President Muhammadu Buhari says he is taking a short rest in London, United Kingdom.

This is contained in his letter on Thursday to King Abdullah ll Bin Al-Hussein, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, following the resolution of a recent rift in the royal family.

Buhari said he felt much disturbed when he heard reports of the problem but felt reassured when he learnt that everything had been resolved amicably.

“While here in London taking a short rest, I was profoundly disturbed to read from international news agencies of attempts to destabilise the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.”

Buhari stated that the King’s exemplary leadership since ascending the throne has attracted worldwide admiration.

The President observed relations between Nigeria and Jordan have been excellent and ”I thank you for the part you have played in this relationship.

‘‘Your Majesty, I am much heartened that matters have now been resolved and I pray that the Hashemite Kingdom continues to not only remain peaceful, but also a major beacon of hope for the region under Your Majesty’s wise guidance,” the letter added.

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The President-Maj.General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.),on Fridaysaid Nigerians should not continue going abroad for medical treatment.

“Nigerians have suffered so much going abroad for medical treatment.This is not good for us & it must stop because we can’t afford it again"The President, who himself had travelled to the United Kingdom for treatment on several occasions."

OneNigerianist:
There would have been a coup if a non Fulani was in charge doing this rubbish.

Speaking on the importance of having such a medical institution in Nigeria, the vice president observed that “we must reverse the trend of outbound medical tourism” and there is the need to “attract, not just medical tourists from our neighbors in the region, but also become the place of choice for even developed countries’ medical tourists looking to jump long queues for specialized procedures at home.”

Aisha Buhari, wife of the president she said there is an urgent need to develop the health sector in order to reduce medical tourism.