Kashim Shettima, Nigeria’s Vice President, on Sunday, returned to Abuja following his role in representing President Bola Tinubu at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
Shettima’s trip comes amid Nigeria’s ongoing efforts to strengthen international partnerships and address global challenges. His attendance at UNGA 79 was crucial, as it allowed Nigeria to amplify its voice on critical issues such as climate change, security, and sustainable development.
In his capacity as the representative, Shettima delivered Nigeria’s National Statement during the General Debate. “We stand at a pivotal moment in history, and Nigeria is committed to collaborating with the global community to tackle pressing challenges,” he stated.
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Throughout his stay, he participated in numerous bilateral meetings and side events, fostering dialogue on Nigeria’s role in international affairs. He expressed optimism about future collaborations, saying, “These discussions are vital for our nation’s growth and security. We must work together to create a sustainable future.”
Upon returning, Shettima is set to join President Tinubu in events celebrating Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary. His spokesperson, Stanley Nkwocha, emphasized the significance of the Vice President’s engagement at UNGA, stating, “His presence underscores Nigeria’s commitment to global dialogue and cooperation.”
With the UNGA behind him, Shettima is now focused on harnessing the insights gained during his visit to drive Nigeria’s development agenda forward.
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