Theresa May, UK Prime Minister has arrived Nigeria as part of her tour to three African nations.
She was received at the State House by President Buhari and other government officials.
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UK Prime Minister @theresa_may just arrived the State House, Abuja and was received by President @MBuhari .The two leaders will hold discussions, as well as sign vital defence and economic agreements involving Nigeria and the UK. #AsoVillaToday pic.twitter.com/4uJhQUXR5B
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May’s visit to Nigeria is part of her tour of some African countries. She visited South Africa on Tuesday and is expected to head to Kenya from Nigeria.
While in Nigeria, May and Buhari will discuss the security challenges in the country, the economy, 2019 elections and will also sign defence and economic agreements.
After the meeting with Buhari, May will proceed to Lagos, where she is expected to visit victims of modern slavery.
The UK prime minister had described Nigeria as home to the highest number of “very poor people” in the world.
Speaking in Cape Town, South Africa, May said: “Much of Nigeria is thriving, with many individuals enjoying the fruits of a resurgent economy, yet 87 million Nigerians live below $1 and 90 cents a day, making it home to more very poor people than any other nation in the world.”
