Former President Goodluck E. Jonathan and Bauchi State Governor, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed, have returned to Nigeria after attending a high-level engagement in The Gambia. The visit aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and support democratic governance in the West African nation.
The trip was focused on enhancing regional cooperation and democratic development in Africa. Governor Mohammed, who was part of the delegation led by Jonathan, expressed optimism that the visit would yield positive outcomes for the region.
The engagement in The Gambia was an opportunity for Jonathan and Mohammed to support democratic governance in the West African nation. Their presence underscored the importance of regional cooperation and collaboration in promoting democratic values and principles.
The visit highlights the significance of regional cooperation in addressing common challenges and promoting shared interests. By engaging with The Gambia, Jonathan and Mohammed demonstrated their commitment to strengthening ties between nations and fostering a more collaborative and cooperative approach to regional development.
The return of GEJ and Governor Bala from Gambia marks the end of a significant visit that aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and support democratic governance in the West African nation. The outcome of the trip is expected to have a positive impact on regional cooperation and democratic development in Africa.
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