Back To London, Presidential Jet Warms Up To Return Buhari To London, As Mr President Will Not Stop Coughing, Unable To Sit And Talk

Controversial online media, Sahara Reporters, is reporting that since President Muhamamdu Buhari returned from the United Kingdom, UK, to Nigeria, he has been unable to talk for more than 10 minutes.

Although, Victor Post has not been able to officially confirm the authenticity of the report, as being published by Sahara Reporters.

In the report titled: ”Buhari’s First Day Back On Duty A Loud Disappointment, Concerned Aso Rock Sources Say”, the online news portal maintained that Aso Cabals forced Buhari to come back, due to the forthcoming Sallah celebration.

Sahara Reporters’ publication reads in full:

President Muhammadu Buhari’s return to work on Monday got off to a limp start despite the celebrations which accompanied his return to Nigeria, on Saturday, his health clearly not much improved despite the best spin efforts of the cabal in the Presidency.

Aso Rock insiders who had been made to believe a rejuvenated and energized President would kick-start governance with energy and commitment became disillusioned, as they came to terms with the fact that President Buhari is still reeling in poor health condition.

Several Presidency sources told Sahara Reporters that the manipulative cabal managing the President made a number of moves in the 24 hours preceding Mr. Buhari’s return aimed at consolidating the fictional story of his having fully recovered from whatever ails him.  Since arriving in Abuja however, it has become clear he is in no better shape than before he travelled, characterized by incoherence and inability to stay composed, and alert for more than 10 minutes at a time before lapsing into some form of health crisis and serious coughing. Buhari wore three different hats today, literarily

The first assignment of the day, the sources said, was the 7 AM speech which he supposedly gave to announce his return to the country.  But the villa sources said the speech was pre-recorded, with no one being sure when it was recorded.

But if the managers thought the Monday breakfast speech would make the President look good to Nigerians, it seems to have achieved the opposite, many Nigerians condemning him for failing to speak about his prolonged absence from work, and the nature of his illness.