President Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned to Nigeria on Tuesday after a four-week working vacation in Europe. The president, who left the country on August 30, departed from Paris and is expected to arrive at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos in the evening. His return was marked by heightened security measures and roadblocks in both Abuja and Lagos, leading to delays for travelers and road users. Military and police personnel took control of key routes leading to the airports. Tinubu’s visit includes attending the premiere of a film honoring MKO Abiola in Lagos on October 1 and holding strategic meetings with political leaders ahead of upcoming events. The situation at the airport remains under close monitoring as authorities work to manage the flow of traffic and ensure security.