The Presidency has dismissed claims that President Bola Tinubu is unwell and preparing to leave the country for medical care.
The allegation surfaced after an online news platform reported that arrangements were in progress to take the president overseas for urgent treatment. The report also claimed that he had been confined to bed for several days, leading to his absence from some official engagements.
In response, presidential aides described the report as false, stating that Tinubu has been performing his duties from his office. They explained that he continues to attend to state matters and recently met with officials at the Presidential Villa.
They also stressed that the president has the flexibility to work from either his residence or his office, depending on his schedule and preferences.
The statement from the Presidency comes amid growing public interest in the president’s health, as political observers watch closely for signs of his physical readiness to manage the affairs of the nation.
With the clarification, the Presidency insists there is no ongoing plan to move Tinubu abroad for medical treatment, maintaining that he remains actively engaged in his role.


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