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President Tinubu suffers minor fall during official engagement in Turkey (Video)

President Tinubu suffers minor fall during official engagement in Turkey (Video)

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reportedly suffered a minor stumble and fall during an official engagement in Turkey, sparking brief concern among attendees before he was quickly assisted by aides and security personnel.

According to eyewitness accounts, the incident occurred while the President was moving at the event venue as part of his official programme in the country. He was immediately helped to his feet, assessed by his medical team, and was said to be in stable condition shortly afterward.

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Sources close to the delegation described the fall as minor, noting that President Tinubu remained composed and continued with his schedule after receiving prompt attention. There was no indication of serious injury.

The incident briefly drew public attention, but officials reassured Nigerians that the President’s health and well-being were not compromised. Tinubu is currently in Turkey on an official visit aimed at strengthening diplomatic and economic relations between Nigeria and Turkey.

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Presidency sources emphasized that the President remains active and focused on his engagements, dismissing concerns raised by the brief mishap.

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