Buhari’s returns end evil insinuations – APC

Lagos – The All Progressives Congress in
Ondo State says the safe return of President
Muhammadu Buhari has put an end to
unpatriotic and evil insinuations about the
President’s health.



Mr Abayomi Adesanya, the APC Publicity
Secretary in Ondo, made the observation in
an interview with the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Friday.
NAN reports that President Buhari returned
from London to Nigeria after 51 days of
medical vacation in the early hours of
Friday.

Adesanya said: “the rumours of the death of
the President were the handiwork of some
unpatriotic Nigerians and the opposition who were desperate to weaken and derail the anti-corruption fight of the President.
“But, we thank the God Almighty for the safe return of the people’s president.
“We enjoin Nigerians to continue praying for Buhari-Osinbajo led-Federal Government to succeed in putting our country on the path of
glory among the committee of developed
nations’’. Mr Kehinde Aworele, the National Legal Adviser of Alliance for Democracy (AD), also congratulated President Buhari for his safe return to the country.
“I commend President Muhammadu Buhari
for making such recovery after much noise
about his health.

“With the current economic situation in the
country, we need the President and I urged
Nigerians to continue to pray for him,’’ said.
Aworele commended Nigerians for their
prayers on the health of the President.
Chief Taiwo Olatunbosun, the APC Publicity
Secretary in Ekiti State, said the President’s
return had shown that he was not terminally ill.

“The President’s return has vindicated our
claim that the President is not terminally ill
as being portrayed in some quarters
opposed to the anti-corruption war of APC-
led Federal Government.
“I, on behalf of APC, also apologised to
Nigerians on the role played by Gov. Ayodele Fayose in making himself the “prophet of death’’ while the President was abroad attending to his death
“Fayose has been put to shame by Buhari’s
hale and hearty arrival on Friday,’’ he said.