The Digital Media aide to former President Muhammadu Buhari, Bashir Ahmad, has refuted widespread media reports suggesting that the former Nigerian leader is critically ill and has been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit.
Ahmad, who served as Buhari’s Special Assistant on Digital Media, made the clarification in a statement released on Thursday, following growing speculation about the ex-president’s health condition.
“In light of the recent media reports suggesting that former President Muhammadu Buhari is critically ill and has been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), we find it necessary to set the record straight,” the statement partly read.
Confirming that Buhari is indeed unwell, Ahmad, however, dispelled rumours of a critical condition, describing such reports as exaggerated.
“It is true that former President Buhari is unwell and is currently receiving medical attention.
“However, contrary to the exaggerated claims circulating in the media, he is stable and responding well to treatment, and we are optimistic about his full recovery,” he continued.
Ahmad also extended appreciation to Nigerians and supporters of the former president for their show of concern and prayers.
“We appreciate the outpouring of prayers and goodwill from his supporters and well-wishers around the world. We continue to pray for his complete and speedy recovery. Thank you!” the statement concluded.
Source:- Punchng
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