President Muhammadu
Buhari has returned to Nigeria from London, where he has been taking a short
rest.
Buhari arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport
at about 4.45 pm on Thursday.
Among those who received him at the airport were Ibrahim
Gambari, his chief of staff; Muhammed Bello, minister of the federal capital
territory (FCT); Babagana Monguno, national security adviser, and other
security chiefs.
Buhari departed for the UK on March 30 for what the
presidency described as his “routine medical check-up.”
The president later said he was taking a “short rest” in London in a letter to Abdullah ll
Bin Al-Hussein, the king of the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan.
DURING HIS LATEST MEDICAL TRIP…
- The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) went on strike to protest poor remuneration and conditions of service. They have since called off the strike.
- The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) also declared an indefinite strike to protest the federal government’s failure to implement financial autonomy for state houses of assembly.
- The Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria (MHWUN) of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) downed tools to protest issues mostly bothering on staff welfare.
- Usman
Alkali Baba took over from Mohammed Adamu as the inspector-general of
police (IGP).
- Nigeria’s security woes continued as bandits and Boko Haram insurgents continued their attacks on some communities mostly in the north.
- Gunmen broke into the federal prison in Imo state and freed over 1,800 inmates before razing a nearby police station.
- South-east
governors set up a regional security outfit to help address the worsening
security situation in the zone.
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