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Ambassadors of Republic of Senegal, Switzerland, Ireland, 3 others present Letters of Credence to Nigeria’s President Buhari

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Ambassador of Senegal to Nigeria, H.E. Mr Nicolas Auguste Nyouky, being ushered into the State House by Presidential Guards Brigade, for the presentation of his Letter of Credence to President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja, on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from the Ambassador of Switzerland to NIGERIA, H.E. Mr Nicolas Lang in State House on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from Ambassador of Sweden to NIGERIA H.E. Mrs Annika Hann-England in State House, Abuja on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from Ambassador of Ireland to NIGERIA H.E. Mr Peter Ryan in State House, Abuja on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from Ambassador of Thailand to NIGERIA H.E. Mr Kittisak Klomchit in State House, Abuja on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from Ambassador of Senegal to NIGERIA H.E. Mr Nicolas Auguste Nyouky in State House, Abuja on Thursday 12th January 2023.
President Muhammadu Buhari receives Letter of Credence from Ambassador of South Sudan to NIGERIA H.E. Mr David Buom Chaot in State House, Abuja, on Thursday 12th January 2023.

President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, receives Letters of Credence from Ambassadors of Switzerland, Sweden, Ireland, Thailand, Senegal and South Sudan in State House, Abuja on Thursday 12th January, 2023.
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