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Buhari Resumes Duty, Meets Osinbajo, Service Chiefs behind Closed-door
President Buhari with Osinbajo and the Service Chiefs after the close door meeting Saturday
President Muhammadu Buhari resumed work shortly after his arrival, today, from London, where he undertook a medical vacation.
A report by Daily Trust said the President met briefly with Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, Service Chiefs and heads of other security agencies.
“The closed-door meeting was held at the president’s official residence inside the Aso Rock Presidential Villa,” the report said.
“Journalists and other government officials were denied access to the President’s residence while the meeting lasted.
“A number of youths, who attempted to make their way into the Presidential Villa to welcome the President were also barred by security operatives,” the report further said.
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