By A former Military officer and lawmaker, Eric Staurt Joyce has stirred another death controversy of Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari in London.
The British former Parliament member who BlackBox Nigeria gathered supported Buhari in the era of campaign had over the weekend condoled with Nigeria over the death of the Kastina State-born former Head of State.
Eric had taken to his Twitter page, @EricJoyce to pass his condolence to Buhari’s family and the country, Nigeria as he said the news shook him when he heard about it.
In one of his tweet, he however said the authorities of the United Kingdom were less concerned about the ailing health of the leader who had chosen London as he place to get treated for his ailment.
Eric Joyce wrote, “Very sad to learn, hear of the death of President Buhari, who I campaigned for. Thoughts with his wife @AishaBuhari and family.
He went on, “The President of one of the world’s largest and sensitive country died today [Friday] in London today. In our main news bulletins, not a word.
In another tweet yesterday morning, the former parliamentarian added, “UK is curiously uninterested in whether Nigerian president, reportedly in London is dead or alive.
“Nigeria is one of the most important countries of the world. Its by far the largest country in Africa; it’s the fastest growing economy there by a long chalk
“I do stuff in Africa, the extractive industries and Scotland. Previous a UK politician and soldier. Some good moments and some not so good.”
The former parliamentarian has now asked Nigerians to demand the whereabouts of the Commander In Chief.
In a post he shared the ex-lawmaker insisted that Buhari is no longer alive.
He wrote, “Serious question for Nigerians, when was the last time you saw your President?”
