President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday attended the United Assembly General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
In the course of the meeting he held talks with United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-Moon and bi-lateral talks with British Prime Minister, David Cameron.
He later addressed the United Nations security council, where he charged them on the need to join forces against terrorism.
Pictures from the assembly were shared online by special adviser to the president on media and publicity, Reuben Abati on social media platform, Twitter.
President Jonathan & UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-Moon meeting on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York today. @UN pic.twitter.com/Hie864CPsI
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
President Jonathan & UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-Moon meeting on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York today. @UN pic.twitter.com/HY3o1lZovB
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
President Jonathan & PM David Cameron at a bilateral meeting on the margins of ongoing 69th session of UNGA in NY. pic.twitter.com/p6UWVMDPog
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
President Jonathan & PM David Cameron at a bilateral meeting on the margins of ongoing 69th session of UNGA in NY. pic.twitter.com/uPBx6KsoKr
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
#69th session of the UNGA. @UN pic.twitter.com/qwaJg6hXjL
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
President Jonathan & the Nigerian Delegation at the 69th session of the UNGA in New York today. @UN pic.twitter.com/sTFMFAr7fr
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
President Jonathan at the UN Security Council Meeting in New York today. #UNGA @UN pic.twitter.com/GcMkYFZH57
— Reuben Abati (@abati1990) September 24, 2014
