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The President of Brazil; Dilma Rousseff today paid a state visit to Nigeria at the invitation of President Goodluck Jonathan.

The two presidents held talks on promoting and strengthening the bilateral relations between Nigeria and Brazil and provided strategic guidance and direction at the bilateral talks to further enhance their ties and friendship.

The two presidents also discussed regional and international issues of mutual interest and reached common understanding.

Highlight of the visit was the signing of a MoU establishing a mechanism for strategic dialogue that will set up a bi-national commission to fashion out the areas the two countries will be impacting on each other.

The areas to be covered in the MoU include agriculture and food security, petroleum, power, biofuel, trade and investment, mining, education, infrastructure, finance and culture.

At the forecourt of the presidential villa, President Dima Rouseff was accorded full reception as she took time to inspect the guards; both presidents were introduced to cabinet ministers on both sides before they all headed into the president’s office for bilateral talks that lasted for about two hours.

President Jonathan observed that the two countries share a lot in common hence the need to continue to collaborate as both countries can use the sectors to leverage on their economies as well as create jobs for Nigeria and Brazilian men and women..

The Brazilian president on her part said that Brazil will welcome Nigeria with open hands especially as the World Cup approaches. She said she is interested in ensuring that both countries are well positioned in the international scene.

Both presidents called for urgent reform of the United Nations Security Council to make it more democratic and reflective of the changes in the international architecture.

source: http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/02/23/jonathan-hosts-president-dilma-rousseff/

First 2 comment.dancing Alingo with ijaw hat
@ topic,looting opportunity for them.wonder how many billions of naira was used in hosting the female presido.patiently waiting for the committee involved to tell us

make dem arrange how we go win World cup join d nations cup

Abeg help me teach jonathan on how to eradicate poverty and develop our economy. Dat jonah guy is clueless

All these bilateral talks...does it also involve influencing our Calabar Carnival to be all nudity and lewd like the Brazilian Carnival?

Nigeria needs to increase trade with Brazil and decrease trade with suckers

It´s all about support for the world cup and our oil .

Abeg make Goodluck use this opportunity gist d man nd giv the man money nd talk hw we go take win the world cup

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2nd 2 comment, hehehehehehehe, dancng atigha wth my head, by d way she s wlcme.

Abeg make Goodluck use this opportunity gist d woman nd giv the man money nd talk hw we go take win the world cup

If only she can teach us how we can convert our dust bins into electricity.

make them reduce price of brazi...........

BRAZIL NUT

She came to plead on behalf of bald brazilian ladies. Yes?

Dey shldnt thief her hair oo

Intresting..,welcome Mrs.President.

trigar12: Abeg help me teach jonathan on how to eradicate poverty and develop our economy. Dat jonah guy is clueless

no be ur mate be local govt chgairmam

Pls GEJ shld tell him to consider their hair, i mean 'Brazilian hair' its too costly for average guys to buy it for their gf..

Concerning Futbal, we wont compromise anything on our our world cup, which am sure wer winning nxt year...

trigar12: Abeg help me teach jonathan on how to eradicate poverty and develop our economy. Dat jonah guy is clueless

you are a prolific fool, your ignorant prevents you from knowing that brazil has as many poor or even more poor people than nigeria. So who will teach who? Rather than you to encourage this partnership, you vomit rubbish from your mouth.

So what should i do about Dilma Rousseff visiting Nigeria?

Symphony007: you are a prolific idiot, you ignorant prevents you from knowing that brazil has as many poor or even more poor people than nigeria. So who will teach who? Rather than you to encourage this partnership, you vomit rubbish from your mouth.

I dont get you?Brazil as lifted more people out of poverty.It as world class companies around the world.

Imanuelle: She came to plead on behalf of bald brazilian ladies. Yes?

Yes oooooo!

guvnor83: 2nd 2 comment, hehehehehehehe, dancng atigha wth my head, by d way she s wlcme.

See wetin Chinese phone don do you. Next time make u buy beta phone so you can land second and dance alanta...

Hope he bought bread for us?? "Though visit us shall eat'th cassava bread with us"

Hope she did not bring along with her 2013 brazilian hair.....I know 93.68% of nigerian girls are dancing alingo n etigi now... As for me sha I go make sure say my sisters nor see this news today cos I nor get 100k for human hair

Rouseff Dilma - Prettiest Female president

ikwere militant: no be ur mate be local govt chgairmam

LG Chairman too big 4that boi.
From the thing he says, it's obvious, he can't even be a class prefect.
No leadership acumen portrayed in his comment!

All for trades and issues that are only in Brazil's favour.

Omerian Consult: All for trades and issues that are only in Brazil's favour.

So U think.
Better still, that's your best understanding of the term 'bilateral agreement'

Ladies! Hide ur weavons cos she wants them back.