Tinubu Slams Critics, ‘Stop The Hoopla Over Buhari’s Health’
A leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has slammed those criticizing President Muhammadu Buhari over his ill health.
The former Lagos State governor who urged Nigerians to “stop the hoopla” over the president’s health said Buhari should be allowed to do his job as he deems fit.
Recall that President Buhari, on Sunday night, proceeded to London for another round of medical treatment for his yet undisclosed ailment.
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In a statement he personally signed, the political leader, said much had changed since Buhari took over the reins of governance two years ago. “Nigeria is a place of numerous challenges and the home of vast human potentials. Our greatest challenge has always been how to best direct our vast potentials so that we overcome the challenges that plague us.
“This cardinal challenge is why the APC was formed and why the party presented then General Muhammadu Buhari as its standard bearer. The people rightly chose him as their president, believing he was the best person to make Nigeria into a better nation.
“His electoral victory was historic. More importantly, like most Nigerians, I believed his presidency represented a historic mission to right many of our nation’s wrongs. I still believe so.
“The previous administration treated Boko Haram softly, appearing to view the terrorists as part of their political equation rather than a lethal threat to national security. President Buhari has gone after Boko Haram without
condition and without fear. He has pushed them back, saving lives and giving northern Nigeria a chance to breathe again the air of peace and normalcy.
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“My recent visit to Borno State to inaugurate projects opened my eyes to the progress President Buhari has made in the anti-terror war. An enabling environment has been created for Governor Kashim Shettima who has taken advantage of the peaceful space to initiate laudable projects, such as the provision of housing for and rehabilitation of Boko Haram victims.
“The previous administration treated corruption as its co-tenant in office. President Buhari has fought it with tenacity, equal to that with which he has confronted Boko Haram.”
