Buhari meets young Nigerians in Washington D.C {PHOTOS}

 
President Buhari met with some young Nigerians residing in the US yesterday July 21st. The meeting which held at the Nigerian Embassy in Washington DC was moderated by Ebony Life's CEO, Mo Abudu. President Buhari was accompanied by the Nigerian Ambassador to the US, Mr Ade Adefuye and other Nigerian governors. See more photos after the cut... 
 

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