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US President Pledges to Support Nigeria...Trump to Buhari.

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By My Sweet Gossip
 The United States (US) on Monday pledged to support Nigeria in its fight against coronavirus.
US President Donald Trump made the pledge to Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari in a phone call on Tuesday, a presidential aide Bashir Ahmad disclosed.
“President Muhammadu Buhari had a phone conversation with the US President Donald Trump today, the two leaders discussed Nigeria’s efforts to defeat the COVID–19 Pandemic,” Ahmad tweeted.
“President Trump pledged US support and solidarity."

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