President Bola Tinubu and the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau have discussed deepening investments in Nigeria in the sub-sector of Agro-processing.
The two leaders also discussed the need for greater support of older democracies in undergirding younger democracies in Africa in the fight against terrorism and poverty.
These were ironed out yesterday during a substantive and extended phone conversation on the issues concerning a deepening collaboration across sectors, a statement from Special Adviser to Tinubu on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale confirmed.
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The Heads of State mutually agreed that the promotion and protection of constitutional democratic governance on the African continent must be a top priority between their two countries and globally.
Tinubu encouraged the Canadian leader to facilitate enhanced military cooperation while acknowledging the key contributions that Nigerians continue to make toward Canada’s economic development and public sector leadership.
President Tinubu also shared views with his Canadian counterpart concerning the crisis in Niger Republic and the unfolding situation in Gabon.
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