Pres.Buhari to Nigerians: I thank you for prayers on my health

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Buhari to Nigerians: I thank you for prayers on my health

President Muhammadu Buhari last night thanked Nigerians for their prayers and kind wishes on his health.
In a tweet @MBuhari after he met with the leadership of the National Assembly— Senate President Bukola Saraki, House of Representatives Speaker Yakubu Dogara and Senate Leader Ahmad Lawan —at the Abuja House in London, the President at 9.20pm wrote: “I thank them for visiting. I’m also grateful to Nigerians, Christians and Muslims alike, for their prayers and kind wishes on my health.”
President Buhari is on vacation and routine medical check-up in the United Kingdom.
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He left the country on January 19 on a 10-day vacation, which was extended on doctors’ advice.
The delegation left the country yesterday morning, without Deputy House of Representatives Speaker Yusuff Lasun, who could not make the trip.
The delegation arrived at the Nigerian High Commission official residence Abuja House in West London, where the President is staying, at about 8pm (Nigerians time)
President Buhari tweeted shortly after: “Pleased to receive Senate President Bukola Saraki, Speaker Yakubu Dogara and Senate leader Ahmad Lawan tonight.’

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