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Nigerians In UK Storm Hospital Where President Buhari Is Receiving Treatment (VIDEO)
TRIXX NG reports that some Nigerians in the United Kingdom have stormed the hospital where President Buhari will be treated.
We recall that yesterday, The president left Nigeria for the united kingdom for a routine medical checkup which will last for two weeks.
Also, the convener of revolution now, Omoyele Sowore had called on some Nigerians in the UK to bombard the hospital to send the President back to Nigeria.
In a video recorded yesternight, a young man was seen saying He and some people are at the hospital to ensure President Buhari doesn’t get treated.
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Nigerians in the UK waited for Buhari outside Wellington Hospital in London,
They wanted him to go back to Nigeria for his medical check-up. #Buharimustgo
— Afrokonnect (@AfrokonnectNG) March 31, 2021
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