This picture is old cuz with the current harsh winter weather of London recently, a man who have undergone a heart surgery and still recuperating from unknown ailment can not stand on this " minus 5 degree " cold to snap pix to decieve the masses. So this picture is 3 years old and i can see Yar'adua tricks repeating itself here. Why can't him invite Nigeria press or even BBC to interview him?? soon, we will hear that he is gym running !!!!
The news is very current current. It's the front page pic of The Guardian (January 23)
News papers believe its current. Its on The Nation newspaper below: WITH mixed feelings, Enugu residents yesterday received the news of Governor Sullivan Chime’s appearance in London.
Since September 19, last year when he was last seen in public, Chime’s whereabouts has been a subject of controversy.
Newspaper reports said yesterday that Chime was in London seeing an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) expert. And yesterday, a photograph of a Governors Forum delegation visiting Chime in London was released.
The picture, which many residents were yet to see, deepened the controversy over his whereabouts and health. Some were joyous that the governor’s whereabouts had been established. Others remained unconvinced, electing to wait for today’s newspapers.
In the picture, Chime is seen discussing with Benue Governor Gabriel Suswam and Akwa Ibom Governor Godswill Akpabio. Governors Forum chair and Rivers Governor Rotimi Amaechi is with them.
The governors, pictured in an unnamed London Street, are decked out in winter jackets. Chime on whose face a faint smile seems to be playing, has his two hands in the dark jacket’s pockets. He has on a pair of blue jeans, a muffler round his neck to stave off the biting cold. His Excellency is wearing his usual low cut but his trade mark mustache seems to have disappeared.
None of the governors was available for comments last night. A source said they may have been on their way to Nigeria.
What ails Chime? When will he return? The questions remained unanswered last night. He is said to be seeing an ENT expert, Prof. Paul O’Flynn, of 9, Harley Street Clinic, London.
A report in The Guardian said he had been discharged from Wellington Humane Hospital, Swiss Cottage, London on November 21, last year after successful surgeries for an undisclosed respiratory illness.
A physician at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) Dr. Bamisile Tunmise said last night that a patient may require surgery if he has an infection of the lungs.
Bamisile said surgeries could also be performed on a patient, if he is suffering from pleural effusion (water pleural space) and lung abscess.
On the connection among ear, nose and throat, he said from any of the three, a chronic infection could spread to other contiguous parts of the body.
“Infection can spread from the ear to the brain, causing meningitis and brain abscess.
It can spread from the throat to the upper airway, which is part of the respiratory system. This can result in rheumatic heart disease,” Tunmisesaid.
| Posted: at 23-01-2013 03:43 PM (12 years ago) | Hero |
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TRENDING GISTS 
Medical bills abroad arnt cheap either. 
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