- Nigeria's presidency has shared photos of President Buhari on arriving Windsor Castle in London for Commonwealth heads of government meeting
- The Commonwealth evolved out of the British empire in the mid-20th century
- The Commonwealth summit has seen thousands of delegates from across the globe descend on London
President Buhari was on Friday, April 20, at Windsor Castle in London for Commonwealth heads of government meeting.
The presidency, through, special adviser, media and publicity to President Muhammadu Buhari disclosed this when he shared some pictures of the president arriving at the meeting's venue in London.
Reuters reported that the Commonwealth evolved out of the British empire in the mid-20th century, and the queen has been its head since her reign began in 1952.
The Commonwealth evolved out of the British empire in the mid-20th century. Credit: Femi Adesina
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Thousands of delegates from across the globe descended on London, debating issues such as the environment, women’s rights. Credit: Femi Adesina
This week’s Commonwealth summit has seen thousands of delegates from across the globe descend on London, debating issues such as the environment, women’s rights and trade. It ends later on Friday, when May is due to speak.
NAIJ.com had also reported that President Muhammadu Buhari and his wife, Aisha, attended the dinner hosted by Queen Elizabeth II for Heads of Government and Spouses at the Buckingham Palace London on Thursday, April 19.
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NAIJ.com gathered that Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by Britain’s Prince Charles, Prince of Wales received Commonwealth Heads of Government and their spouses in the Blue Drawing Room, where the evening commenced with a drinks reception.
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