Edge's News: President Buhari Visit To Tinubu in London...

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President Muhammadu Buhari, currently in London for a 2-weeks medical checkup, visited the National Leader of the All Progressive Congress, Bola Tinubu, who is also in London presently.

Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos, has been out of the country for over a month. Following his prolonged absence from Nigeria, there had been unconfirmed reports alleging that Tinubu is sick and receiving medical treatment in London, but the nature of his ailment has not been disclosed.


Pictures that were taken during the visit have been flooding the internet for several hours now. In the pictures, the duo was seen discussing gleefully.


President Muhammadu Buhari and Bola Tinubu (APC National Leader)


We want to briefly discuss the impact of this visit and the message that has been sent to the whole world. Before now, some dubious elements had been propagating the falsehood that Buhari does not respect the Yorubas.


It has always been obvious that the aim of this falsehood was to fan the embers of disunity in the country. They aimed at inseminating the spirit of hatred and bile between the Yorubas and the Fulanis in the minds of the people.


If there is something this visit has done, it has extirpated that falsehood and has further strengthened the bond between the two tribes in Nigeria.


Bola Tinubu is widely regarded as the political head of the Yoruba people and this position can not be argued. For President Buhari to visit him shows total humility and respect from the president.



It shows that he loves and respects the Yoruba nation, this love and respect has always existed even before now. Buhari represents Nigeria in his capacity as the president and also represents the North, Bola Tinubu on the other hand represents the entire south, this visit is nothing but a pellucid display of unity.


It has also sent a message to the whole world and people who were expecting Nigeria to break up. The message is that Nigerians are united despite the various challenges facing the country.


It is gladdening to see these two leaders displaying a spirit of brotherhood even outside the country, hopefully it will spread to Nigerians all over the world and bring unity back to our minds.


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  1. AnonymousAugust 13, 2021 at 7:28 PM

    On this particular day, President Buhari did the right thing....... Excellent Sir

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