President Buhari In Closed Door Meeting With Governors.

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President Muhammadu Buhari is in a closed - door meeting with six states governors at the state house.

The meeting kicked off immediately after the president met with the Security Chiefs on Security briefings which lasted several hours and was also under closed doors because the Security Chiefs normally meets on Monday to brief the President on security issues. So it is surprising that such meeting is held today which is 'Thursday'.

Though,there haven't been information yet if the meeting was for the political development in the country or if it was an emergency.

The six governors holding the closed door meeting with the President are:
Udom Emmanuel - Akwa Ibom State(PDP); Dave Umahi - Ebonyi State(PDP); Aminu Bello Masari - Katsina State(APC); Simeon Lalong - Plateau State(APC); Abdulaziz Yari - Kebbi State(APC); Atiku Bagudu - Kebbi State(APC).


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