The Nigerian President yet to return from medical trip.

As Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari is apparently unwell. Or he might not be. Either way, it’s enough for his health to have increasingly become a national talking point. 
           The 74-year-old former army general had been due to resume work on Monday morning in the capital, Abuja, after a holiday in London. President Buhari But on Sunday evening, his office announced he was to prolong his stay on doctor’s orders, as he was still waiting for the results of medical tests conducted during his stay.
 No further details were given about his condition nor when he would finally return. The announcement triggered fresh speculation about the state of Buhari’s health and has done little to convince an already sceptical public that there is no cause for concern.
     Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who has been holding the fort since Buhari left for London two weeks ago, told reporters in Abuja on Monday that his boss was well. “The president is hale and hearty. I spoke to the president just this afternoon and we had a warm conversation,” he said. “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.” Buhari’s office has already had to counter rumours during the trip that he was critically ill and had even died.