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Buhari in closed door meeting with Anambra State Governor

President Buhari had a closed-door meeting with Anambra state governor, Willie Obiano, at the state House Abuja this morning, October 7.

The meeting comes hours after the Federal government threatened to declare a state of emergency in the state following the heightened level of insecurity.

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