Goodluck Jonathan rolled up to the Presidential Villa in Abuja after getting yanked out of Guinea-Bissau when the military decided to stage a coup. Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga confirmed the ex-president linked up with Tinubu following his safe return. Jonathan had been over there leading a West African election-monitoring crew when soldiers seized power, and people started worrying about whether he was okay.
An Ivorian government plane flew him back, landing him at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, where supporters and officials met him. He'd gone to Guinea-Bissau heading up the West African Elders Forum Election Observation Mission for the presidential and legislative elections, but the military takeover cut his work short.
An Ivorian government plane flew him back, landing him at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, where supporters and officials met him. He'd gone to Guinea-Bissau heading up the West African Elders Forum Election Observation Mission for the presidential and legislative elections, but the military takeover cut his work short.
