Shehu Sani advises Buhari over his vacation

– To fully enjoy his vacation the president must anything that could distract him
– The list of 11 tips will help Muhammadu Buhari to receive the needed rest
President Buhari during the meeting with Nigerians in London
Following the announcement that Professor Yemi Osinbajo is the acting president for five days, Senator Shehu Sani, representing Kaduna Central, has issued a list of 11 tips for Muhammadu Buhari on how to spend the vacation properly.
The presidential spokesman Femi Adesina in a statement on Friday, February 5,has said that Buhari went on vacations till the next weekend.
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The Nigerian president was in London for the Syria Supporting conference and some source supposed that this meeting provides a perfect alibi to cover Buhari’s health problems.
However, President Buhari had recently told some Nigerians resident in United Kingdom that his doctors who he has been using since 1978 are based in London.
On his own part, Senator Sani said the leader of the nation needed rest and must avoid anything that could distract him. In a statement published on his Facebook account the senator listed following tips for President Buhari:
1. Shut down your Facebook account for the duration of the holidays.
2. Freeze your twitter accounts for the duration of the holidays.
3. Shut down your phone and get a new foreign SIM card only accessible to your immediate family members and instruct them not to give that number to anyone outside of the family. Nigerian SIM card will always have a way of popping up local news through bulk sms.
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4. Avoid reading newspapers both foreign and local; and if you must read foreign avoid the Africa section.
5. Avoid watching local TV stations via cable and even BBC and CNN; our north-east problem are always there. If you must watch just stay tuned to Sunna TV or national geographic or discovery or Comedy Central.
6. Don’t travel with office files, leave them till you are back.
7. Ask not to be updated on the current price of crude oil or the state of the naira or the state of the foreign reserve.
8. Avoid the temptation of calling any Governor, Senator or Minister or party chieftain for any briefing.
9. Avoid people who want to pay a ‘courtesy visits to our president who is on vacation.
10. Avoid business men and politicians who will trail and trace you there.
11. Just eat, pray, engage in sports, read your religious books and sleep for the duration of your well deserved holidays.