President Buhari Returns To Nigeria 

President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria after 16 days of official engagements in Europe and South Africa.

The President, who arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, yesterday departed from Durban in South Africa, where he had attended the 2nd Intra-African Trade Fair 2021.

Before the South Africa visit, he had participated in the Paris Peace Forum (PPF) in France initially as a guest of the French President, Emmanuel Macron.

President Buhari had been in Glasgow, Scotland, before the outing in France, where he participated in the 26th edition of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26).

He left Nigeria for Glasgow on Sunday, October 31, 2021. In all, the engagements kept the President out of the country for 16 days, having left on the last day of October.

President Buhari Returns To Nigeria 

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US Looks Forward’ To Response Of Nigerian Government

The United States has said it was looking forward to a response from the Lagos State Government after the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Inquiry submitted its final report.

The panel was commissioned by the state government to look into the events of October 2020, including the shootings at the Lekki Toll Gate, and review cases of police brutality.

The United States in a statement by the US Embassy in Lagos said it welcomes the conclusion of the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Inquiry with the transmission of its final report.

After receiving the report from Justice Okwuobi-led panel, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced the setting up a four-member committee to raise a White Paper on the report.

Speaking on Inspiration FM, All Out Politics, Lagos based lawyer, Barr Liborous Oshoma believes the report is an opportunity for government to reconcile with Nigerians.

He also said Governor Sanwo-Olu must find a means to appease to the families of the ENDSARS victims.

US Looks Forward’ To Response Of Nigerian Government

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General Lucky Irabor Insists Army Was Professional

The Chief of Defense Staff, General Lucky Irabor has faulted the procedure adopted in the release of a document said to be the report of the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry on police brutality.

The leaked report had indicted officers of the Nigerian Army for killing “unarmed helpless and defenseless protesters, without provocation or justification, while they were waving the Nigerian Flag and singing the National Anthem” at the Lekki Toll Gate on October 20, 2020.

The CDS however explained that he could not, at the moment, comment on the content of the document because he has not seen the official report.

General Irabor, who spoke after a courtesy visit to the Edo State Governor in Benin-City, maintained that the Nigerian armed forces are committed to their constitutional mandate and do not engage in ignoble acts.

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Chris Ngige Assures ASUU Strike Will Not Take Place

Minister of labour, Dr. Chris Ngige has said the strike threatened by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will not take place.

ASUU National President, Emmanuel Osodeke had said the industrial action became necessary due to the failure of the federal government to implement the memorandum of action it signed with the union upon which the last strike action was suspended.

Speaking on a monitored Programme, Ngige said funds are available for universities.

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