Vice President Kashim Shettima has led Nigeria’s delegation to the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, as mandated by President Bola Tinubu. The delegation includes senior officials and state governors, reflecting Nigeria’s commitment to multilateral engagement. Shettima emphasized that Nigeria’s participation will be guided by national interests, aligning with President Tinubu’s vision for a more equitable global system.
During his remarks, Shettima highlighted the importance of advancing Nigeria’s reform agenda and advocating for developing nations. He reiterated the need for a global framework that provides greater opportunities for countries like Nigeria to thrive. The delegation’s presence at UNGA underscores Nigeria’s active role in international diplomacy, despite the president’s absence from the event.
The visit also includes discussions on economic cooperation and development, with a focus on strengthening ties with other nations. While some political figures have raised concerns about the president’s absence, Shettima’s leadership aims to ensure Nigeria remains a key player in global affairs. The UNGA session continues to be a platform for Nigeria to voice its priorities on the world stage.
