The Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Abba Kyari, is dead. His age is hazy right now.
Mr Kyari kicked the bucket of coronavirus. He got treatment at a private medical clinic in Lagos.
His passing was declared by presidential representative, Femi Adesina, in a Tweet early Saturday.
"Head of Staff to the President, Mallam Abba Kyari, passes on. May God rest his spirit. So be it. Memorial service courses of action to be declared soon," Mr Adesina composed.
Mr Adesina later sent PREMIUM TIMES a short proclamation, saying, "The Presidency second thoughts to declare the entry of the Chief of Staff to the President, Mallam Abba Kyari. The perished had tried positive to the attacking COVID-19, and had been accepting treatment. Be that as it may, he passed on Friday, April 17, 2020. May God acknowledge his spirit. Memorial service courses of action will be reported without further ado."
Mr Kyari had on March 23 tried positive to the novel coronavirus. On March 29, Mr Kyari gave an announcement on his choice to move to Lagos for "additional test and perception."
The announcement was the principal official affirmation of his COVID-19 status since he was affirmed positive six days sooner.
In his statement, he said; “I have made my own care arrangements to avoid further burdening the public health system, which faces so many pressures.”
“This is a precautionary measure: I feel well, but last week I tested positive for Coronavirus, the pandemic that is sweeping the world. I have followed all protocols the government has announced to self-isolate and quarantine,” he said.
The apparent mystery encompassing the administration of Mr Kyari's ailment further uplifted the fomentation by Nigerians for data on the whereabouts of ostensibly Nigeria's most impressive presidential associate.
A few Nigerians via web-based networking media had additionally conjectured that Mr Kyari was flown abroad.
In spite of the fact that Mr Kyari and the administration he served didn't unveil the medical clinic where he got treatment, a few sources recommended that he was treated at First Cardiology Consultant (FCC), an exceptionally looked for after private wellbeing office situated in Ikoyi, Lagos.
One of the sources who would not like to be named because of patient's privacy rule and affectability of Mr Kyari's case matter affirmed to our columnist that the head of staff later turned out to be really sick
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