Abba Kyari present location revealed

Abba Kyari, Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari present location has been revealed.

A former Managing Director Guinness Nigeria, Plc, Keith Richards revealed this.

Keith Richards disclosed that Abba Kyari is presently in a hospital in St John’s Wood, London, a district in the City of Westminster, West London receiving treatment.

The hospital according to Richards is the same hospital President Muhammadu Buhari visited when he was in UK some few weeks back.

Richards, who claimed his friend saw Kyari when he was brought into the hospital, said a former External Affairs Minister, Baba Gana Kingkibe had already visited Kyari in the hospital.

Kyari, who had recently tested positive for the deadly coronavirus, was said to have been flown to Lagos State for treatment.

Richards also stated that Kyari had secretly left Nigeria hospital seeking treatment for coronavirus (COVID-19) abroad.

In a tweet, Richards said : “I was told this evening that Abba Kyari is in a hospital in St John’s Wood. He was visited by Kingkibe and it is the same hospital the PMB was in just a few weeks ago. My source saw him personally.”

Confirming the tweet, another citizen tweeted; “It has been confirmed. COS Abba Kyari is in the intensive Care Unit of the Central  Building at Wellington Hospital, St. John’s Wood.” She added; “My source say as of yesterday,  he was there.”

Just last night, The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has reported five new cases of coronavirus in the country, making the total number of the disease, 214.

NCDC said, “Five new cases of #COVID19 have been reported in Nigeria: three in Bauchi and two in the FCT, Abuja.

“As at 10:10 pm 4th April, there are 214 confirmed cases of #COVID19 reported in Nigeria,” the Centre said.

The Centre for Disease Control had also said it committed an error in announcing confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country.

Saying the total number of cases in Nigeria as of 10:30 pm on Friday was 209 and not the 210 that was earlier reported.