Mr Tinubu also tasked Muslim leaders to use the occasion to offer prayers for peace and prosperity.
Mr Ayoyinka said he worked with the WAP company about once a year and was paid N45,000 per episode.
Mr Oladejo urged Nigerians to view the visit within the broader context of nation-building and economic diplomacy.
Mr Sheriff also declared the lawmakers’ support for the governirship ambition of Senator Solomon Adeola, popularly known as Yayi.
“Nigerians cannot continue to mourn and live in fear, while Tinubu and his lackeys at the helm of affairs in the country live lavishly and ostentatiously,” said Mr Amaechi.
“I restate our endorsement of Mr President for re-election in the best interest of the South-West,” said the Osun governor.
The visit is expected to culminate in the signing of several agreements and memoranda of understanding between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
Mr Obi, in a statement on Tuesdday, described Nigeria as “a nation under siege.”
Mr Tinubu praised Mr Oyedele’s role in reviewing Nigeria’s tax system, describing his work as critical to modernising the country’s fiscal framework.
The actress said that despite criticisms of the ruling party, she remained committed to campaigning for Mr Tinubu and voting for him again.
