President Muhammadu Buhari,
who is currently in United Arab
Emirates (UAE) for World Future
Energy Summit, has met with
the Secretary-General of the
United Nations, Ban Ki Moon on
January 18.
President Buhari with Yousif
Alnowais Chairman and MD Arab
Development, Hussein Matar
Director/Business developer
Alnowais Investments and Wale
Tinubu, Group Chief Executive
Officer Oando Plc at the Emirates
Palace Abu Dhabi.
Buhari was speaking about the
progress Nigeria did in the war
against the deadly Boko Haram
group since his assumption of
office on May 29, 2015.
The Nigerian leader stated that in
cooperation with the
Multinational Joint Task Force, the
Nigerian Armed Forces have
wiped out the sect from the
country into “fall-back positions”.
He said: “They are currently not
holding any territory today as we
speak.”
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Buhari also told Ban Ki Moon that
Nigeria will continually pursue
world action to reverse the
drying up of Lake Chad and save
the lives of those who count on it
for living.
“With all due respect to our
neighbours, Nigeria has been
worst hit by the drying up of the
Lake Chad and we are hoping
that the global community will
support the process of halting
the drying up of the lake,” the
president added.
On his own part, the Secretary-
General praised Buhari for his
courage in fighting the
insurgency and corruption.
Ban Ki-Moon admitted that
Nigeria has made surprising
progress against terrorism since
President Buhari took the office,
while the president’s war against
corruption has encouraged
global confidence in the Nigerian
economy.
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He advised Buhari to integrate
the United Nations sustainable
development goals into Nigeria’s
economic and environmental
vision.
The Nigerian president is
accompanied by the ministers of
Power, Works and Housing,
Petroleum, Environment, Justice,
Trade and Investment, Finance
and Foreign Affairs, as well as the
National Security Adviser.
From the visit, Nigeria expects to
receive more support from the
UAE for its war against terrorism
and the recovery of Nigeria’s
stolen funds.
The president is set to return to
Abuja on Tuesday, January 19.https://www.naij.com/700402-weve-done-boko-haram-buhari-tells-world-community.html

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