U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres met with Nigerian leaders Wednesday at the end of a two-day visit to Nigeria and three-nation trip to Africa. On Tuesday, he visited internally displaced people (IDPs) in northeast Nigeria and called for them to be safely returned to their homes. Nigerian authorities plan to close all IDP camps in the next few years despite security concerns.  Antonio Guterres arrived the United Nations house in Abuja around 9 a.m. Wednesday and met with U.N. local coordinators before holding talks with Nigerian womens representatives. 
Mlembi wa U.N a Antonio Guterres anakumana ndi atsogoleri a ku Nigeria lachitatu pamene anali paulendo woyendera dziko la Nigeria kwa masiku awiri komanso mayiko atatu a mu Africa. Lachiwiri, mlembiyu anayendera anthu omwe anathawa kwawo, Internally Displaced People (IDPs,) ndipo wapempha kuti anthuwa abwelere kwawo alibwino. Akuluakulu a ku Nigeria ali ndi chikonzero chofuna kutseka malo onse omwe anthu othawa kwawo amakhala ngakhale kuti izi zikhoza kuyika miyoyo yawo pachiopsezo. Antonio Guterres anafika kunyumba ya United Nations ku Abuja lachitatu nthawi ya 9 koloko m'mawa ndipo anayamba kukumana ndi oyang'anira UN asanayankhule ndi nthumwi ya azimayi ku Nigeria.