Tuggar Commends Nigeria’s UNGA Statement as Bold and Inclusive Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has commended the national statement delivered at the 80th United Nations General Assembly by Vice President Kashim Shettima on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing it as bold and inclusive deeply rooted in Africa’s realities. The Minister in a statement, says the address struck the right balance between national priorities and regional obligations, while positioning Nigeria as a strong advocate- calling for UN reform, fair economic structures, and shared responsibility for peace, and security in Africa, particularly West Africa, aligning with the continent's aspirations. Yusuf Tuggar adds that Nigeria’s enduring role in peacekeeping demonstrates the country’s dual position as both, a guarantor of peace for others and a defender of peace at home. The Foreign Minister further says it reminded the world that no country is safe until all are safe, and no region can prosper unless all its people are included.

Tuggar Commends Nigeria’s UNGA Statement as Bold and Inclusive Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, has commended the national statement delivered at the 80th United Nations General Assembly by Vice President Kashim Shettima on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing it as bold and inclusive deeply rooted in Africa’s realities. The Minister in a statement, says the address struck the right balance between national priorities and regional obligations, while positioning Nigeria as a strong advocate- calling for UN reform, fair economic structures, and shared responsibility for peace, and security in Africa, particularly West Africa, aligning with the continent's aspirations. Yusuf Tuggar adds that Nigeria’s enduring role in peacekeeping demonstrates the country’s dual position as both, a guarantor of peace for others and a defender of peace at home. The Foreign Minister further says it reminded the world that no country is safe until all are safe, and no region can prosper unless all its people are included.