Mr Tangara added that if Nigeria was to withdraw its technical support, for instance, “The Gambia’s judiciary will crumble and be in total chaos.”
Burkina Faso has seen a significant increase in terrorist attacks since 2015.
According to Mr Shehu, Mr Buhari thanked Mr Macron for agreeing to deepen the existing relations with Nigeria.
As for the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, Mr Buhari noted that African countries would need financial support for green energy investment and COP-26.
“The impact of COVID-19 on government resources is huge, and we need to mobilise more private resources to help African countries build back stronger.”
This statement comes as demonstrations held on Saturday, with South Africans protesting in solidarity with Palestine on Saturday to mark Nakba Day, or Catastrophe Day.
The organisation in a statement said: “Ghana has managed very effectively the COVID-19 outbreak in the country, and thus succeeded in protecting lives.”
Mr Buhari said Chad should not hesitate to ask for help in areas it would deem necessary.
