President Buhari in Jordan, says regional cooperation, information sharing is key to tackling violent extremism

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President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria, being welcome at Aqaba Airport, Jordan, on Friday to participate in a regional counter-terrorism summit in the country.

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President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari has said that regional cooperation is now needed more than ever to combat the world-wide threat of violent extremism.

He was said to have said this in a statement issued on Saturday by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina.

Speaking at a bilateral meeting with King Abdullah II of Jordan, President Buhari, Adesina said, stressed that inter-regional cooperation and information sharing were the only ways the evil of terrorism could be curtailed.

The President was further said to have used the opportunity of the meeting to thank the Jordanian King for his constant support and assistance to Nigeria especially with the recent donation of armoured vehicles and other military equipment to further bolster the war against terrorism and insurgency in the country.

In his remarks, King Abdullah II advocated broader measures especially the use of cyber security in checking the influence of terrorists. He pledged the continued support of the Kingdom of Jordan to Nigeria in its war against violent extremism.


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