Photos: Buhari meets King Charles III in London

President Muhammadu Buhari has met with His Royal Majesty, King Charles III of England, at Buckingham Palace in London.

Pictures of the meeting emerged on Wednesday even though no official statement has been released.

The event afforded the president the opportunity to personally congratulate the King on his ascension to the throne.

President Muhammadu is presently on medical vacation in the United Kingdom.

PHOTOS: Buhari meets King Charles III in London

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