Biya and Buhari renew support for the Joint Multinational Force against Boko Haram

President Buhari of Nigeria has left Cameroon after a short state visit. Before his departure, President Paul Biya and his Nigerian counterpart paused at the Yaounde Nsimalen International Airport along with their ministers of external relations and issued a Joint Communiqué which contained the resolutions taken at the exchange of both Heads of State and also between other authorities who were in the official delegations of the two neigbouring countries. 

In the security registry that was the big topic on the presidential menu, the two heads of state noted with satisfaction the ongoing weakening of the operational capacity of the Nigerian Islamic sect, Boko Haram. Biya and Buhari renewed their support for the Joint Multinational Force in the war against Boko Haram. Paul Biya and Muhammadu Buhari also expressed their common resolve to eradicate Boko Haram and above all, they agreed among other things, to intensify the exchange of intelligence information between security services of both countries.