myettiallah:
Iran, Bangladesh, Jordan,

These are average countries that visit Nigeria these days
I remember when the US of A presidents like Clinton and Bush even The Queen visited Nigeria..
Indeed, Nigeria has gone backward

What are you saying?

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, Prime Minister Theresa May of the UK and French Emmanuel Macron were in Nigeria only few months ago.

Must you come to a public forum to display how uninformed and ignorant you are?

Austindark:
Stronger ties to what end exactly

To be sending us their high breeding female species I guess.

And lai Mohammed will still add this to their achievements in 3 years of futility.

To teach our police more about corruption

According international rating agencies, Bangladesh police is the most corrupt in the world

So our police na learners where dem dey

All these terrorist nations ���!

sykeng:
which country is Bangladesh, mtcheeeewwe.

Some people are just pains for the progress achieved by this administration just out of hatred why?

Bangladesh??

One of the poorest countries in the world is streghtening bond with us?

And this is supposed to be good news

We are losing it under this old kangaroo

myettiallah:
Iran, Bangladesh, Jordan,

These are average countries that visit Nigeria these days
I remember when the US of A presidents like Clinton and Bush even The Queen visited Nigeria..
Indeed, Nigeria has gone backward

Doesn't those countries you mentioned have one thing in common?
They're pure supporters of mayhem and wherever insurgency and terrorism thrieves you will see them in high tables over there, they went to pay homage to there partner.

10Ebisco:
The newly appointed High Commissioner of the Peoples’ Republic of Bangladesh, E.M.D. Shameem Ahsan has commended Nigeria’s growing relations with his country , assuring that he will support efforts for a deeper and richer relationship. The Envoy gave the assurance Thursday, when he visited President Muhammadu Buhari to submit copies of his credentials along side two other Ambassadors at the presidential villa, in Abuja. The High Commissioner who extended an Executive Visit invitation to President Buhari that will be reciprocated by his Prime Minister said, his country’s population of 160 million people had largely remained “self-sufficient’’ in feeding, adding that the experience on self-reliance on agriculture can be shared with Nigeria.The High Commissioner mentioned the visit of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Nigeria in 2010 at D-8 Summit. Mr. Ahsan drew the attention of the President about opening a resident Nigerian Mission in Dhaka which remains under its consideration. High Commissioner Ahsan thanked the Nigerian government for its constructive role on Rohingya issue especially at the UN.

Ahsan briefed President Buhari about the tremendous successes achieved at home and abroad under the dynamic leadership of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. President Muhammadu Buhari who warmly welcomed and congratulated the new High Commissioner of Bangladesh assured of an all-out support during his tour of duty. Mr. President who was thrilled by Bangladesh success story highly appreciated the generosity of the Hon’ble Prime Minister in hosting 1.1 million forcefully displaced Myanmar nationals. The President felt encouraged to learn that Bangladesh, despite its small geographic size and with a population of 160 million people, is already self-sufficient in food production. Both governments noted that there are huge potentials to expand bilateral relations between the two friendly countries and underlined exchange of high level visits. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama and Mrs. Pandora Chowdhury, wife of the High Commissioner were also present during the meeting. A career diplomat, Mr. Ahsan served as the Consul General of Bangladesh in New York before his first Ambassadorial assignment in Nigeria. Earlier, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission at Bangladesh Embassy in Washington DC and at Bangladesh Missions in Rome, Nairobi, Doha and Kuwait in various capacities. He also served as Director General (External Publicity) and (Europe) and held important positions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka. Mr. Ahsan has written two books on diplomacy & international relations and contributed a good number of articles on various issues at home & abroad.

https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/bangladesh-envoy-visits-pmb-promises.html

Since Buhari come, na funny funny names i dey hear dey visit. Trumo wife passed our corridor without dropping by to say hello. Nepal would soon follow

Musisco01:


Some people are just pains for the progress achieved by this administration just out of hatred why?

Don't be daft, when buhari travelled to almost 146 countries wasting tax payers money, you were praising him that he is improving the ties between Nigeria and those countries he visited, till now what have those visits brought to Nigeria and Nigerians, the fact is that buhari is not productive.

two champions of corruption making good friends to extend their corrupt practices.

10Ebisco:
The newly appointed High Commissioner of the Peoples’ Republic of Bangladesh, E.M.D. Shameem Ahsan has commended Nigeria’s growing relations with his country , assuring that he will support efforts for a deeper and richer relationship. The Envoy gave the assurance Thursday, when he visited President Muhammadu Buhari to submit copies of his credentials along side two other Ambassadors at the presidential villa, in Abuja. The High Commissioner who extended an Executive Visit invitation to President Buhari that will be reciprocated by his Prime Minister said, his country’s population of 160 million people had largely remained “self-sufficient’’ in feeding, adding that the experience on self-reliance on agriculture can be shared with Nigeria.The High Commissioner mentioned the visit of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Nigeria in 2010 at D-8 Summit. Mr. Ahsan drew the attention of the President about opening a resident Nigerian Mission in Dhaka which remains under its consideration. High Commissioner Ahsan thanked the Nigerian government for its constructive role on Rohingya issue especially at the UN.

Ahsan briefed President Buhari about the tremendous successes achieved at home and abroad under the dynamic leadership of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. President Muhammadu Buhari who warmly welcomed and congratulated the new High Commissioner of Bangladesh assured of an all-out support during his tour of duty. Mr. President who was thrilled by Bangladesh success story highly appreciated the generosity of the Hon’ble Prime Minister in hosting 1.1 million forcefully displaced Myanmar nationals. The President felt encouraged to learn that Bangladesh, despite its small geographic size and with a population of 160 million people, is already self-sufficient in food production. Both governments noted that there are huge potentials to expand bilateral relations between the two friendly countries and underlined exchange of high level visits. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama and Mrs. Pandora Chowdhury, wife of the High Commissioner were also present during the meeting. A career diplomat, Mr. Ahsan served as the Consul General of Bangladesh in New York before his first Ambassadorial assignment in Nigeria. Earlier, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission at Bangladesh Embassy in Washington DC and at Bangladesh Missions in Rome, Nairobi, Doha and Kuwait in various capacities. He also served as Director General (External Publicity) and (Europe) and held important positions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dhaka. Mr. Ahsan has written two books on diplomacy & international relations and contributed a good number of articles on various issues at home & abroad.

https://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/10/bangladesh-envoy-visits-pmb-promises.html

Nigeria leaders from the north are never always ambitious.

They keep dragging us behind by their GO SLOW TYPE OF LEADERSHIP.

Instead of this Nigeria leadership from taking us to join the leagues of rocket science countries they prefer to fraternise with BATHROOM SLEEPERS countries such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India, Morocco, Iran etc

If Nigeria want make headway we should draw closer to China, South Korea, Singapore, Japan, United States, EU countries etc

Ex-President Shehu Aliyu Shagari, Late President Musa Yar' adua down to President Muhammadu Buhari were sluggish of which they carried out administrative duties which was too slow for the progress of Nigeria.

The current President Muhammadu Buhari is not fast with policy decisions.

Imagine it took him 8 months to swear him his cabinet.

Smile4daddy:

Help us or help you fight ur poverty?

Since you cannot survive on your own strength.

Lazy youth blaming their hard working president to be responsible for their miserable life.

you are sick in the head. I'm not poor but that doesn't mean we should not consider the plight of the poor. Miserable zombie.

hehe, shame dey catch me, wetin Bangali wan do for Buhari, person nerver wipe him ynash wan come help another person.