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President meets service chiefs before 10 days vacation

President Buhari had an hour meeting with the Nigerian military chiefs behind closed doors before departing Nigeria for a 10 days vacation.

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According to a report by Channels TV, the president had the meeting with the military chiefs behind closed doors.

The meeting was confirmed by the President via his official Twitter handle which read: “Before leaving I met with the Security Chiefs. We will continue to work to fulfill our promise to confront all security challenges head-on.”

Speaking on the meeting, the Chief of Defense Staff, General Abayomi Olanishakin said the meeting was to give the President an update on the movement of a stand-by troop to The Gambia.

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The president has been a mediator in the political crisis in the West African country and the briefing lasted for about one hour.

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