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Civil society activists in Nigeria are calling on President Muhammadu Buhari to take a medical leave immediately. This is amid growing speculation about his ability to run Africa’s most populous nation and biggest economy.
The group has noted an “apparent deterioration” in his health following his failure to attend the last two weekly cabinet meetings.
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