‘Buhari is in very competent hands,’ says Minister
Lai Mohammed says there is no cause for alarm over President Buhari's health.
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President Buhari departed on May 7, 2017, for an indefinite medical vacation to London after months of ill health.
First Lady, Aisha Buhari also joined her husband in London on Tuesday, May 30.
Speaking to journalists at the Villa on after the federal executive council meeting on Wednesday, the information minister noted that President Buhari is receiving the best of care in London.
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“Once again, I want to make myself very clear on the issue of Mr President. He is in very competent hands and there is no cause for alarm,” he said.
On the 2017 budget, the minister said; “It is being reconciled and we are all coordinating with the minister of budget and national planning.”
Meanwhile, Governor Ayodele Fayose has advised President Buhari to resign if he loves Nigeria.
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