President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria from London, where he attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

The President took off from London just after midday on Saturday and arrived at Abuja moments ago.

President Buhari had travelled to London on April 9 shortly after declaring his intention to seek re-election at the All Progressives Congress’ National Executive Council Meeting.

While attending CHOGM, the President called for more investment in Nigeria, pointing out that encouraging trade and investment are the surest way of getting millions out of poverty.

He also called on Commonwealth heads of state to avoid trade warns, warning that it would hurt development efforts.

The President, however, courted controversy during the event when he said, “More than 60 percent of the population is below 30, a lot of them haven’t been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria is an oil producing country, therefore, they should sit and do nothing, and get housing, healthcare, education free.”

The comments elicited furious reactions from many Nigerians and sparked a debate with some defending the President and others criticising him.

Amid the controversy and negative reactions from opposition politicians and parties, the Presidency issued a statement clarifying the comments.

In the days before CHOGM, the President met and held talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May and the Arch Bishop of Canterbury, The Most Reverend Justin Welby, separately.

With The Most Reverend Welby, on April 11, President Buhari discussed the herdsmen-farmers crisis, Nigeria’s security challenges explaining that the conflict was older than both of them.

He also said the situation was made was by the influx of gunmen, who were trained and by Muammar Gadaffi, from the Sahel region into different parts of the West African-sub region.

Five days later, the told British PM May that while are preoccupied with the forthcoming general elections, he is more concerned about the security of the people and the growth of the Nigerian economy.

https://www.channelstv.com/2018/04/21/breaking-president-buhari-returns-to-nigeria-from-london/?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=ChannelsTv&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television

Ok... I guess some youths welcomed him at the airport

Mr. President while u were away Nigerians has turned your remarks abt them being lazy to a trending topic besides some making a business venture outta it. But oga Presido true true u really goofed!

Guess the baba oyoyo zombies crew were @ Abuja airport to well him.

Ok

The Goat is back,

The most unqualified person to rule to most populous black nation is back...
God safe us!

Mr Loose-lips is back!

How is this a breaking news.
For your information, we care less about his return.

I hope that he will come and look for a job for Yusuf.

It's embarrassing that he is so lazy and only interested in riding bikes

Mtscheww... I send am message?

Welcome......Dr Enyinnya Essien is a retired civil servants....

I know that of nobody goes to welcome the old hag the lazy and jobless FCT Minister will surely be there, that's his only and primary assignment since the mumu resumed

God bless my President. No pig can stop d unstoppable. they shows documentaries on AIT,NTA,STV. they even published his obituary but he still WON in 2015. Children of hate no amount of propaganda will stop us from voting for PMB in 2019

Lazy Sai Baba! He only know how to travel like Ajala. He can't even stay in his home, na so so travel

l still don't know what's breaking about this.

What's breaking about the news?

Welcome back my President.

mmb:
President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria from London, where he attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

The President took off from London just after midday on Saturday and arrived at Abuja moments ago.

President Buhari had travelled to London on April 9 shortly after declaring his intention to seek re-election at the All Progressives Congress’ National Executive Council Meeting.

While attending CHOGM, the President called for more investment in Nigeria, pointing out that encouraging trade and investment are the surest way of getting millions out of poverty.

He also called on Commonwealth heads of state to avoid trade warns, warning that it would hurt development efforts.

The President, however, courted controversy during the event when he said, “More than 60 percent of the population is below 30, a lot of them haven’t been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria is an oil producing country, therefore, they should sit and do nothing, and get housing, healthcare, education free.”

The comments elicited furious reactions from many Nigerians and sparked a debate with some defending the President and others criticising him.

Amid the controversy and negative reactions from opposition politicians and parties, the Presidency issued a statement clarifying the comments.

In the days before CHOGM, the President met and held talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May and the Arch Bishop of Canterbury, The Most Reverend Justin Welby, separately.

With The Most Reverend Welby, on April 11, President Buhari discussed the herdsmen-farmers crisis, Nigeria’s security challenges explaining that the conflict was older than both of them.

He also said the situation was made was by the influx of gunmen, who were trained and by Muammar Gadaffi, from the Sahel region into different parts of the West African-sub region.

Five days later, the told British PM May that while are preoccupied with the forthcoming general elections, he is more concerned about the security of the people and the growth of the Nigerian economy.

https://www.channelstv.com/2018/04/21/breaking-president-buhari-returns-to-nigeria-from-london/?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=ChannelsTv&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television

welcome Mr.lazy president.

Let Mr. Buhari call his barbaric armed Fulani herdsmen militia to order and allow farmers to occupy their land for cultivation..
Least i forget sack all his service thief now, o sorry service chief now..