President of the federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammad Buhari, has ‘gone missing’ in the UK. Following in the footsteps or Malawi leader Peter Mutharika who went missing in the US last year before returning after over a month.
Buhari left Nigeria for the UK on 18 January this year but is yet to return. He indicated on his departure that he was going for a medical vacation.
His absence however started rumours on social media about his health with some saying that he had apparently died.
The rumours were vigorously shrugged by his team and supporters. To indicate that he was alive and well, Buhari said that he would be returning to Nigeria on Monday, 6 February.
His return was set to coincide with protests against his leadership which protestors said has failed to turn around the country’s economy.
In a dramatic twist of events, however, the protest which was set to be led by TuBaba who featured in Tay Grin’s Chipapapa was cancelled. He cited security issues as the reason.
Meanwhile Buhari who had to be arriving in Nigeria also pulled a last minute surprise when he indicated that he would not be returning as he had to extend his medical vacation indefinitely. He said it is on the doctor’s advice.
His decision not to return to Nigeria has prompted serious rumours on his health with many believing that he has died and the government is trying to cover up.
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nonsense. no evidence that it is the same missoion with our president. you are foolinf yourself. Shut up
nonsense. no evidence that it is the same missoion with our president. you are foolinf yourself. Shut up
iih pepani ine english amalemba anthu awa imandivuta,mwina vuto ndine
Kkkkkkkk my malawi. my malawi 24 kkkkkkk
The heading please correct it.
stupid 24
Malawi media, where HYPOCRISY originates & dwells.
Zaku ningeria asiiren eni tiuzen zakmalawi akti kumangochi kwagwa matenda osaziwika bwino tuman atolakhani atiuze zatsatane tsatane
Malawi politics when president is sick opposition does nothing apart from planning to tople gvt and wish him dead
eyetu! amaterotu awa! boooodza! ndie enafe tikamawanyoza,mumati “tilibe umunthu” nanga mwaona izizi, akuti “buhari wasowa” ndizoona? aaaa! nanga zikugwilizana bwanji ndi peter? iwowa alibe ulemu,simufunira zabwino,ndipo mumalimbana ndi peter ndipo nthawi zose mumafuna muzilemba zonyoza/kulimbana ndi boma basi! mulungu akuoneni mwapadera
Then that’s not new, it means it happens
Mbava zimenezi
A MALAWI 24 Dziwani ichi sitimadya ndale muzilembako nkhani zomanga dziko Mulunga akaloza munthu chala palibe angalese
buhari admits that he’s a man and he can be sick at one time or the other but our own president is always in robust health.
who 4get? Say u 4get: i still remembeq about the stupidity he made.
Apandie mwalemba zopanda mzeru
Have you heard a journalist who wrote mbwelera RIP peter muntharika in malawi24 newspaper? He ordered him to be arrested,taken to court and asked to defend himself……then he said RIP stands for Remain In Power.case closed.
Malawi24 u have nothing to tell Malawians, u just want to get attention from people so that they must talk about Peter. The issue of Muthalika was for past and already people had forgotten. If u want to talk about Buhari of Nigeria talk about him only not involving our president. U seems not to have respect on our president, after all there’s no one here on earth who doesn’t fall sick. Ngati mwasowa zolemba ingokhalani chete
not angokhala chete koma ngati akukhuta udyo its better azifulumira kupita kogona.
I think thre is nothing to blame on one anothr amalakwa ndiomwe sabwelesa the truith poera wo kut anthu aziwe nao i think thus the point