Despite the meeting President Muhammadu
Buhari held with some APC state governors on Sunday, no date has been
fixed for his return to the country, The PUNCH learnt on Monday.
But investigations by one of our correspondents showed that no date had yet been fixed for the President ’s return .
Sources,
who spoke with one of our correspondents, said although the President
’s health had improved tremendously, his return date was still in the
hands of his doctors.
“The President made it clear in his letter
to the National Assembly that the duration of his stay in London would
be determined by his doctor . That has not changed . He must get a clean
bill of health before he returns, ” one of the sources said .
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity , Mr. Femi Adesina , confirmed this in an interview with The PUNCH.
When
asked to say specifically when Buhari was due back in the country in
view of the latest development, Adesina said , “I am not a doctor and
even if I am, it is clear that I am not part of the team that is
attending to the President .
“His date of return will be decided by that medical team .”
Adesina
also confirmed to one of our correspondents that the Sunday meeting was
just one among other meetings Buhari would have with individuals before
returning to the country.
He said , “ More meetings are coming; there will be broader ones . That Sunday meeting was just the beginning . ”
The
presidential spokesman added that the Presidency was not in any way
disturbed by the two cases instituted in court seeking to compel the
Federal Executive Council to declare Buhari incapacitated and asking
Senate President Bukola Saraki to constitute a medical panel on Buhari ’
s health condition.
“We are in a democracy; it is their (plaintiffs’) right . The court will determine the case on its merit , ” Adesina said .
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