Tinubu seeks global partnerships to tackle insecurity
President Bola Tinubu is engaging with several countries to address Nigeria’s security challenges, according to ambassador-designate Jimoh Ibrahim. Upon his arrival in New York as Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ibrahim emphasized the importance of multilateral efforts rather than relying on a single nation. He highlighted that the administration is reaching out to any country willing to help resolve Nigeria’s security issues. Ibrahim also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to maintaining Nigeria’s unity and sovereignty.
What we know
- Jimoh Ibrahim stated that Bola Tinubu is in talks with Britain, the United States, and Türkiye to address security problems.
- Ibrahim emphasized that Nigeria is seeking assistance from multiple countries, not just one.
- He said Tinubu sent him to the UN to rally global support for Nigeria’s security and unity.
- The envoy stressed that Nigeria must remain one indivisible, sovereign nation.
- Officers at Nigeria’s permanent mission were urged to promote the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda internationally.
