The United States (US) and Nigeria have consented to set up gatherings, concentrated on fortifying security participation, the economy and handling defilement, following a day-long dialog at the State Department.

In a joint explanation, the nations said the gatherings would think of a paper work inside of a month to settle the objectives.

Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari, is meeting the US Secretary of State, Mr John Kerry, Thursday on the sidelines of a two-day atomic security summit in Washington DC, containing pioneers from no less than 50 nations.

Mr Kerry and Nigeria's Foreign Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama, held gatherings and recognized the security challenges postured by the Boko Haram radicals in Nigeria's upper east and neighboring nations, and also intense monetary times brought about by the fall in oil costs.

As per the US Secretary of State, the United States is focused on offering Nigeria some assistance with tackling the Boko Haram insurrection.

He cautioned that security strengths must stay away from human rights manhandle, even as they venture up the battle against the feared terrorists. He likewise praised the endeavors to end uprising.

"Under President Buhari, Nigeria has been included in the battle against Boko Haram and it has decreased Boko Haram's ability to dispatch full-scale assaults," Mr Kerry said.

The US Secretary of State included that as of late, US military mentors have been offering Nigeria's security some assistance with forcing to enhance data sharing strategies, and in addition prepare and prepare two infantry contingents.