The president and his wife, Oluremi, arrived at the Nnamdi
Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on Saturday evening.
Earlier in the morning, the presidential jet took off at
Galeao Air Force Base, Rio de Janeiro.
Tinubu departed Nigeria on November 17 to attend the summit
between November 18 and 19.
Tinubu’s participation at the summit was at the invitation
of President Lula Da Silva of Brazil.
At the summit, the president announced the commitment of
Nigeria to the global alliance against hunger and poverty, launched by the
Brazilian presidency of the G20.
He also had some bilateral meetings and saw to the signing
of a letter of intent for Nigeria’s partnership with three Brazilian companies
to facilitate the development of the country’s livestock sector.