Breaking : German Chancellor, Angela Merkel Lands in Nigeria to tackle immigration

German Chancellor, Angela Merkel has arrived in Nigeria. Merkel landed in Abuja early Friday morning and was received by President Muhammadu Buhari at the state house. A number of Memoranda of Understanding would be signed at the meeting.
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