From Bello Wakili (Abuja)

President Muhammadu Buhari has left Paris for Abuja after a 4-day working visit in France.

The President is expected to arrive Abuja on Thursday evening.

While in Paris, President Buhari met with President Macron and discussed bilateral issues, from which France pledged to assist Nigeria to overcome her lingering security nightmare.

The President also participated in a summit on Financing African Economies battered by the effects of COVID-19, where he sought for fairness in trade and concessional loans.

The President met with various chief executives and assured them that their investment were secured in Nigeria.

He equally struck a bilateral deal with Ethiopia in the area of agriculture, trade, and security.

President also met with selected members of the Nigerian community in France, and assured them of his administration’s efforts at putting things right in Nigeria.

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