PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has assured that Nigeria had no regret fighting the scourge of apartheid in South Africa until a fully democratic system was established in the country.
Speaking while receiving the outgoing South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr Lulu Louis Mnguni, at the State House, Abuja on Friday, he recalled that Nigeria made lots of sacrifices during the years of apartheid to ensure that full rights were restored to all citizens, irrespective of the colour of their skin.
The President said Nigeria will continue to strengthen its historic and fraternal relationship with South Africa.
He congratulated Mnguni on the successful completion of his duty tour, saying that bilateral relations between Nigeria and South Africa will be improved, especially in a trade where both countries have areas of competitive advantage.
In his remarks, the outgoing envoy expressed gratitude to the Federal Government for all the support he received.
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He said the relationship between both countries had a long history of brotherliness and partnership in promoting the African cause, adding that he would return to South Africa with fond memories of Nigeria.
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