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Nigeria’s former President Buhari is dead. Here’s what he took with him
*Editor's Note: Muhammadu Buhari died 13 July 2025 in a London hospital. He was 82. During his eight-year tenure, he spent 230 days abroad in London receiving medical care. Yet, his government underfunded Nigeria's healthcare sector, allocating only 4.6% of its national budget to healthcare, well under 15% recommended by the African Union.
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