Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in New York to lead Nigeria’s delegation at the 81st United Nations General Assembly. The delegation, mandated by President Bola Tinubu, includes high-level officials and state governors. Shettima’s mission focuses on promoting Nigeria’s reform agenda and national interests during the assembly.
Nigeria’s participation at the UNGA is guided by principles of multilateralism and national interest, according to Shettima. The vice president emphasized the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges. His arrival marks the start of Nigeria’s diplomatic efforts to shape the assembly’s agenda.
The delegation includes Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State and other ministers. Shettima’s presence underscores Nigeria’s commitment to engaging in global governance. The UNGA session provides a platform for discussing key issues affecting the country and the international community.
The visit highlights Nigeria’s active role in international diplomacy and its strategic focus on reform and collaboration. Shettima’s leadership is expected to influence discussions on economic development and governance.
