The president travelled to
London, UK, for his vacation on August 3.
During an Arise TV programme on
Wednesday, Adesina said the president will return once his vacation expires.
“Nigerians will say anything. He
is on holiday, 10 working days which translates to two weeks. He will be back
this weekend. If I want to talk to him thrice a day I can,” he said in response
to a query on Buhari’s return date.
In a message on its Twitter
handle on Tuesday, the presidency had made reference to reports suggesting that
Buhari has extended his vacation.
The presidency said the reports
were “mischievously circulated” on social media to create wrong impressions
about Buhari’s vacation.
“This story from Feb 2017 is
currently being mischievously circulated on social media platforms, to create
the impression that it’s related to the President’s current vacation. Kindly
take note of the date. 2017. The President has NOT extended his ongoing
10-Working-Days vacation,” the tweet read.
This story from Feb 2017 is currently being mischievously circulated on social media platforms,to create the impression that it’s related to the President’s current vacation.— Presidency Nigeria (@NGRPresident) August 14, 2018
Kindly take note of the date. 2017. The President has NOT extended his ongoing 10-Working-Days vacation. pic.twitter.com/MZQAfm1TvV
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