President Muhammadu Buhari has thanked Nigerians for their good wishes during his medical trip to London, adding that the check-up “went well”.
The President, who stated this in a chat with journalists shortly after he returned to the country from the United Kingdom, added that he followed due process in the appointment of the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Usman Baba.
The President said: “Let me start by saying that my trip to the UK went very well, after your good wishes.
“On the appointment of the Acting Inspector-General of Police, we went through the system, there was a committee by the Minister of Police Affairs.
“They gave me some names and he happened to be the one chosen. He knows his job, he has been in it for a long time, he went through all the trainings, he has the necessary experience. So, we have a high expectation from him.
“For the service chiefs, oh yes, I think they have been in the system all the way. They know what is wrong, they know what is right and I think they are doing their best. I hope their best will be good enough for Nigeria.”
Buhari appointed the acting IGP on April 6.
Usman replaced Mohammed Adamu who had since retired from service.
