Buhari to work from home for 3 months as rats infest office —Aide

President Muhammed Buhari will spend three months working from home after his office was said to have been damaged by rats.
The presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, who granted an interview to BBC, was quoted as saying the office required renovation after damage was done to the furniture and air conditioning in Buhari’s absence.
He told the BBC the president had a “well-equipped” office at home that he could work “perfectly” from.
President Buhari returned to Nigeria on Saturday, but did not reference his health in his first speech.
He first travelled to London in June 2016 for what his office said was a persistent ear infection. He returned in January and May this year for an undisclosed illness.
Opposition politicians have claimed he was actually receiving treatment for prostate cancer – an accusation Mr Buhari denied.
“There’s nothing at all to worry about as to the condition of his own health. From everything we have seen from the president – we have a new Buhari: energetic, well focused and it is clear he is enjoying excellent health,” Shehu told the BBC’s Focus on Africa programme.
“He has recovered, so there is nothing to talk about in any speech.”