By Dipo Olowookere Nigeria’s President, Mr Muhammadu Buhari, has arrived Washington DC, USA ahead of his working visit to the country.During the visit, Mr Buhari will meet with President Donald Trump and both leaders will discuss ways to boost relations between both countries.Business Post gathered that President Buhari arrived Washington DC on Sunday, April 29, 2018.On his arrival, Mr Buhari was received by the Nigerian Ambassador to USA, Mr Sylvanus Nsofor; Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State; Governor Simon Lalung of Plateau State; Chairman Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Monsurat Sunmonu; and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Geoffrey Onyeama.Also welcoming the President were Mr Aliko Dangote of Dangote Group and Mr Tope Shonubi of Sahara Energy.It was gathered that some Nigerians living in the United States were on ground to welcome the President to the country.
Buhari Arrives Washington DC ahead of Meeting with Trump
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