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Pics From President Buhari’s Visit To The Republic Of Chad

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President Buhari went to Chad today where he met with President Idris Deby to proceed with his respective chats on the most proficient method to end Boko Haram exercises in the West African area.

As indicated by a communiqué issued toward the end of President Buhari’s one-day official visit to Chad, both pioneers concurred on the need to rapidly make the Multi-National Joint Task Force completely operational to successfully battle terrorism in North-East Nigeria and “all around” that Boko Haram operates.

Both leaders approached the international community to give the Lake Chad Basin Commission and neighboring nations with all fundamental backing to battle terrorism and insurgency.

“Both heads of state agreed that the war on Boko Haram should be supported by emergency development initiatives in areas affected by this insurgency group.This will help to overcome the harmful effects faced by local populations,” the communiqué said.
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