashes on this trip there will immediately be a complex leadership vacuum which can brew a lot of other complex problems but Buharist have refused to heed common sense on this issue

victorDanladi:

Saraki become acting president immediately while buhari remain the president.Buhari will return and choose new VP.Partisanship beclouds objectivity.

mrdan:


I thought Nigeria practices continuity of government, is that not why we have the number 1,2,3,4 e.t.c citizen of the country, if the President and Vice President are not available then it falls on the Senate President, we also have the Speaker HOP and others following after that.

UncleJudax:

Paul Kigame is also a tyrant...he clamps down on dissent...

Heck..dude had to alter the constitution so he could run for a third term.

Even if you are doing ok for your country, serve your term/s and leave the seat for another.

GenBuhari:
We still have PMB don't we? He is still the president all that would need to be done is for him to return from his leave immediately should Osinbajo die.

However Imperialists who poisoned PMB in London will prevent him from returning to the presidential seat.

SalamRushdie:
This is the type leadership Vacuum those opposed to Buhari's indefinite absence have been talking about. There is reason why a country had a Vice President, God forbid but just imagine if Osinbanjo plane crashes on this trip there will immediately be a complex leadership vacuum which can brew a lot of other complex problems but Buharist have refused to heed common sense on this issue

vislabraye:

saraki will take over nah

Ndolarr:
It is an essential duty he must perform. Nigeria must remain visible as a leading country in Africa.

Flagilator:
Right step in a right direction. But Mr Acting president try and ask Paul Kagame how issues surrounding Rwandan genocide could have been averted. We need to nip ours too in the bud before it blows out of proportion.
May God grant our president the health and strength he needs to fulfil his promises for our nation.

Long Live PYO
Long Live FRN
Long Live Nigerians

Mrl1:
Acting president, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has left Nigeria for Rwanda to attend the inauguration of President Paul Kagame.
In a statement released by Laolu Akande who is the senior special assistant to Osinbajo on media and publicity, he said the acting president left the country on Friday, August 18 for Kigali.
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Also accompanying the acting president was the minister of foreign affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama.
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Read the statement below:
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"Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, is attending the presidential inauguration of President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, taking place today in Kigali, the country's capital.
"The inauguration ceremony which is expected to be witnessed by several African Heads of State and Government, follows President Kagame's victory at the August 4 Rwandan presidential election.
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"Prof. Osinbajo who is accompanied by the Foreign Affairs Minister Geoffrey Onyeama.
"He is expected back in Abuja later today."
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Source: https://phcitybreed./2017/08/18/breaking-acting-president-professor-yemi-osinbajo-departs-nigeria/#more-1542
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karmaisreal:
You are right on Paul Kigame and I knew of that. But, I will rather live under a tyrant that makes things work for the common man than a liberal that impoverishes the poor. What use, is your human right when the elite deprives you of basic amenities such as water, electricity, roads, and security? Nigerians don't have human right anyway. A country you get brutalized for demanding that public officials live up to the oath of the office they occupy.
I would have been shell-shocked without the last part of you post.

Anyway, my argument is that Rwanda might be doing better than Nigeria, but both Buhari/APC and Kigame are tyrannical.

You don't have to be a tyrant to make things work. We need strong institutions, not strong men (Obama)