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Buhari Returns to Nigeria Tomorrow Sunday, Resumes Monday
President Muhammadu Buhari is expected back in Nigeria tomorrow Sunday after his 10-day vacation in London, United Kingdom.
According to impeccable sources at the Presidency, top government officials are expected to receive the President at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja tomorrow.
One of the sources said: “There are no indications yet that he will not be back on Sunday. If he will not return, he would have communicated that to the National Assembly. Since he has not done that, then he is expected back.”
It would be recalled that a national newspaper, Punch, had few days ago reported that workers of Julius Berger, saddled with the responsibility of maintaining the Presidential Villa, were seen re-painting the outer wall of the President’s office on Friday.
But it could not be confirmed if the re-painting had anything to do with Buhari’s imminent return.
President Buhari had penultimate Thursday departed Nigeria for London for a 10-day vacation and is expected to resume work on Monday, February 6.
He had informed the lawmakers that Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo would be performing the duties of the President in acting capacity while he would be away.
This is the third time Buhari would embark on vacation in one year.
He had earlier embarked on a six-day vacation between February 5 and 10, 2016 in London.
He had also embarked on another 10-day vacation on June 6, 2016 to treat an ear infection.
President Buhari’s vacation has been generating hues and across the country, as some people are peddling rumour on his state of health, while some are calling on the president to address the country if he is alive and healthy.
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