Politics Buhari Returns To Abuja After Attending D-8 Summit In Turkey

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday returned to Abuja after attending a four-day working visit and D-8 summit in Turkey.

The president left Nigeria for Turkey after presiding over Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council meeting.

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While in Turkey, the president held bilateral meetings with his Turkish counterpart, Recep Erdogan. He also attended the meeting of the group of eight developing nations, D-8.

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