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Today marks President Muhammadu
Buhari’s 100th day’s absence from office,
having embarked on a medical vacation to
treat a yet-to-be disclosed ailment in
London. As he was leaving the country on
May 7 for the second round of overseas
treatment, Mr. President handed the reins
of power to his deputy, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo,
who has since become the Acting President.
Because of his 100-day absence from office,
Buhari has not only become the first
incumbent head of state to have spent an
extended number of days outside his
domain, Osinbajo has also made history as
the first Acting President, globally, to clock
100 days in office.
The world over, most office holders mark
the first 100 days in office to showcase their
modest achievements within three months
of coming to office, and to also engage with
the citizens to know their aspirations and
thoughts about the office holder. Buhari and
his deputy have therefore made an unusual
history.
Buhari’s 100th day’s absence from office,
having embarked on a medical vacation to
treat a yet-to-be disclosed ailment in
London. As he was leaving the country on
May 7 for the second round of overseas
treatment, Mr. President handed the reins
of power to his deputy, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo,
who has since become the Acting President.
Because of his 100-day absence from office,
Buhari has not only become the first
incumbent head of state to have spent an
extended number of days outside his
domain, Osinbajo has also made history as
the first Acting President, globally, to clock
100 days in office.
The world over, most office holders mark
the first 100 days in office to showcase their
modest achievements within three months
of coming to office, and to also engage with
the citizens to know their aspirations and
thoughts about the office holder. Buhari and
his deputy have therefore made an unusual
history.
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