WHAT BUHARI PLANS TO TELL RAMAPHOSA OVER NIGERIANS STILL LIVING IN SOUTH AFRICA
President Muhammadu Buhari has scheduled a three-day State Visit to South Africa, in order to discuss the safety of Nigerians still living in that country with its President, Cyril Ramaphosa.
The visit is aimed at coming against the background of recent xenophobic attacks, the evacuation of hundreds of Nigerians, and the exchange of visits by Special Envoys of presidents Buhari and Cyril Ramaphosa.
Buhari is expected to visit the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria and the Nigerian Consulate General in Johannesburg, while in the country, He is also expected to visit Ramaphosa for a meeting during which issues of mutual benefit to both countries would be discussed.
The visit will provide however an opportunity for both presidents to strengthen and deepen political, economic and social relations between both countries.
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