Vice
President Yemi Osinbajo, said President Buhari is hale and hearty, adding that
the president’s health status is an issue only him would discuss at the
appropriate time.
Speaking to State House reporters after a close door meeting with the National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC) on Monday, the Acting President said the he had a telephone conversation with Buhari earlier.
"The President is hale and hearty. I spoke to the President just this afternoon and we had a warm conversation. He was interested in knowing about the budget process and how far we have gone and the meeting today with the private sector and the economic recovery growth plan and I informed him about the protest march and feedback about what people are saying about the economy. He is in good shape" he said.
Speaking to State House reporters after a close door meeting with the National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC) on Monday, the Acting President said the he had a telephone conversation with Buhari earlier.
"The President is hale and hearty. I spoke to the President just this afternoon and we had a warm conversation. He was interested in knowing about the budget process and how far we have gone and the meeting today with the private sector and the economic recovery growth plan and I informed him about the protest march and feedback about what people are saying about the economy. He is in good shape" he said.
"Just like he said
in his letter to the National Assembly he needs to go for a cycle of test and
once he sees the test results and gets medical advice, we expect him very soon.
"I think that the
health status of Mr President is an issue that only Mr President would
discuss at the appropriate time . Again he is running test and all of that.
Before you will be able to determine your health status you must be able to say
this is my health status. I have to do the test my doctors have advised me to
do and will wait for the outcome of the test and know my status."
On whether he was under
pressure to resign from office, he said: "I am not under any pressure
to resign. I was voted for by the people of this nation, myself and Mr
President and so the people of this nation have not asked us to resign .
"I am absolutely not under any pressure whatsoever. The
truth is that their have been no pressure from any source asking me to
resign," he added.
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