He said the government is working to eliminate bandits and terrorists across the country.
While challenges remain, many communities and highways are becoming safer and more economically active,” Mr Tinubu claimed.
Mr Onanuga said in a statement on Tuesday that Mr Tinubu will first visit Johannesburg, South Africa, before proceeding to Angola.
The FG has repeatedly denied that terrorists are targeting Christians in Nigeria.
“Nigeria is responsible for grave and systematic violations of women’s and girls’ rights amid multiple mass abductions,” the UN report said.
Mrs Tinubu said the younger ones, if well educated, would be able to fit into society and inherit the good legacies the older ones are leaving behind.
