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PRESIDENT TINUBU LEFT RIYADH, THE SAUDI ARABIAN CAPITAL, FOR ABUJA

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PRESIDENT TINUBU LEFT RIYADH, THE SAUDI ARABIAN CAPITAL, FOR ABUJA                                                                                             12-11-24

By Sadiq Aminu                                                                   Presidentubu has has left Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian capital, for Abuja.

He arrived in Riyadh last Sunday to take part in the Arab-Islamic Summit, which held on Monday.

The objective of the summit was to find permanent solution to the Israeli-Palestinian age-long conflict that had caused unquantifiable number of deaths and misery.

At the event, President Tinubu underscored Nigeria’s position of a Two-States solution to the conflict.

The President warned that playing identity politics with the conflict might ignite a war that could engulf the whole world.

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