International media, British Broadcasting Corporation heated up the polity a bit as it reviewed the intrigues surrounding the controversial absence of President Muhammadu.
President Muhammadu Buhari
"Where is Nigeria's president?"
"Muhammadu Buhari has not been seen in public recently and the Nigerian rumour mill is in overdrive" were the words of the BBC correspondent, Martin Patience as shared online with an audio analysis of the drama surrounding President Muhammadu Buhari's vacation in London to attend to fuzzy health challenges.
This rhetorical question shared on the 14th of February, 2017 (today) elicited ridiculous responses from Nigerians and other sympathetic foreigners on social media.
President Buhari has been off the public scene for about one month as he undergoes a recuperation in London on an indefinite note. He has since transmitted power to his Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo who has been doing a wonderful job attending to the Niger Delta crisis.
According to the audio presentation by the multinational media company, some Nigerians believe the President might have passed away in Europe.
See the dramatic reactions to BBC's exposition about Buhari's whereabout: