₦airaland Forum

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari will today, begin a
three-day official visit to France on the invitation of
President Francois Hollande.
The Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the
President, Mr Femi Adesina in a statement said that
President Buhari will meet with Hollande at the Elysee
Palace, Paris. Buhari will also hold talks with other
senior French Government officials. The meetings,
according to Adesina, will focus on further
strengthening and consolidation of ongoing bilateral
cooperation between Nigeria and France in the areas
of defence, security, trade and investments.
President Buhari and his team will also confer with
the French Minister of Defence, Mr. Jean-Yves Le
Drian, his Finance and Public Accounts counterpart,
Mr. Michel Sapin. Also scheduled for the talks are
Minister of Economy and Industry, Mr. Emmanuel
Macron and his Foreign Affairs and International
Development counterpart, Mr. Laurent Fabius.

source.

sunnewsonline.com/new/buhari-off-to-france-meets-hollande-on-security-trade-investment/

The Daura genius, go and come in peace. May the good God be with you always

So the almighty USA couldn't offer him all the consolidation he needed?


He said, with America, Nigeria will go a great length to achieve everything to better this country! And now, It's France.


Why can't this old general, sit back and use his brain to lead this country.

He should've taken much time on his appointment of his. Special advisers, than his ministers. Coz his advisers aren't doing anything other than to mislead the masses with false publicity.

Enjoy the jamboree PA buhari, afterall that's what you've been doing since you were inaugurated apart from silly probes.

Why is dis man embarrassing us like dis. Which mad investors will listen to him and want to come to Nigeria to get their money trapped after JP Morgan have given bad signals that Nigeria is not safe for business. Is like buhari thinks JP Morgan is a name of a cyber cafe in America

Travel! Travel!

disloman:
bros y get sense pass meou

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