They also want Nigerians to play their roles in breaking the circle of violence, which they say has no winner.

This call was made as President Muhammadu Buhari met with Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation NIDO, Netherlands Chapter, and Monday on the Sidelines of his Official visit to The Hague.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Nnamdi Nwankpa, the NIDO Chairman, commended President Buhari for the war against corruption, and for signing into law the Diaspora Commission Bill, which he hoped would become effective as soon as possible.

President Muhammadu Buhari told the group that he was impressed with the quality of its members, saying they are representing Nigeria very well.

Among those who met President Buhari were Julius Nnamdi Nwankpa, Chairman NIDO, Dr Mustapha Gidado, a specialist in tuberculosis, having oversight over management of the disease in 22 countries, Lola Visser Mabogunje, a performance monitoring expert, Dr Peter Ngene, a research scientist and Assistant Professor at Utrecht University, Cornelius Obot, a software expert, and Toyin Loyo, an artist and culture enthusiast of international repute.

The delegation presented the gift of an artwork called Light to President Buhari.