PRESIDENT BUHARI RECEIVES BRIEFING FROM EX-PRESIDENT JONATHAN, TO CONFER WITH OTHER ECOWAS LEADERS ON MALI CRISIS
President Muhammadu Buhari will consuvlt with key leaders of ECOWAS countries in order to find a solution to the crisis rocking Republic of Mali.
The President made the pledge Tuesday while receiving reports from ECOWAS Special Envoy to Mali, former President Goodluck Jonathan.
The former President was at State House, Abuja, in company of President of ECOWAS Commission, Mr Jean-Claude Kassi Brou.
President Buhari said ECOWAS expects the President of Niger, who is the Chairman of ECOWAS to brief ECOWAS heads of government as a group, to enable them take decision on the way forward.
He thanked Dr Jonathan for his comprehensive brief on the situation in Mali.
The former President thanked president Buhari for an opportunity to serve.
(UPSOUND GOODLUCK JPNATHSN, PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA, BUHARI'S ENVOY TO MALI)
The former President had filled in President Buhari on his activities as Special Envoy to restore amity to Mali, rocked by protests against President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who has spent two out of the five years second term in office.
A resistance group, M5, is insisting that the Constitutional Court must be dissolved, and the President resign, before peace can return to the country.
The President made the pledge Tuesday while receiving reports from ECOWAS Special Envoy to Mali, former President Goodluck Jonathan.
The former President was at State House, Abuja, in company of President of ECOWAS Commission, Mr Jean-Claude Kassi Brou.
President Buhari said ECOWAS expects the President of Niger, who is the Chairman of ECOWAS to brief ECOWAS heads of government as a group, to enable them take decision on the way forward.
He thanked Dr Jonathan for his comprehensive brief on the situation in Mali.
The former President thanked president Buhari for an opportunity to serve.
(UPSOUND GOODLUCK JPNATHSN, PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA, BUHARI'S ENVOY TO MALI)
The former President had filled in President Buhari on his activities as Special Envoy to restore amity to Mali, rocked by protests against President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who has spent two out of the five years second term in office.
A resistance group, M5, is insisting that the Constitutional Court must be dissolved, and the President resign, before peace can return to the country.
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