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President's son suffers head injury in Abuja bike accident

President Muhammadu Buhari » 's only son,
Yusuf Buhari, is currently hospitalised in an
Abuja clinic after suffering a head injury in a bike
accident in the Federal Capital Territory on
Tuesday, December 26, 2017.
The president's son reportedly crashed his power bike
while racing with a friend in the capital city and is
hospitalised at the Cedacrest Hospital in Abuja.
In a press statement signed by the president's Senior
Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu ,
on Wednesday, December 27, he revealed that Yusuf
has already undergone surgery and is in a stable
condition.
He said, "Yusuf Buhari had a bike accident last night
around Gwarimpa in the Federal Capital Territory,
Abuja. He broke a limb and had an injury to the head
as a result. He has undergone surgery at a clinic in
Abuja. He is in a stable condition.
"The President and his wife, Mrs Aisha Muhammadu
Buhari, are thankful to Nigerians for the good wishes
and prayers for their son."

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