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Ganduje on Vacation with Family in London, Not Hospitalised — Close Sources Debunk Rumour

Contrary to viral social media reports suggesting that the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has been hospitalised in London, credible sources have confirmed that the former Kano State governor is in good health and currently enjoying a private vacation with his family in the United Kingdom.

Recent photos obtained by HeadlineNews show Ganduje in high spirits, casually dressed and accompanied by his wife, Professor Hafsat Ganduje, and their two sons. The family was spotted at what appeared to be a terminal in Heathrow Airport, London, exchanging smiles and appearing relaxed in a manner that dispels any indication of medical emergency or health concern.

In another image, the Gandujes were seen seated at what seems to be an international conference lounge, with the former governor dressed in a suit, further demonstrating that he is neither bedridden nor in distress. Observers noted that both Professor Hafsat and their son looked equally composed, giving credence to the narrative that the family is simply taking a well-deserved break abroad.

No Health Crisis

Speaking anonymously, a source close to the Ganduje family described the hospitalisation claim as “baseless, mischievous, and a poor attempt at political distraction.” According to the source, the photos currently making the rounds on social media were taken during routine family travel and not during a medical emergency.

“There is absolutely no cause for alarm. Baba (Ganduje) is fine. He travelled with his wife and children to the UK for a short vacation and some private engagements. These images are being taken out of context by mischief-makers,” the source said.

Another senior APC member also corroborated the information, saying, “Dr. Ganduje has been attending to party matters till recently and took time out to rest with his family. We are aware of the rumours, but they are fake news being peddled by detractors.”

Political Undercurrents?

The misinformation about Ganduje’s alleged illness comes amid growing political tensions within the ruling party, particularly in Kano State, where internal party wrangling and opposition pressure continue to stoke speculation around his leadership of the APC.

Observers believe that the false narrative may have been deliberately circulated to portray the APC chairman as physically unfit to lead the party into the next general election cycle, especially with the 2027 presidential race drawing near.

However, party loyalists insist that Ganduje remains not only politically astute but physically capable, pointing to his continued involvement in national strategic meetings, recent engagements with party stakeholders, and his active coordination of reconciliation efforts within APC chapters across states.

A Call for Responsible Journalism

In response to the misleading reports, media analysts and political commentators have urged journalists and online influencers to verify stories before publishing, especially when they concern sensitive health-related issues about public figures.

“It is ethically wrong and socially irresponsible to spread unfounded claims about someone’s health. Such actions can create unnecessary panic and are a gross violation of the individual’s right to privacy,” said Abuja-based media consultant, Hassan Bello.

The Ganduje family, meanwhile, is expected to return to Nigeria in the coming days. Sources say the APC chairman will resume duties immediately upon return, as the party intensifies consultations ahead of major political realignments.

Conclusion

With visual evidence and reliable confirmations, it is now clear that Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje is not in any hospital but enjoying a peaceful family time in London. The rumour of his alleged hospitalisation has been put to rest, reaffirming his continued leadership at the helm of the APC.

Source: HeadlineNews, July 22, 2025

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