The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, General Muhammadu Buhari, has returned from the United Kingdom.
Buhari returned on Friday morning through the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja into the waiting arms of a large number of the leadership of the APC, followers and media men.
He arrived aboard a British Airways flight.
Buhari, who did not speak in details with newsmen, said the trip out of the country was a beneficial one.
He acknowledged his appearance at Chatham House in London was a morale booster, but denied that he left the country because the PDP was having a upper hand in the countdown to the presidential election.
He said: “Don’t forget that we were a number of opposition parties that came together to form the APC, so no one man is the party.
“This party belongs to all the parties that came together.”
Buhari said there was no division in the APC as the elections approach.
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