Special Media Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari, Femi Adesina, has alleged his principal’s adversaries of being behind his sickness in 2017.
Buhari was frequenting hospitals in 2017 during which he spent 104 days at a time in the UK on medical vacation.
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Adesina in a piece titled: “PMB’s second term: Ain’t no stopping us now, we’re on the move”, traced the president’s widely publicised bad health to his enemies, who he accused of attacking him physically and spiritually.
The media aide, who did not name Buhari’s enemies, wrote: “A massive coalition for change was built around him, and good Nigerians stood up for the champion. Did he live happily ever after? Not on your lives!
“The adversaries went after him. Ran, pursued, and attempted to overtake. All sorts of things, physical and spiritual, were thrown at him, just to get rid of the man who would not steal, and not allow people to steal.”
“A debilitating illness came. And for most of 2017, the President was receiving medical attention, both at home and abroad. Instead of goodwill and prayers, they were rejoicing. We’ve finally stopped him, they gloated. But did they? Could they? Not if God was still alive.”
“Ain’t no stopping Buhari, as in August 2017, he got back his groove. His health rebounded, and he resumed work fully.”
