He said that it was inappropriate for Nigerians to wake up and start spreading rumors of death about their president.
Mohammed who spoke from promptings by State House Correspondents at the end of Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting in Abuja on Wednesday said that there were more pertinent issues to discuss rather than indulging in irrelevances.
President Buhari left Nigeria for United Kingdom on Thursday last week on a medical vacation and transmitted the power of his office to his Vice, Professor Yemi Osinbajo through a letter he wrote to the National Assembly.
Since then, the speculations of his death made its way to light,disregarding the presidency’s explanation that the president is alive and well.
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