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President Muhammadu Buhari is currently holding a closed door meeting with state governors and security chiefs at the State House, Abuja.

Okay.ng understands that the meeting is on security situation in the country among other issues, and it is attended by all state governors.

The meeting started around 11.01am when President Buhari arrived the Council Chamber, which is the venue of the meeting.

State governors at the meeting are Adamawa – Ahmadu Fintiri, Borno – Babagana Zulum, Taraba -Darius Ishaku, Kebbi – Atiku Bagudu, Delta – Ifeanyi Okowa, Sokoto – Aminu Tambuwal.

Others are Imo – Emeka Ihedioha, Ebonyi – Dave Umahi, Kogi – Yahaya Bello, Yobe – Mai Malabuni, Enugu – Ifeanyi Ugwanyi, Gombe – Inuwa Yahaya, Ekiti – Fayemi, Lagos – Babajide Sanwo-Olu,

Also at the meeting are Jigawa – Abdullahi Badaru, Kano – Abdullahi Gamduje, Anambra – Willy Obiano, Bauchi – Bala Mohammed, Niger – Sani Bello, Kaduna – Nasir el-Rufai, Plateau – Simon Lalong,

Others are Nasarawa – Abdullahi Sule , Ondo – Rotimi Akeredolu, Osun – Gboyega Oyetola, Rivers – Nyesom Wike, Oyo – Seyi Makinde, Zamfara – Bello Mutawale, Edo – Godwin Obaseki, Akwa Ibom – Udom Emmanuel, Bayelsa – Sarieke Dickson and Deputy Governor of Benue State.

Former governor of Zamfara State Abdulaziz Yari is also present at the meeting.

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