Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Of Liberia Case Summary

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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria had decided to team up a help to be able to strengthen bilateral relations. This is something that isn’t hasn’t been seen in the global world before but Nigeria have called for the strengthening of fraternal bonds between the two countries the media thought different. It was bias comments about that a woman couldn’t do it alone being a leader that it shows and proves that female in office will always need help. Some respond for Ellen saying if that’s the case then male in office need help to because it a lot of help that has been given to male of the year with open hand and if anything female have it worse because it hard for a women candidate to be in office already. …show more content…
The will be supporting and will be there and bring and consolidating peace and security in Liberia. This was smart of Ellen because this bring better support for her country and at the same time is looking good because she is also supporting another country to know that they are being good citizens. According to the dispatch, “she called for the actualization of the Joint Commission between the two countries as an effective platform for tangible cooperation in socio-economic development for the benefit of the peoples of both nations”. Also speaking, President Buhari thanked President Sirleaf for her wise counsel on various issues of international concern that she broke down and showed her vision to a better fight and to overcome. He thanked Sirleaf for her leadership which has brought peace, stability and economic that better growth to Liberia and to see a better future to combine the two country to a vision that is positive. The Nigerian Leader decried terrorism as an evil which must be eradicated through stronger regional and international cooperation to prove that something had a will

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