The United States Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, has called Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, on phone to discuss the African Development Bank (AfDB) crisis and sundry issues.
The United States Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, has called Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, on phone to discuss the African Development Bank crisis and sundry issues.
A statement by the Office of the US Department of State Spokesperson, Morgan Ortagus, said Pompeo and Onyeama agreed that transparency and accountability would drive democratic and inclusive development. It reads: “Secretary Pompeo expressed condolences for the loss of life in recent ISIS West Africa attacks in the northeast, and the two discussed Nigeria’s ongoing civilian protection and counter-terrorism efforts.
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