APC urges Nigerians to pray for Buhari's quick return

- The forum of APC chairmen of northern states declare full support for the APC government under President Buhari

- The forum urges Nigerians to pray for the quick return of Buhari to continue his policies and programmes that will better the lives of the citizenry

The forum of APC chairmen Northern states declares full support the APC government under President Buhari, the National Chairman, Chief Odigie Oyegun and the National Working Committee, (NWC).

The forum of All Progressive Congress (APC) chairmen of Northern states, has called on Nigerians to stop speculating rumours about President Muhammadu Buhari’s health status.

According to Vanguard, the forum urged Nigerians to pray for the quick return of Buhari to continue his policies and programmes that will better the lives of the citizenry.

It also declared its full support the APC government under President Buhari, the National Chairman, Chief Odigie Oyegun and the National Working Committee, (NWC).

Chairman of the forum, Ali Bukar Dalori, who doubles as Borno state APC Chairman, said the forum took its stand in a six-point communiqué issued at the end of a meeting in Abuja.

The communiqué in part read: "We commend Buhari in spearheading the resolution of the Gambian political logjam, thereby averting a major crisis in the West African sub- region.”

The forum commended the present administration for its achievements, especially in the areas of security, job creation, economic and foreign policies, agricultural and social development.

Meanwhile, Senator Abu Ibrahim representing Katsina South under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) said on Tuesday, February 7, that President Muhammadu Buhari was not sick, but only exhausted as a human being.

According to him, the issues that might have taken a toll on the president include destruction of oil pipe line that has reduced production to almost half, fall in oil price that has affected the economy and led to recession, and the falling exchange rate that has affected the purchasing power of most Nigerians.