Former President Buhari’s Treatment at London Clinic Cost £3,500 Daily
Nigeria’s former President, Muhammadu Buhari, reportedly received treatment at The London Clinic, one of the UK’s most exclusive private hospitals, where intensive care can cost up to £3,500 per day. The luxury facility, located on Harley Street in central London, is renowned for catering to the global elite with top-tier medical care, privacy, and cutting-edge technology. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
Luxury Healthcare for the Elite
The London Clinic offers:
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Standard rooms: £1,000 – £1,800 per night
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VIP suites: Up to £2,500 per night
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Consultations: £100 – £750
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Major surgeries: Over £13,000
Equipped with 13 ICU beds, 10 operating theatres, and five Macmillan Cancer Support Centres, the hospital specializes in cancer treatment, orthopaedics, robotic-assisted surgeries, and intensive care. Its advanced technology includes da Vinci Xi robotic surgical systems, high-end MRI/CT scanners, and digital diagnostic tools.
Buhari’s Final Days at The London Clinic
Buhari, who had a history of health challenges, traveled to London in April 2025 for a routine check-up but later became critically ill and was admitted to the ICU. According to his nephew, Mamman Daura, the former president was in good spirits the night before his death and was preparing for discharge. However, by midday on Sunday, July 13, 2025, he developed breathing difficulties and passed away at 4:30 p.m.
His death was confirmed by his former spokesperson, Mallam Garba Shehu, though the exact cause was not disclosed.
A Hospital for the Wealthy and Powerful
The London Clinic, founded in 1932, treats over 120,000 patients annually, including political leaders, foreign dignitaries, and royalty. Former Nigerian Head of State Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar was also reportedly treated there before being discharged.
Following Buhari’s passing, videos of family members visiting the hospital surfaced online. While the duration of his stay remains unclear, sources confirm he spent his final days in the ICU.