President Buhari can no longer walk, bedridden and in partial coma.

 As Nigerians continue to anticipate the coming back of President Muhammadu Buhari who left the country five weeks ago to attend to his failing health, more facts have emerged of the President’s incapacity.

As the country approaches 60 days without its leader, he is not truly missed as his absence has spelled a short era of economic stability.

LeadersNG has learned through a close source to the President that he can no longer walk or talk and can only be moved around on a wheelchair as his condition deteriorates daily.

Contrary to the remarks made by Chairman of All Progressive Congress, Chief John Oyegun that the President is recovering fast in his London hospital, LeadesNG can report that there is no factual background to his statements as he and the APC leadership have not had access to the President since he left the country. Spokesman of the APC Mr. Bolaji Abdullahi during an interview on Channels TV revealed that the APC leadership has no idea whether the President is on life support or not and that the party and all its members have no clue to the current health condition of their principal.

LeadersNG recently gave an exclusive report revealing that Buhari’s wife Aisha, his ministers and most of his aides including close family members had been barred from seeing the President by his Chief Security Officer Bashir Abubakar who has restricted access to him because of his condition in an attempt to control public perception of the President’s health.

A source reliably told LeadersNG that the president is bedridden and completely incapacitated to the extent that he needs aides to help him go about his daily biological businesses.

The President is also reported to have temporary memory loss, cannot string words together to make sentences in both English and Hausa and is showing more signs of acute dementia as earlier reported by LeadersNG, the President also slips in and out of consciousness everyday and needs extreme medical attention to revive him, the situation is so critical that his aides are afraid he may pass away.

Source LeadersNG