8 Takeaways from President Muhammadu Buhari’s Visit to Turkey from 18- 22 October, 2017. #PMBinTurkey.

From 18- 22 October, 2017, President Muhammadu Buhari was in Turkey for a short State Visit where he met with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, in Ankara for bilateral discussions and also participated in the ninth D-8 Summit at the Lutfi Kirdar International Convention and Summit Centre in Istanbul, Turkey.

Here are 8 highlights of President Buhari’s visit to Turkey:
1. On Security, Nigeria and Turkey agreed to partner in fighting transnational crimes, including the smuggling of illicit arms and drugs.

2. On the humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s North- East, Nigeria and Turkey discussed the possibilities of collaboration in handling Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and refugees.

3. On Civil Aviation, Turkey made a case for a Turkish Company interested in bidding for the concession of the Abuja Airport. The delegation led by President Muhammadu Buhari informed the Turkish delegation that the airport concession process in Nigeria is ongoing and Turkish investors are welcome to participate. Turkey also made a request for increased air transportation slots for Turkish Airlines.

4. On Trade and Investment, Presidents Mohammadu Buhari and Recep Tayyip Erdogan individually outlined ways to increase the size of trade and investment between Nigeria and Turkey.

5. The Nigerian delegation brought home lessons from Turkey’s use of Build- Operate-Transfer (BOT) model for funding infrastructure.

6. On Education and Health Matters, the Nigerian delegation accepted an offer by the Turkish Government to support the Maarif Organization for Education to set up schools and hospitals in Nigeria.

7. On Defence, Nigeria and Turkey agreed to strengthen the defence and military cooperation initiated by them a few years ago. Recall that the Defence section in the Turkish Embassy, Abuja was established 2013 and the Nigeria’s Defence section in the Nigerian Embassy, Ankara in 2016.

8. On the sidelines of the D-8 Summit, President Muhammadu Buhari held a bilateral meeting with Pakistani PM Shahid Khakan Abbasi, in Istanbul and the two countries agreed to revamp the Nigeria-Pakistan Joint Commission. President Buhari also met with President Alpha Conde of Guinea.

for a moment I thought you were going to start listing different types of shish and doner kebabs

Sai Baba anyday anytime.

Mttcheeeew

What about on Barugate?

What about on Maina

I don't care

Who him EPP?

Propaganda everywhere,may the Zombies live be stagnant and run the way their master is running Nigeria

*AburoBuhari*

They didnt discus on how to bring Ozil to Kaduna United?

8 takeaways?

I rushed in here thinking that baba shared take away rice during his trip to "Turkey".

Same way his eat-ins and take aways were listed after his visit to China, London, West Germany , America and the lot.


What do we have to show for it?
Did I hear someone say RECESSION
2019
Where art Thou?

Buhari went to Turkey to lie again that BH has lost the steam to strike again and pronto they answered him with an attack the next day.

madridguy:
Sai Baba anyday anytime.

Lol..Nairaland Bmc zombie
Month go soon end.
Defend your master wela so u will receive your monthly stipend whereas hunger dey ravage your family members

Buhari or Jubrin from Sudan?

Buhari is a fraud.. we are sick and tired of his deceit.

na so turkey go do leave us for D8 enter D8.... wen we sef go leave ppu for D8?

So presidency done enter Nairaland

Ok

presidency:
8 Takeaways from President Muhammadu Buhari’s Visit to Turkey from 18- 22 October, 2017. #PMBinTurkey.

From 18- 22 October, 2017, President Muhammadu Buhari was in Turkey for a short State Visit where he met with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, in Ankara for bilateral discussions and also participated in the ninth D-8 Summit at the Lutfi Kirdar International Convention and Summit Centre in Istanbul, Turkey.

Here are 8 highlights of President Buhari’s visit to Turkey:
1. On Security, Nigeria and Turkey agreed to partner in fighting transnational crimes, including the smuggling of illicit arms and drugs.

2. On the humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s North- East, Nigeria and Turkey discussed the possibilities of collaboration in handling Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and refugees.

3. On Civil Aviation, Turkey made a case for a Turkish Company interested in bidding for the concession of the Abuja Airport. The delegation led by President Muhammadu Buhari informed the Turkish delegation that the airport concession process in Nigeria is ongoing and Turkish investors are welcome to participate. Turkey also made a request for increased air transportation slots for Turkish Airlines.

4. On Trade and Investment, Presidents Mohammadu Buhari and Recep Tayyip Erdogan individually outlined ways to increase the size of trade and investment between Nigeria and Turkey.

5. The Nigerian delegation brought home lessons from Turkey’s use of Build- Operate-Transfer (BOT) model for funding infrastructure.

6. On Education and Health Matters, the Nigerian delegation accepted an offer by the Turkish Government to support the Maarif Organization for Education to set up schools and hospitals in Nigeria.

7. On Defence, Nigeria and Turkey agreed to strengthen the defence and military cooperation initiated by them a few years ago. Recall that the Defence section in the Turkish Embassy, Abuja was established 2013 and the Nigeria’s Defence section in the Nigerian Embassy, Ankara in 2016.

8. On the sidelines of the D-8 Summit, President Muhammadu Buhari held a bilateral meeting with Pakistani PM Shahid Khakan Abbasi, in Istanbul and the two countries agreed to revamp the Nigeria-Pakistan Joint Commission. President Buhari also met with President Alpha Conde of Guinea.

Nigeria is inching faster to become am Islamic Caliphate.

The Okorochas, Wikes, Ugwuanyis, Umahis, Ikpeazus, Okowas, Dicksons, Ngiges, etc shall fly abroad with their kin when the real Jihad comes up.

That Turkey Conference is a meeting of selected Islamic countries.

Nigeria is not an Islamic country, it is nearly equally divided between Christians and Muslims. Any Nigerian leader associating the hole country with Islam is a trouble shooter.

Ok, i siddon dey look

CAN BUHARI WRITE ALL THESE?

What did we gain from his visits to at least 20 other countries?

Kai, what kind of elementary mistake did I make?

I was FTC but did not put FTC on my comment as I did not believe Lalasticlala will promote this to front page
I should make a point to always put FTC on my FTC posts.

kikake:


Nigeria is inching faster to become am Islamic Caliphate.

The Okorochas, Wikes, Ugwuanyis, Umahis, Ikpeazus, Okowas Dicksons, Ngiges, etc shall fly abroad with their kin when the real Jihad comes up.

This is not about Jihad. So is it wrong talking to a mostly muslim nation? He should talk only to christian leaders right?

Spylord48:
8 takeaways?

I rushed in here thinking that baba shared take away rice during his trip to "Turkey".

ode

I run come here thinking better dey,Visa free movement for citizen's of both countries wasn't even discussed.

I

Okk

We haven't seen the effects of other takeaways they are bringing in another takeaway, this govt should rest with their propaganda, nobody is buying it again, rather than do tangible things for Nigerians, they are creating accounts to come and lie here

Sign Peace Corp bill Mr President

Nigeria is harbouring hundreds of persons declared wanted by the Turkish government under claims of political asylum. Ankara under Erdogan means Nigeria no good as long as they remain here. Buhari's trip will yield no fruits. Nigeria Customs Service should be on high alert cos the gun smuggling might just increase now but covertly.

Ok

Number 3 will be regretted if activated.

kikake:


Nigeria is inching faster to become am Islamic Caliphate.

The Okorochas, Wikes, Ugwuanyis, Umahis, Ikpeazus, Okowas, Dicksons, Ngiges, etc shall fly abroad with their kin when the real Jihad comes up.

That Turkey Conference is a meeting of selected Islamic countries.

Nigeria is not an Islamic country, it is nearly equally divided between Christians and Muslims. Any Nigerian leader associating the hole country with Islam is a trouble shooter.

Bros, abeg make an effort to develop common sense, cos it is actually "common" and achievable if only you try.