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Aisha Buhari receives Burundian first lady of AFLPM Summit

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Angeline Ndayubaha Burundi First Lady being received by Aisha Buhari

First Lady Aisha Buhari, on Saturday received the Burundian counterpart Angeline Ndayubaha, ahead of the 9th General Assembly of the African First Ladies Peace Mission (AFLPM) in Abuja, Nigeria.

Aisha, who received Ndayubaha at the State House, said the spouses of African heads of state and government are keen to reactivate the African First Ladies Peace Mission after long years of silence.

Angeline Ndayubaha and Aisha Buhari speaking

“ As you are aware, AFLPM has not been active for some time now, so we decided to revive it to give our contribution as mothers towards the development and peaceful coexistence in our continent,“ she said.

Angeline Ndayubaha, said she was at the state house to extend the warm greetings of people and government of Burundi.

Ndayubaha informed the gathering that she was in Nigeria to participate in the 9th session of the General Assembly of African First Ladies Peace Mission.

AFLPM was established in 1997 as an umbrella body of wives of African Heads of State and Government to play a supportive role to the African Union, regional organisations, and national governments in fostering peace and reducing conflicts and their effects on the African continent.

Angeline Ndayubaha and her entourage with Aisha Buhari at the state house, Abuja

Others expected to attend the event are first ladies of Ghana, Congo Brazzaville, Cote D`voire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Niger, Sao Tome and Principe, Mauritania, Sierra Leone and Namibia.

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