“In fact, some wealthy Nigerians don’t feel complete till they’ve had a home in the UK,” Mr Buhari said.
Catriona Laing expressed concern over a potentially adverse effect of the naira scarcity on logistics for deploying foreign election observers.
“What will be tragic for Nigeria…is if there is a repeat of the 2011 widespread post-election violence.”
“The UK remains absolutely in step with you as you continue your democratic journey.”
Inspector general of police Usman Alkali Baba, represented by AIG Aisha Abubakar, said special personnel training was ongoing.
“So, everyone of course wants this to end, but the UK position is clear. This has to end when Ukraine feels ready to end it.”
She said to overcome its current economic challenge, the UK was working harder to find new markets to reap from the benefits of Brexit.
The UK government says it’s in talks with the FG on the matter to avoid causing brain-drain.
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Catriona Laing, said the UK would monitor the elections closely.
The emir explained that some of the old artefacts went missing during the colonial rule in the kingdom.
