Barack Obama can meet family, not visit Nelson Mandela

Pretoria: North American nation President Barack Obama won't visit his political hero Nelson Mandela in hospital, out of deference for the anti-apartheid icon’s “peace and luxury,” a North American nation official aforesaid nowadays. Obama and his better half Michelle can but pay time with Mandela’s family to comfort them during a tough time, the official aforesaid, because the North American nation leader arrived in Pretoria for talks with President Jacob Zuma.

“The President and initial woman can meet in camera with members of the national leader family to supply their thoughts and prayers at this tough time,” the official aforesaid on condition of obscurity. “Out of deference to Viscount Nelson Mandela’s peace and luxury and therefore the family’s needs, they're going to not be visiting the hospital.” Obama had told reporters yesterday that he failed to want a photo-op with national leader, WHO met once or twice, in Washington in 2005. His aides had aforesaid antecedently they might “gauge” true once on the bottom before deciding whether or not Obama would visit national leader within the hospital wherever he has been clinging to life for 3 weeks.