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Sanwo-Olu Visits Tinubu In London Amid Alleged Ill Health

By Obiajulu Joel Nwolu

August 04, 2021

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State paid a visit to the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu in London on Tuesday.

The details of the meeting remain sketchy but reports say it is connected to speculations regarding the health status of Tinubu, Vanguard reports.

Reports have it that the meeting was held to put an end to speculations surrounding Tinubu’s health status.

SaharaReporters last Saturday reported that the former Lagos State governor was hospitalised in Maryland, the United States.

The report said Tinubu had surgery about two weeks ago and could be billed for another one over a yet-to-be-disclosed illness.

The APC National Leader has been off official and party functions in the country for a long time, amidst talks that he is being positioned for the 2023 presidency to succeed the incumbent repressive regime of Muhammadu Buhari.

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“Tinubu is hospitalised in Maryland, US. His health is failing. He couldn’t participate in launching his Arewa library, and he couldn’t participate in the Local Government Area elections last week. He could not attend today’s APC congress due to health reasons.

“He had a surgery last week,” an authoritative source disclosed.

In January 2021, Tinubu was also reported sick and hospitalised in Paris, France. Tinubu had earlier complained of exhaustion and had travelled out to rest before the news of his collapse gone viral.

He was flown to Paris for medical attention in the first week of January.

SaharaReporters had on June 15 reported that Tinubu was also in Paris, battling some old age illnesses.

“Tinubu is in Paris, France for a medical checkup. His health is deteriorating. Old age and other stuff, but he still wants to be president. This could mean another medical tourism presidency for our country,” a top source had at that time revealed.

Source: SaharaReporters