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President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived Dakar, Senegal, ahead of the 3rd Dakar International Forum on Peace and Security in Africa on Monday, December 5, 2016.

President Buhari has been welcomed by President Macky Sall of Senegal and other top rancking officials upon his arrival.


The president will attend the peace forum which is convened by the president of Senegal with support from the African Union.

President Buhari along with African leaders and representatives of regional and international organisations will discuss security-related challenges on the continent.

He is also scheduled to participate in the Panel of Heads of State on Tuesday, December 6. The president is expected to be back home in Abuja on December 6-7.

Earlier today, the president has met his Liberian counterpart, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who briefed the Nigerian president one sub-regional security challenges ahead of the 3rd Dakar International Forum on Peace add Security in Africa.

Source http://tunexclusive.com
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Travelling leaving national issues. I dnt want to vote for dos old tramp again, we need d youth wu re redi to mke tins happen

who called him dere nau.... ooooh God.....dis man shuld do nd cum nd be going joor

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talk well Oga presidoo

e dey commot stone wey dey person eye...meanwhile the one wey dey him eye...him never commot am finish oo....confused creature

I thought the said charity begins @ home...

Buhari waka waka globetrotting dullard... TUFIAKWA

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the tourist is at it again doing. What he knows best

A.J.A.LA

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Travelling leaving national issues. I dnt want to vote for dos old tramp again, we need d youth wu re redi to mke tins happen

Abeg good leadership no be by age. I can remember Yahaya Bello of Kogi State is still a youth, Seriaki Dickson of Bayelsa State is still a youth. But as you can see, both of them have failed (in) their respective States. Why ain't they making things happen?

Ajala

Lolz giant of Africa trying to secure her continent