President Muhammadu Buhari and his counterpart from South Africa, Jacob Zuma will address the joint session of National Assembly members 3pm.
President Zuma who arrived Nigeria on 3-day working visit, also expected to address the South Africa-Nigeria Business Forum on Wednesday.
Over 120 South African companies are currently doing business in Nigeria in various sectors, including telecommunications, aviation, tourism, banking, property, retail, entertainment and fast food.
Meanwhile, at the Tuesday plenary session, members of the House of Representatives paid tribute to the late James Ocholi, former Minister of Labour and Employment, his wife and Son who died in a ghastly motor accident along Kaduna-Abuja highway.
To mark the 2016 World Women’s Day celebration, the lawmakers also paid tributes to Nigerian women.
