Trump welcomes Nigeria’s president to the White House

Apr 30, 2018

Muhammadu Buhari and President Trump seated and shaking hands (© Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) — (© Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)

Trade and security were among the items on the agenda when Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari met President Trump on April 30. Buhari is the first African leader to visit the White House during the Trump presidency.

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