President MUHAMMADU BUHARI has said Nigerians who felt that they had another country outside Nigeria might choose to go.

He said he and others who did not have another country would rather stay back and salvage it together.

The President made this comment while receiving the All Progressives Congress governorship aspirants and members of the party from the three senatorial zones of Kwara State at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He also enjoined Nigerians to remain faithful and loyal to the country in all their dealings.

The National Chairman of the ruling party, ADAMS OSHIOMOLE who was part of the meeting said he remain committed to justice and fairness to all members across the country.

President MUHAMMADU BUHARI has said Nigerians who felt that they had another country outside Nigeria might choose to go.

He said he and others who did not have another country would rather stay back and salvage it together.

The President made this comment while receiving the All Progressives Congress governorship aspirants and members of the party from the three senatorial zones of Kwara State at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He also enjoined Nigerians to remain faithful and loyal to the country in all their dealings.

The National Chairman of the ruling party, ADAMS OSHIOMOLE who was part of the meeting said he remain committed to justice and fairness to all members across the country.

The Federal High Court has granted embattled former governor of Ekiti state, AYO FAYOSE, bail to the tune of 50 million Naira.

The former governor is on trial for money laundering and abuse of office.

Presiding judge, MORENIKEJI OLATOREGUN, granted the a few hours ago, adding that he must provide two sureties who must issue a 50 million Naira bond in a reputable bank, as well as possess three years’ tax clearance.

She also directed that the former governor must deposit his international passport with the court.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC had on Monday arraigned FAYOSE on 11 counts of alleged money laundering, amounting to 2.2 billion Naira.

The trial has now been adjourned till November 19.