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‘It’s personal’ Lai Mohammed berates critics of Buhari for seeking medical treatment overseas

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The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, says those who criticise the President Muhammadu Buhari’s action of seeking medical care abroad are making “inconsequential attempts to de-market him.”

He stated that the President’s medical tourism is not an indication that the nation’s medical sector has collapsed.

The minister stated this in Washington DC during his engagements with international media organisations.

Reports has it that the minister is in the US to meet with international media organisations and think tanks on the achievements of Buhari’s administration and efforts in tackling insurgency, banditry and all forms of criminality.

After interviews with the other media organisations, the minister said that Buhari had the right to choose his physician and “he is not the first head of state going abroad for treatment.”

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“As Minister of Information and Culture today, if I have had a history of using a particular doctor in my life and I have confidence in him, I don’t think the fact that I am now a minister will change that.

“Irrespective of the nationality of that doctor, it is my personal decision to choose the doctor to use.

“Like I explained to them, he is not the only Head of State that had gone abroad for treatment.

“If Mr. President has a personal physician for over 30 years who understands his case and has been managing him, why will it be an issue of contention to seek medical attention from him?

“It will not be right to say that because of what people are going to say, he has to stay in Nigeria to seek treatment,” he said.

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The minister berated those who were criticizing the President’s action of seeking medical attention abroad, stressing that it was an inconsequential attempt to de-market him.

He said that in spite of challenges, the nation’s health sector is not comatose as to warrant a vote of no confidence on the sector.

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