‘BUHARI STOOD BY ME IN DIFFICULT TIMES,’ ADESINA VISITS EX-PRESIDENT. (PHOTO)

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 ‘Buhari stood by me in difficult times,’ Adesina visits ex-President The President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina, has eulogised former President Muhammadu Buhari for supporting him in difficult times. Adesina stated this in Kaduna State during a visit to Buhari where he prostrated before the ex-President. He disclosed this in a post on X (formerly Twitter), accompanying pictures showing the duo, beaming with smiles. His primary purpose for the visit was to thank Buhari for his steadfast support throughout the election processes for the AfDB presidency.  The AfDB boss said although he was initially nominated by former President Goodluck Jonathan for the position, Buhari played a crucial role in his nomination as AfDB president. He stated that Buhari also provided vital support during his re-election campaign in 2020. “He strongly stood by me in difficult times, which ensured my re-election. Thank you Sir,” Adesina was quoted as saying.

THE ONLY RADIO THERAPY MACHINE IN UGANDA,BROKE DOWN BEYOND REPAIR,LIVING THOUSANDS OF CANCER PATIENTS STRANDED.

                   Treatment of 33,000 cancer patients in Uganda delayed as the country's only radio therapy machine breaks down and is beyond repair.Thousands of patients remain stranded as they are directed to seek the treatment in neighbour Kenya or go abroad for treatment.The hospital gets over 44,000 new referrals annually from Uganda,Rwanda,Burundi and South Sudan according to the hosital unit's spokesperson Christine Namulindwa,while speaking to BBC.Mulago Hospital in Kampala seeks 1.8 million dollars to buy a new one.One more photo below.                                                                              

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