President reportedly set to continue examination as doctors arrive Nigeria
It was further reported that the physicians of the President from UK are expected to arrive Nigeria on Friday, March 31, 2017 till an undisclosed time.
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According to SaharaReporters, Buhari on Wednesday, March 29, 2017, made arrangements for his doctors in London to arrive Nigeria and continue examinations and treatment of his health conditions.
It was further reported that the physicians of the President from UK are expected to arrive Nigeria on Friday, March 31, 2017 till an unknown time.
It was also reported that the change of plan by the President has not been revealed but may not be unconnected with the recent demand for the medical bills of the president while in London for seven weeks by activists and social interest groups.
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It will be recalled that upon his return, President Buhari had hinted about returning to the hospital shortly, saying there might be a need “for further follow-up within weeks.
The president has traveled to London several times since coming to power for different medical reasons but the only one disclosed was his visitation to an ear, nose and throat specialist after he contracted an ear infection.
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