– Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has announced that President Buhari will return to Nigeria on June 19, Sunday
– Osinbajo states that the Nigerian president is in good health but there was no need for Buhari to start rushing back to Nigeria today
President Muhammadu Buhari has postponed his return to Nigeria that was scheduled for June 16, Thursday.
The president is expected back in Nigeria on June 19, Sunday, after his medical vacation in London, United Kingdom, Channels TV reports.
Vice President Yemi Osibajo revealed this to State House correspondents just before the National Executive Council meeting holding in the council chambers.
Osinbajo said that he spoke with President Buhari and confirmed that he was in good health.
He said that there was no need for the president to start rushing back to Nigeria but should spend the weekend there and get back home on Sunday.
President Buhari left Nigeria on Monday, June 6 on what the presidential aide Adesina defined as routine vacation.
The Nigerian leader also told reporters that he would take the opportunity to seek for medical advice on his ear problem.
Buhari was seen on June 13, Monday, playing host to Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury in London.
Welby visited President Buhari in company with Josiah Idowu-Fearon, a reverend and secretary general of the Anglican communion worldwide who is a Nigerian.
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