According to a report by Daily Post, the whereabouts of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have been shrouded in mystery, sparking intense political debate and controversy.
The President's sudden disappearance from public view has raised concerns about his health and ability to govern, with many calling for transparency and accountability.
"This is a clear case of abandonment of duty," said Olabode George, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). "The President's whereabouts should be made public to avoid speculations and uncertainties."
Tinubu's last public appearance was on April 25, and since then, his office has remained tight-lipped about his whereabouts.
The Presidential spokesperson, Dele Alake, has only stated that the President is "working from a secure location."
"This lack of transparency is unacceptable," said Dr. Kola Abiola, a political analyst. "The President's whereabouts should be made public to ensure accountability and stability in government."
The controversy has also sparked debate about the constitutional implications of the President's absence.
"If the President is unable to perform his duties, the Vice President should take over," said Mike Ozekhome, a constitutional lawyer. "This is not a private matter; it's a public concern."
The uncertainty surrounding Tinubu's whereabouts has raised concerns about the country's political stability and the ability of the government to address pressing issues.
As the debate continues, many are calling for clarity and transparency from the Presidential Villa.