Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim says Tinubu to speak at UNGA on economy and West African border security. Nigeria will get its dues, as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is scheduled to address world leaders at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) with a speech highlighting Nigeria’s economic reform agenda and a call for enhanced cooperation in border security across West Africa, according to Senator Jimoh Ibrahim.
The senator revealed that the President will utilize the international forum to showcase the current administration’s reform initiatives, which are aimed at achieving economic stabilization, deeper regional integration, and better security coordination among neighboring nations.
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The lawmaker emphasized that border security will be a significant component of President Tinubu’s address due to the growing challenges posed by terrorism, transnational organized crime, arms proliferation, and irregular migration in the West African region, urging the need for enhanced partnership amongst regional countries to combat these threats effectively.
Additionally, Ibrahim mentioned that Tinubu is likely to articulate Nigeria’s stance on regional peace, economic advancement, and global partnerships while urging more investment and cooperation to foster sustainable development in Africa.
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This annual event serves as a platform for heads of state and government to discuss various international issues ranging from global peace and security to climate change and economic development, with Nigeria traditionally leveraging the forum to articulate its foreign policy and promote cooperation.
The President’s engagement is also expected to encompass bilateral discussions with international counterparts and organizations.
