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Buhari at 76, says he is not cloned

The Matters Press by The Matters Press
December 2, 2018
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Dividing Nigeria with religion is evil – Buhari

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday in Poland told Nigerians that he was not cloned that the ignorant rumours was not surprising.

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“One of the questions that came up today in my meeting with Nigerians in Poland was on the issue of whether I‘ve been cloned or not.

“The ignorant rumours are not surprising — when I was away on medical vacation last year a lot of people hoped I was dead,’’ he tweeted.

One of the questions that came up today in my meeting with Nigerians in Poland was on the issue of whether I‘ve been cloned or not. The ignorant rumours are not surprising — when I was away on medical vacation last year a lot of people hoped I was dead. pic.twitter.com/SHTngq6LJU

— Muhammadu Buhari (@MBuhari) December 2, 2018

“Poor @ProfOsinbajo, even he had to deal with the rumours — Some people reached out to him to consider them to be his Vice President because they assumed I was dead. That embarrassed him a lot; we discussed it when he visited me while I was convalescing.’’

Buhari who would be 76-year-old on December 15, 2018 said: “I can assure you all that this is the real me. Later this month I will celebrate my 76th birthday. And I’m still going strong!’’

I can assure you all that this is the real me. Later this month I will celebrate my 76th birthday. And I’m still going strong!

— Muhammadu Buhari (@MBuhari) December 2, 2018

President Muhammadu promised he would celebrate his birthday.

“I will soon celebrate my 76th birthday,’’ President Buhari stated on Sunday in a tweet.

Earlier, Buhari commended the Super Falcon for the defeat of their South Africa’s counterpart Banyana Banyana.

“I commend the coaching crew, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), the Supporters Club and all football-loving Nigerians for the hard work and the support given to our heroic Super Falcons. I have never doubted the capacity of Nigerians to excel when given the right support.’’

Mischief makers in the opposition have been peddling rumour that President Buhari had died and that he had been cloned.

They said President Buhari was actually Jubril from Sudan who is now acting as Nigerian president.

He reacted to the rumour for the first time on Sunday in Poland where he is attending Climate Change conference.

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