On Saturday, President Jacob Zuma was honored in Nigeria’s Imo State with his giant statue erected in the city and a street named after him. Zuma has just concluded his visit to Zambia, Nigeria and the Democractic Republic of Congo to strengthen socio-economic relations and other co-operations among the countries.
The governor for Imo State Owelle Okorocha who also named a road after the president also confered the Imo Merit Award to President Zuma which is the highest award in the State. As the chairperson of SADC, Zuma visited President Joseph Kabila Kabange on Sunday to discuss about the issues of peace and security in the DRC to achieve security and stability.
The Governor of the Imo State in Nigeria, Mr Owelle Okorocha conferred on President Jacob Zuma the Imo Merit Award. pic.twitter.com/RAUKJ4FAn8
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A bronze statue of President Jacob Zuma unveiled and a road named after President Zuma as part of the honour by the Imo State in Nigeria pic.twitter.com/wSKrjg4w55
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President Jacob Zuma and President Joseph Kabila Kabange holding talks during President Zuma’s working visit to the DRC as SADC chairperson pic.twitter.com/zZN86847vt
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