The attack occurred on Tuesday.
The Nigerian leader addressed the Portuguese parliament on Thursday.
HEDA urged the Commission to stand tall over the allegations of corruption, maladministration and incompetence levelled against Tanko recently by his brother Justices of the Supreme Court.
The president said the award of GCON was for Mr Tanko’s “contributions to Nigeria’s Judiciary, the strengthening of our democracy and national development.”
The presidential candidate did not say why he left Paris on Monday morning or when he would be returning to the country.
The group said it would be adopting a ‘MAIN’ model to meet its goals and objectives.
Peoples Gazette had obtained and published an internal memo detailing the complaints of associate justices to the Chief Justice of the Federation.
“Council categorically states that online medical training done in any part of the world is short of acceptable standards and is not recognised by the MDCN.”
“It was also recognised that the company provided inconsistent information to the Insolvency Service and Charity Commission, and failed to deliver up adequate accounting records.”
The police said additional investigations are underway to establish what happened.
