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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Defies Health Rumors, Shows Vitality

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has defied rumors surrounding his health, demonstrating resilience and vitality in the face of speculation. Despite claims by self-proclaimed doctors and soothsayers that he was seriously ill, Tinubu continued his political campaign undeterred.

Reports circulated alleging that Tinubu suffered from kidney problems, amnesia, Parkinson’s disease, and incontinence. A song titled ‘Baba wey dey shake’ further taunted him for his alleged ill-health. However, Tinubu pressed on, conducting an energetic campaign across the country with his ‘Renewed Hope’ mantra.

After winning the presidential election, Tinubu faced ongoing rumors about his health. Claims emerged that he sought urgent medical attention in France, with some insisting that his condition was life-threatening. However, photographs surfaced showing Tinubu in good spirits and health while in France, contradicting the speculations.

Since assuming the presidency, Tinubu has displayed mental acuity and sound decision-making. His recent participation in the Summit on New Global Financing Pact in Paris showcased his energy and engagement. Notably, he even engaged in an enthusiastic exchange with French President Emmanuel Macron, further underscoring his vitality.

Tinubu’s subsequent activities, including a private visit to his predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari, in London and numerous engagements in Nigeria, demonstrate his physical and mental well-being. Despite earlier claims by the self-proclaimed doctors, their silence in the face of Tinubu’s active schedule raises questions about the validity of their health assessments.

In light of Tinubu’s continued vigor and determination, the focus now shifts to celebrating his accomplishments and questioning the credibility of those who previously cast doubt on his fitness for office.

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