According to reports published by an online news platform, Premium Times, President Muhammadu Buhari has been hospitalized due to he
The medium authoritatively stated that PMB is sick and is being treated at the presidential villa.
“The President has an infection in his left ear, otherwise called Meniere Disease, a challenge which has drastically reduced his outings in the last one week.
As a result of the infection, the President now suffers hearing impairment and routinely complains of severe pains and unusual sounds from that ear, ” the news site quoted sources familiar with PMB’s hearing condition.
Mr. Buhari had on three recent occasions cancelled official trips within and outside the country due to the infection and was represented at those events by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
A statement by the presidency on Friday said the Vice President would again represent the President at the 48th Ordinary Summit of Head of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) holding this weekend in Dakar, Senegal..

Source:Breaking News! President Mohammadu Buhari Hospitalized http://blackboxnigeria.com/sickpmb/

LIES

adebisiolumide5:
LIES

bro I like the way you wrote the lies in capital letter make I help you make am bold sef

lifezone247:
bro I like the way you wrote the lies in capital letter make I help you make am bold sef

Some people can propell bad news..

buhari is human...he is not immuned to sickness...
the least you can do is pray for him..

adebisiolumide5:
LIES

i read the news from Premiumtimes hours ago


President Muhammadu Buhari is ill and is being treated at the presidential villa, PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report.
The president has an infection in his left ear, otherwise called Meniere Disease, a challenge which has drastically reduced his outings in the last one week.
As a result of the infection, the president now suffers hearing impairment and routinely complains of severe pains and unusual sounds from that ear, those familiar with his condition told PREMIUM TIMES.
Mr. Buhari had on three recent occasions cancelled official trips within and outside the country due to the infection and was represented at those events by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
A statement by the presidency on Friday said the vice president would again represent the president at the 48th Ordinary Summit of Head of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) holding this weekend in Dakar, Senegal.
The statement by Laolu Akande, the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the vice president, said Mr. Osinbajo would leave for Dakar on Friday and was expected back in Abuja on Sunday.
Multiple sources in the Presidency told this newspaper Friday that the president got the ear infection about two weeks ago.
Our sources said apart from his family, only a few high profile individuals who visited at the Presidential Villa in the last one week were aware of the president’s illness.
Mr. Buhari, who clocked 73 last December, was said to have confirmed it to some dignitaries who visited him in the past days, explaining to some of them that that was why he was unable to visit Lagos and Rivers as scheduled.
He was also said to have told some of his guests that he was struggling to give his failing health a major attention.
He is currently being treated by his personal physician and other experts from the State House Clinic, our sources said.
An official said the president might seek treatment abroad if his condition does not improve in the next few days.
Despite hearing difficulty, the president, our sources said, managed to attend Jumaat service and host some important visitors, including former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan as well as some clergymen on Friday.
Presidential spokespersons could not be reached to comment for this story on Friday night.
While calls to the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, failed to go through, Garba Shehu, the senior special assistant on media and publicity did not answer or return calls.
Media reports first hinted of the president’s illness two weeks ago when he was billed to visit Lagos.
Mr. Osinbajo represented him on that visit.
The vice president also represented the president in Papua New Guinea last weekend where the 8th Summit of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States held.
Mr. Buhari on Thursday put off his scheduled trip to Rivers State where he was billed to kick off the cleanup of Ogoni land as recommended by the United Nations Environmental Programme.
Again, Mr. Osinbajo represented him at the event.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/204670-president-buhari-is-ill.html

We, the good people of Nigeria, wish the president quick recovery.

otukpo:
We, the good people of Nigeria, wish the president quick recovery.

We wish him gradual but painful exit just like the he ordered on many armless and defenceless Biafrans on May 30th, 2016. Chukwu Abiama pls grant it. Iseeeee

uchelvlink:
i read the news from Premiumtimes hours ago

Fyn gal

Is it this serious but I'm not afraid because as long as my president hands are clean nothing bad will happen to him.

DLondonboiy:
buhari is human...he is not immuned to sickness...

the least you can do is pray for him..

what do you think should be our prayer point now? The old man knows that uneasy lies d head that bears the crown,yet,he decided to contest not minding his age.@70+,if its Gods will to let him R.I.P so be it

God pls dash some iPads sense! derange human being mynd44 he just posted a wrong info on nairaland

buharisbae:
God pls dash some iPads sense! derange human being mynd44 he just posted a wrong info on nairaland

who the person way you they invoke epp?

buharisbae:
God pls dash some iPads sense! derange human being mynd44 he just posted a wrong info on nairaland

You no be one of the so-called 'ipads'?
Otú gbawa kwa gi there!

There is no smoke without fire

eshietIntrepid:
Is it this serious but I'm not afraid because as long as my president hands are clean nothing bad will happen to him.

what if his hands ain't clean.... Should thunder strike him dead too.....??


Just asking!!!
I can't wish him dead non life.....
...................
To me he more useful alive than dead!!!
Any zombie dat wan to rush in and ban me....
Due read BTW line to avoid any story dat will touch De heart.....
Sign out for now!!!

richidinho:

Fyn gal

lovely guy!

uchelvlink:
lovely guy!

Where do u live?

Mtcheeeew!!!....... Abeg Chinedu come make we go.... In 2baba voice

No problem.

Is it this serious but I'm not afraid because as long as my president hands are clean nothing bad will happen to him.

Who told u so

PMB has no ear infection he is only hearing the voice of the innocent people he killed in 2011. The ones he killed in 2015 and 2016 never start their own.
Buhari you are not going to die o!, you must be alive and listen to those sounds. Gods will must be done

Buratai and Arase should take note

ejilife:
We wish him gradual but painful exit just like the he ordered on many armless and defenceless Biafrans on May 30th, 2016. Chukwu Abiama pls grant it. Iseeeee

amen

ejilife:
We wish him gradual but painful exit just like the he ordered on many armless and defenceless Biafrans on May 30th, 2016. Chukwu Abiama pls grant it. Iseeeee

amen

iseee!!!!!

DLondonboiy:
buhari is human...he is not immuned to sickness...

the least you can do is pray for him..

Osunbade get ready to take over.

So it's true?!... Meanwhile, it's not fatal, so no rejoicing yet!.

Mynd44:
https://www.nairaland.com/3145720/president-muhammadu-buhari-sick

Why do you make references alone, and not close the thread?...
Perhaps your admin pass doesn't have the feature as yet?.

No be him go first sick,so if you can't wish him quick recovery. G and D

uchelvlink:
i read the news from Premiumtimes hours ago


President Muhammadu Buhari is ill and is being treated at the presidential villa, PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report.
The president has an infection in his left ear, otherwise called Meniere Disease, a challenge which has drastically reduced his outings in the last one week.
As a result of the infection, the president now suffers hearing impairment and routinely complains of severe pains and unusual sounds from that ear, those familiar with his condition told PREMIUM TIMES.
Mr. Buhari had on three recent occasions cancelled official trips within and outside the country due to the infection and was represented at those events by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
A statement by the presidency on Friday said the vice president would again represent the president at the 48th Ordinary Summit of Head of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) holding this weekend in Dakar, Senegal.
The statement by Laolu Akande, the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the vice president, said Mr. Osinbajo would leave for Dakar on Friday and was expected back in Abuja on Sunday.
Multiple sources in the Presidency told this newspaper Friday that the president got the ear infection about two weeks ago.
Our sources said apart from his family, only a few high profile individuals who visited at the Presidential Villa in the last one week were aware of the president’s illness.
Mr. Buhari, who clocked 73 last December, was said to have confirmed it to some dignitaries who visited him in the past days, explaining to some of them that that was why he was unable to visit Lagos and Rivers as scheduled.
He was also said to have told some of his guests that he was struggling to give his failing health a major attention.
He is currently being treated by his personal physician and other experts from the State House Clinic, our sources said.
An official said the president might seek treatment abroad if his condition does not improve in the next few days.
Despite hearing difficulty, the president, our sources said, managed to attend Jumaat service and host some important visitors, including former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan as well as some clergymen on Friday.
Presidential spokespersons could not be reached to comment for this story on Friday night.
While calls to the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, failed to go through, Garba Shehu, the senior special assistant on media and publicity did not answer or return calls.
Media reports first hinted of the president’s illness two weeks ago when he was billed to visit Lagos.
Mr. Osinbajo represented him on that visit.
The vice president also represented the president in Papua New Guinea last weekend where the 8th Summit of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States held.
Mr. Buhari on Thursday put off his scheduled trip to Rivers State where he was billed to kick off the cleanup of Ogoni land as recommended by the United Nations Environmental Programme.
Again, Mr. Osinbajo represented him at the event.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/204670-president-buhari-is-ill.html

All this long tory.. Abeg oh

Sorry sir