President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria after his two-day state visit to Equatorial Guinea.
DG of International Atomic Energy Agency Mr Y. Amano and President Buhari during the meeting in Aso Rock. Photo: Femi Adesina.
The president was received Tuesday night, at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, by his senior assistants. The leader of the nation had left Abuja for Malabo to hold bilateral talks on regional security with President Nguema Mbasogo. On March 16, Wednesday, Buhari has received first giuests after returning to the country.
Director-General of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Yukiya Amano visited the president in Aso Rock presidential villa. Buhari’s frequent foreign trips have come under scrutiny and criticism as the country is facing many problems, from continual fuel shortages to terrorist attacks in the northeast.
The last deadly attack of the Boko Haram sect that occurred today, March 17 uring prayers at a mosque in the Umurari area of Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, killed at least 25 people. Pressident Buhari in a statement has condemned the suicide attack describing the Boko Haram as a mindless and godless group that in no way represents true Islam. Minister of Health Isaac Adewole, Minister of Works, Power & Housing Babatunde Fashola, DG of International Atomic Energy Agency Mr Y. Amano, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Minister of Labour and Employment Chris Ngige, Minister of Solid Minerals Kayode Fayemi and others in a group photo shortly after President Buhari received in audience Director-General of International Atomic Energy Agency in Statehouse. Photo: Femi Adesina.
DG of International Atomic Energy Agency Mr Y. Amano and President Buhari during the meeting in Aso Rock. Photo: Femi Adesina.
The president was received Tuesday night, at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, by his senior assistants. The leader of the nation had left Abuja for Malabo to hold bilateral talks on regional security with President Nguema Mbasogo. On March 16, Wednesday, Buhari has received first giuests after returning to the country.
Director-General of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Yukiya Amano visited the president in Aso Rock presidential villa. Buhari’s frequent foreign trips have come under scrutiny and criticism as the country is facing many problems, from continual fuel shortages to terrorist attacks in the northeast.
The last deadly attack of the Boko Haram sect that occurred today, March 17 uring prayers at a mosque in the Umurari area of Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, killed at least 25 people. Pressident Buhari in a statement has condemned the suicide attack describing the Boko Haram as a mindless and godless group that in no way represents true Islam. Minister of Health Isaac Adewole, Minister of Works, Power & Housing Babatunde Fashola, DG of International Atomic Energy Agency Mr Y. Amano, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Minister of Labour and Employment Chris Ngige, Minister of Solid Minerals Kayode Fayemi and others in a group photo shortly after President Buhari received in audience Director-General of International Atomic Energy Agency in Statehouse. Photo: Femi Adesina.
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