Theresa May ankara jacket and oda foto dem as UK Prime Minister and Nigeria Buhari sign agreement
UK Prime Minister Theresa May land Nigeria Wednesday afternoon afta her trip to South Africa.
For social media, na madam May ankara jacket pipo dey cut eye She land for di Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport for Abuja from dia she enta Nigeria presidential villa - Aso Rock wia she meet President Muhammadu Buhari. For dia meeting, Nigeria and UK sign agreement on Defence and Security wey go include how to take fight Boko Haram and oda killi-killi groups for West Africa. Content is not available End of Facebook post, 1 Di trip na part of di British goment plan to join body wit oda ogbonge Africa kontri on top trade mata and dis dey important as di kontri plan to leave di European union alias brexit by March 2019. Di prime minister sharperly for her speech for Cape Town promise say di kontri dey support Africa economy wit four billion pounds to helep dem create jobs for young pipo. Foto dem of madam May meeting wit oga Buhari Prime Minister May go end dis her Africa visit for Kenya Nigeria High Commissioner to UK Ambassador George Adesola Oguntade Many ministers of President Buhari goment dey ground to receive di Prime Minister Dis na di first time Prime Minister May dey visit Nigeria Nigeria and UK sign agreement ontop market and oda tins For social media, na madam May ankara jacket pipo dey cut eye UK and Nigeria don sign deal how dem go take do market Part of di agreement wey Nigeria sign wit UK for dis visit na ontop how to fight Boko Haram "We want strong institution and not handouts from UK" - Nigerians dey tell BBC News Pidgin as madam May land on Wednesday. But some Nigerian sabi pipo say, no kontri fit help anoda kontri create job and sustain am and dat wetin Nigerians want from Britain na to help di kontri build and strengthen im democratic institutions. Development Economist, Odilim Enwegbara explain give say any investment wey Britain go do for di kontri must dey specifi, if not, di whole gain go go back to di kontri. "E good make African leaders open up dia economies for foreign investment but dem must own and kontrol it and put dia qualified pipo so dat technology transfer go dey possible" im explain. Meanwhile di volume of trade between Nigeria and Britain bin don dey reduce tey tey. E dey around 3.7 billion pounds and dis na why di British goment dey look for creative ways to boost im investment. Anoda sabi person, Bongo Adi say im go like to see May help Nigeria recover all dey tiff-tiff money wey dey im kontri. Madam Prime Minster say Nigeria president and Theresa May must colabo on top corruption mata as na one big tin wey don destroy di kontri finish. She say although China don get beta investment for Africa and don helep plenti Africa kontries for infrastructure, e still no mean as Britain still be big player for most anglophone kontries. Di sabi pipo tell BBC pidgin say dem wqant partnership wey go make di kontri develop and prosper and not handouts from di UK in terms of aid. Already Britain don already announce to return £70 million pounds tiff money wey corrupt pipo carri from Nigeria go UK according to Paul Arkwright, di UK Ambassador to Nigeria.