Mr Nwocha said that the vice-president was expected to return to Nigeria after the inauguration.
The three countries officially quit ECOWAS earlier this year, claiming the bloc had deviated from its founding principles by becoming the West’s stooge.
According to him, many regions in Africa were marred by conflicts and insecurity.
Mr Ruto announced that KSh 1 billion has been allocated to address classroom shortages in the country’s capital.
A Kenyan lawmaker, Charles Were, was shot dead at a traffic light on Ngong Road, near the City Mortuary roundabout on Wednesday.
Ms Losi said that with Ethiopia joining BRICS, new opportunities for cooperation in the tourism sector were opening.
Mr Yakub lauded the president for showing support in enhancing Nigeria’s foreign policy to bridge the gaps in countries in need of professionals.
Nigeria has extolled South Africa on its 31st anniversary of Freedom Day on April 27.
“Parliament has been captured by the Executive, so the church, speak loudly. If not, Kenya is gone,” said the impeached vice-president.
He urged the two countries to sustain the momentum and deepen collaboration to achieve lasting solutions.
