Photo News: Buhari meets Lawan, Gbajabiamila in Abuja

President Muhammadu Buhari (m) flanked by the President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan and Speaker, House of Representatives, Femi Gabjabiamila during a close door meeting at the State House Abuja.

The President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday held a closed-door with the leadership of the National Assembly at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The meeting was attended by the Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, and other principal officers of the National Assembly.

However, the agenda of the meeting has not been made public.

The meeting, according to sources, may not be unconnected with last week’s resolution of the National Assembly where the lawmakers expressed their opinion on the current security situation in the country and the fate of the service chiefs.

The Senate had last week charged President Buhari to declare a national security emergency while the House of Representatives called for the immediate sack of the service chiefs over their perceived poor handling of the security challenges.

President Muhammadu Buhari (m) flanked by the President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan and Speaker, House of Representatives, Femi Gabjabiamila during a close door meeting at the State House Abuja.

President Muhammadu Buhari (m) flanked by the President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan and Speaker, House of Representatives, Femi Gabjabiamila during a close door meeting at the State House Abuja.

President of the Senate Ahmed Lawan and the Speaker, House of Representatives, Femi Gabjabiamila speaking with State House Correspondents after their close door meeting with the President on Monday at the State House Abuja.

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