Liberian President George Weah has asked the Nigerian government to provide 6,000 teachers in his country as part of the technical assistance agreement between the two countries.
Speaking Monday shortly after a closed meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House Presidential Villa in Abuja, Weah said his government inherited many problems that can only be solved with the help of from countries like Nigeria.
Weah was inaugurated on January 22 after defeating incumbent vice president Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party.
Speaking to reporters after meeting with Buhari, the Liberian leader has identified some of the pressing issues facing his country as youth unemployment, as well as the need to revitalize the education, education and training sectors. agriculture, mining and health.
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