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jackcanfield:
SGF pikin ...

Abdul05:
you are welcome .... I am feeling you in this forum..Wella

I pray God crown ur effort...

Abdul05:

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Totilopussylick:
This time e go shock una like a electric shock .


Obi till 2027.

Coolsperm:
no problem, Tinubu is not the best for Nigeria

OscarJaden:
cry me a rivers of tears....


PO is our next president and there is not u can do

akmath:
I first see certificate Prime Minister. I think say they want go forge certificate for Tinubu.

President Muhammadu Buhari meets with Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa and Signs some MOU in Lisbon on 1st July 2022

President Buhari alongside Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa witness signing of MOU between Nigeria and Portugal by Minister of Foreign Affairs Geoffrey Onyeama and Portuguese Minister of Foriegn Affairs Joao Gomez Cravinho during the President's meeting with the Prime Minister on 1st July 2022.

President Buhari alongside Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa witness signing of MOU between Nigeria and Portugal by Minister of Youth and Sports Sunday Dare and Portuguese Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Ana Catarina Mendes during the President's meeting with the Prime Minister on 1st July 2022. With them are Minister of Communications Isa Pantami, Ambassador of Nigeria to Portugal Amb. Alex Kefas and Minister of Foreign Affairs Geoffrey Onyeama

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

MREGIONAL SECURITY: PRESIDENT BUHARI THANKS PORTUGAL FOR SUPPORT

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday night expressed appreciation to Portugal for the deployment of weapons and training of military personnel in ensuring peace in the sub-region.

Speaking at a State Dinner in National Palace Ajuda, Lisbon, the Portuguese capital, the President commended President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa for deploying troops for peacekeeping in the Central African Republic, monitoring political developments and providing assistance to some countries in Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, Cape Verde and Mozambique.

President Buhari said at the dinner attended by the President of the Portuguese National Assembly, Augusto Santos Silva, and Prime Minister Antonio Costa that the Nigerian Government has made it a priority to tackle the issue of insecurity in Nigeria, the ECOWAS, and the Sahel.

He added that this would not have been successful without our regional as well as global partners.

‘‘The Boko Haram insurgency in the North-eastern part of Nigeria is being tackled through the efforts of government, as well as the Multinational Joint Task Force (MJTF) of member countries,’’ he said.

President Buhari expressed optimism that his State Visit would further strengthen the goodwill and collaboration between the two countries.

He noted that the establishment of a Joint Commission, which is one of the main priorities of the visit, would further promote the full realisation of the objectives of bilateral relations, achieving concrete, specific and viable projects and programmes for the benefit of citizens of the two countries.

‘‘Today, Portugal imports about 60 percent of its gas from Nigeria which makes it our second-largest market in Europe.

‘‘There is still more that can be achieved between the two countries, especially with the current Russia-Ukraine war which has disrupted steady gas supplies to Europe.

‘‘Furthermore, Nigeria wants to see trade diversified to non-oil products such as agriculture, power projects, renewable energy and pharmaceuticals where a lot could be achieved,’’ he said.

The President emphasized the need to revive the Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) and finalize all pending bilateral agreements so as to boost economic activities and movement of people between the two countries.

President Buhari described Nigeria as one of the most attractive destinations for investment in Africa, adding that his Government is prioritizing building a business-friendly environment.

‘‘Nigeria is part of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) - the largest free trade area in the world. With a population of over 200 million mainly young men and women, Nigeria is a natural and attractive hub for foreign investment and one-stop market access to over 50 countries.’’

The Nigerian leader welcomed the Business Forum organized during the visit and the signing of many Memoranda of Understanding between the two countries' investment promotion agencies and chambers of commerce.

He described the signing of the agreements ‘‘as excellent foundations for increased bilateral trade.’’

President Buhari also commended his Portuguese counterpart for extending his country’s engagement with Africa and African issues beyond Lusophone countries.

‘‘In that context, I wish to remind us that in addition to giving our former capital, Lagos, its name, the Portuguese were the first Europeans to arrive in what later became Nigeria, even before the British.

‘‘During that time, the Benin Kingdom had diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Portugal. The bodyguards of the Oba of Benin were sent from Portugal.

‘‘Today, there are streets in some states in Nigeria that still bear Portuguese names. This shows a strong bond that has endured a long time between our two countries,’’ President Buhari said.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
July 1, 2022

VoteTinubu2023:
MC Oluomo should come out and disassociate himself with that Twitter account. There is no Fulani empire anywhere to be feared. The Fulani people are a very important, productive and significant ethnic group in the Nigeria project and their interests will be entirely protected under Tinubu's Presidency.

Tinubu has no sinister intention towards the Fulani people. Tinubu has equal amount of love for every Nigerian regardless of age, tribe and gender.


Vote Tinubu 2023. Vote APC.

President Muhammadu Buhari meets with Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and receives Portugese National Honour in Lisbon on 30th June 2022

President Buhari alongside Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa with Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Alhaji Lai Mohammed and other members of the delegation shortly shortly before receiving the Portuguese National Honour in Lisbon on 30th June 2022

President Buhari with Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa as he received the Portuguese National Honour in Lisbon on 30th June 2022

President Buhari and his delegation in a meeting with Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and his delegation in Lisbon on 30th June 2022

IN PORTUGAL, PRESIDENT BUHARI REITERATES COMMITMENT TO PEACEFUL, CREDIBLE ELECTIONS IN 2023

President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday night in Lisbon, Portugal gave assurances of a free hand to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, reiterating the commitment of his administration to ensure that the Commission (INEC) delivers peaceful, transparent, free, fair and credible elections next year.

Speaking at a meeting with representatives of Nigerians living in Portugal, the President said with the conclusion of the primaries of the political parties, all eyes are now on the 2023 elections in Nigeria.

‘‘We also look forward to a smooth transition to the next government. As I have said before, our Administration will not compromise on doing the right things and the welfare of Nigerians, home and abroad,’’ the President said.

Citing the last gubernatorial elections in Anambra and Ekiti State, the President noted that this administration has proven consistently its zero tolerance for interference in elections and insistence that Nigerians should be allowed to vote for the party and candidate of their choice.

The President also used the occasion to caution against the use of social media to insult and incite from a safe and anonymous distance, urging the Diaspora to always promote Nigeria’s unity.

‘‘The world is a global village and technology has shrunk the world even more. Although you reside beyond Nigeria's boundaries you can engage easily with the country. In fact, we see the impact of that engagement clearly on social media.

‘‘This platform has empowered Nigerians in the diaspora and given you great influence. As we have seen, however, social media can be a force for good as well as a force for evil.

‘‘Many countries, including our own have had to take strong measures against some social media platforms to curb their excesses and prevent them from destabilizing our societies.

‘‘I, therefore, call upon you to use social media responsibly. We all want the best for our country and people, so let us strive to build, unite and prosper our nation and people and not to insult and incite from a safe and anonymous distance.’’

President Buhari expressed delight in the successful involvement of Diaspora in various fields such as agriculture, health care, education, ICT, and the food industry in Nigeria.

He noted that many countries, including Nigeria, have shown that their diaspora can be a veritable engine for growth and development.

Acknowledging the huge contribution the Diaspora have made to Nigeria's economy, the President said:

‘‘In every field of human endeavour, be it the creative industries, sports, health, academia, Nigerians in the diaspora have thrived and leveraged on their skills to raise our country’s profile higher, economically, socially, technologically and culturally.

‘‘It is for these reasons that this Government established the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) to facilitate and support your engagement with our country for a win-win outcome in our effort to keep Nigerians united at home and abroad.

‘‘You must continue to be our ambassadors-at-large in your comportment, actions and character.

‘‘You must excel and be the best in all your endeavours. While here, you must also not forget home as you are the example we want to project to the rest of the world.’’

The Nigerian leader assured the meeting coordinated by Chairman NIDCOM, Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa that the Federal Government would continue to do everything possible to catalyse development in various fields of the economy.

He also encouraged them to key into the programmes of NiDCOM, so as to contribute to initiatives such as the Nigerian Diaspora Investment Trust Fund.

Nigerian Ambassador to Portugal, Alex Enan Kefas, told President Buhari that records indicate that there are some 3,000 Nigerians living in the country, who are generally well behaved and living peacefully among themselves and the host authorities.

The Ambassador informed the President of the recent arrest and detention of about thirteen Nigerians for alleged offences of money laundering and cybercrime.

He explained that the Embassy conducted a consular visit to the prison which revealed that the arrests were ‘‘disproportionate and unjust’’ as many of them were innocent of the allegations.

He said the Mission is trying its best to ensure the release of the innocent to enable them to reunite with their families.

At the meeting with the Diaspora, a Nigerian professional footballer, Saviour Godwin, who plays for Portuguese side Casa Pia, presented a jersey to President Buhari.

Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 30, 2022

Blaqroman0000:
See person wey students dey wait for to come settle ASUU

President Muhammadu Buhari meets with Select Nigerians in Portugal on 29th June 2022

President Buhari receives a presentation from a Nigerian Professional footballer based in Lisbon Saviour Godwin and Chima Akas and their agent Adelaja Abraham. With them is CEO Diaspora Commission Abike Dabiri, Ambassador of Nigeria to Portugal Amb. Alex Kefas and Minister of Youth and Sports Sunday Dare during a meeting with Select Nigerians in Portugal on 29th June 2022

President Buhari with L-R: Minister of Foreign Affairs Geoffrey Onyeama, Francisca Agunloye and her children (Michelle, Fransisca, and Annabelle), CEO Diaspora Commission Abike Dabiri, and Ambassador of Nigeria to Portugal Amb. Alex Kefas as he meets with Select Nigerians in Portugal on 29th June 2022

realstars:
I know he will run away from the country again so soon.

LeoDeKing:
The president is in Lisbon, Portugal, on a State Visit and participation at UN Ocean Conference.

At the same time, Justice Binta Nyako has returned one animal to its cage inside the zoo to continue eating the watery beans till Nov.

I'm still finding it very amusing how some illiterates threatened to attack the president of a country in another country. Meanwhile, these are just bunch of illiterates living in another country and some without relevant documents.

May be they thought a president is the chairman of palm wine tappers association.

shaibu123:
We have a traveller called president that careless about the hardship faced by the citizens.
On average, Buhari have spent half of his 8 years in office traveling round the world.

ojun50:
Please he should just stay there for one plus.

Na Every week he dey travel now