Press Buhari to resume work today, writes National Assembly


President Buhari who returned from his UK medical vacation last Friday, will resume work today March 13th. According to Femi Adesina, Buhari will today transmit a letter to the Senate and House of Reps members, officially informing them of his return and his resumption of duties as President.
Meanwhile there are speculations that a major cabinet reshuffle is expected to occur this week. although the presidency is yet to confirm this.

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