Video shows proof of Tinubu’s deteriorating health

The health condition of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a frontline Presidential Aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former Lagos State Governor is deteriorating and needs immediate medical attention following a video that went viral on the internet on Tuesday.

In the video obtained by Starnews Nigeria, Tinubu’s two hands were seen shaking violently and he was coughing while addressing a political gathering.

The National Leader of the ruling APC has been in and out of the hospital in the United Kingdom (UK) recently while Nigerians have raised a lot of concerns about his health since he declared his intention to run for the presidential ticket of his party (APC) ahead of the 2023 general election.

The former Lagos governor has consistently assured Nigerians that he is hale and hearty despite spending several months in the UK where he has reportedly undergone multiple surgeries.

But the video watched and sighted by Starnews Nigeria says otherwise. The video has kept Nigerians talking on social media especially on Instagram and TikTok with many people expressing concerns.

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    Elizabeth

    Famous will not win if you consider him, he is no more in APC they have eaten Ogun state to carcass n preparing to eat everything in Nigeria

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