Tinubu arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on Monday at 4:30 p.m., in the company of his wife, Senator Oluremi. They were received by Vice-President-elect Kashim Shettima, other high-ranking members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and supporters who cheered the former Lagos State governor's return.
Tinubu's return comes ahead of the May 29 handover date when he is expected to be sworn in as Nigeria's next leader for the next four years. His campaign spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, had earlier announced Tinubu's imminent return.
During his time abroad, Tinubu reportedly spent time in France and the United Kingdom, resting and planning the transition program ahead of his inauguration. Although his departure without prior notice had caused speculation, Tinubu's media team eventually released a statement confirming that he had gone on vacation.
Tinubu's return has brought relief to his supporters who had been anxious about his whereabouts. As Nigeria prepares for a new administration, many will be watching Tinubu's actions closely, hoping that he will deliver on his campaign promises and lead the country towards progress and prosperity.
In conclusion, Bola Tinubu's return to Abuja after taking a well-deserved vacation abroad has put an end to speculations about his whereabouts. As Nigeria's President-elect, he has a challenging task ahead of him. However, with the support of his team and the people, he has the potential to lead Nigeria towards a brighter future.
