“Should We Expect Fuel?” – Reactions As Buhari Reschedules UK Medical Trip, Returns To Abuja

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday raised some eyebrows after he returned to Nigeria after attending the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) event in Kenya.

The President’s return was made known in a short Twitter statement on Friday afternoon by the President’s personal assistant on new media, Bashir Ahmad.

This is contrary to the earlier statement released on President Buhari’s itinerary as Nigerians had earlier been told the country’s leader will fly out to the United Kingdom for a medical check-up after the Kenya event.

However, an update by Ahmad on Twitter says: “President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Abuja, after his participation in the 50th Anniversary of the UN Environmental Programme (UNEP) in Nairobi, Kenya.”

But in a fresh update, the Presidency on Friday revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari will still embark on his planned medical trip to London.

Buhari’s Media and Publicity Assistant, Garba Shehu said the president will jet out to London on Sunday for his medical vacation.

He said Buhari had to return to Abuja after an early completion of his task in Nairobi, Kenya.

Following the strings of development, Nigerians have taken to the micro-blogging site, Twitter to air their views. Below are some reactions culled by Naija News.

@CallMeHabeeb: God of Buhari is confusing you lot…

@chineduanaz: Back to meet the fuel queues.

@01LAFLAME: What’s our business

@JonBinRa: Wetin happen? Is it you that gave us fake news or Buhari changed his plans or them no gree am land for UK?

@Henribankz: I thought they said he will go to UK from Kenya? This man dey confuse em enemies well sha.

@AfudimkpaI: Story story……… All na story

@OluOgunnowo11: Did he abandon London because of the looming European Nuclear War?

@deeee1111111: So what is the minister for petroleum going to do about the unending fuel queues?

@PapaDav10: This man should do and come and be going, our tire is tired!
Wetin na, can’t we just equip our hospital to standard of what they have in London?
Epileptic light,fuel scarcity even our presido no balance health-wise!
Naija!

@IliyaZailani: Should we expect the total availability of fuel in our filling station since the minister of petroleum is back