Some Nigerian children are in love with president's cute son
Dedicated to Yusuf Bauhari were two gigantic signages which contained kind-hearted messages from some Nigerian children.
Two giant signages placed on a road side expressed kind-hearted feelings over Yusuf's improved health.
At the bottom contained Nigeria's coat of arms suggesting an endorsement by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
It had been a slow path to gaining full strength for the young man whose accident became a major concern for the First Family.
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President Buhari's son hale and hearty
Yusuf Buhari was received back in the country by the Minister of State for Health, Osagie Ehanire.
His arrival was confirmed in an Instagram post by news personality, Buhari Sallau, who shared a comment on Wednesday, February 28, 2018.
The president's son had earlier suffered a brain injury following a power bike accident which occurred on Tuesday, December 26, 2017.
He was reportedly flown to Germany for medical care due to a slow responsiveness to treatment in Nigeria.
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Rumours of death trailed Yusuf during his time of inactivity but Lauretta Onochie, a Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Social Media, dismissed reports in a tweet.
“The news making the rounds regarding Yusuf Buhari, son of Pres. Buhari & Aisha Buhari, is Fake.
“He is very alive, to their shame," writes Onochie.
The period of Yusuf's accident marked a trying time for his family especially his mother who also suffered a decline in health.
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