Today marks President Muhammadu Buhari’s 100th day’s absence from office, having embarked on a medical vacation to treat a yet-to-be disclosed ailment in London.

As he was leaving the country on May 7 for the second round of overseas treatment, Mr. President handed the reins of power to his deputy, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, who has since become the Acting President.

Because of his 100-day absence from office, Buhari has not only become the first incumbent head of state to have spent an extended number of days outside his domain, Osinbajo has also made history as the first Acting President, globally, to clock 100 days in office.

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The world over, most office holders mark the first 100 days in office to showcase their modest achievements within three months of coming to office, and to also engage with the citizens to know their aspirations and thoughts about the office holder.

Buhari and his deputy have therefore made an unusual history.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s medical itineraries in 2017

19 January: Leaves for UK on “medical vacation”
5 February: Asks parliament to extend medical leave
10 March: Returns home but does not resume work immediately
7 May: Travels to UK for further treatment
6 June: Aisha Buhari says his is “recuperating fast”

That man simply needs to resign but when you say it now, these sentimental Children of nepotism will be waving their long tails vigorously.
Imagine youths who are supposed to ginger the government into positive action with protests and disatisfactory posts online, attacking men as old as charly boy and nnamdi kanu just because of ethnic differences. if we dont change from begin partial and bias in issues of tribes and ethnicity, then that sugests that the only option is a referendum because hate have sank deep into our blood.
MY HUMBLE OPINION