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United State Government Hails President Buhari Over Fight Against Coronavirus In Nigeria

United States commends Buhari’s fight against coronavirus.

The United State Government has commended President Muhammadu Buhari over the way he’s handling the fight against coronavirus in Nigeria.

United State Government Hails President Buhari Over Fight Against Coronavirus In Nigeria 1

Speaking at a teleconference with journalists on Tuesday, US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard hailed Buhari for mobilisation of resources to fight coronavirus.

“I think Nigeria is really to be commended for the incredible mobilisation that it has done with its resources in order to fight against COVID-19. It is a difficult situation in every country”, NAN quoted her as saying.

The envoy noted that her country and international organisations were participating in the fight against coronavirus.

“It is a complicated job and the more we do it together, the better we would all succeed. But as I said earlier, this isn’t something that countries can’t address in isolation. It’s a virus, it doesn’t know borders and so we all have to work together,” Leonard said.

KanyiDaily recalls that Trump had valled Buhari on phone to discuss about the coronavirus fight in Nigeria and United States

The envoy noted that Buhari was the first African Head of State that President Donald Trump spoke with on issues concerning the pandemic.

“We are very pleased to see that we made that connection. We are hoping in the coming days or weeks, we will be able to have more information about what they try to do.’’ she said.

The ambassador disclosed that America has spent about $237million on COVID-19 support for African countries. Nigeria got $32.8million dollars from the money.

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