Nigeria spent no less than $9 billion to liberate Liberia and Sierra Leone during their civil wars, its defence adviser disclosed.
More than 30 African leaders are in attendance.
“The recent violent protests and criminal acts directed at foreign nationals do not reflect our government’s policy,” he said.
Mr Leo visited Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to strengthen interfaith dialogue.
They noted that strong primary health care systems remained the backbone of malaria elimination.
He said the scars of colonialism are still evident in societies across the continent.
Ms Gabriel said the establishment of the institute
The Economic Commission for Africa has called for urgent and coordinated action to address water and sanitation crises.
The Ivorian government announced a 25 per cent reduction in passenger and security charges for flights within the ECOWAS.
The Astronomy Society of Nigeria has urged the government to develop indigenous capacity for space exploration.
