President Muhammadu Buhari says officials of past

President Muhammadu Buhari

says officials of past

administrations including

ministers are entitled to their

full rights and privileges

under the constitution, and

must not be subjected to any

undue harassment and

intimidation at the airports or

at other points of entry and

exit.

“We have not banned anyone

from travelling,” Mr. Buhari

said in a statement Saturday.

Responding to some cases of

“V.I.P stoppages” at the

airports as reported to him on

Saturday, President Buhari

directed all agencies under the

government to run their

affairs in full compliance with

extant rules, regulations and

the constitution of the

country.

“Unless otherwise directed by

the courts, no law-abiding

citizens should be barred from

travelling abroad,” he said.

“We must treat fellow citizens

with courtesy and respect.

Officials at the borders and

other points of entry and exit

should conduct their affairs in

strict compliance with due

process. No one has my

permission to bar anyone

from travelling abroad,” the

president said.

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