UNGA 2026: Tinubu’s opportunity to reinforce Nigeria’s global voice

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That vision should rest upon several enduring principles: unwavering opposition to terrorism in all its manifestations; stronger international cooperation against transnational crime; equitable action on climate change; reform of global governance institutions; sustainable economic partnerships; and renewed commitment to international law, peaceful coexistence and multilateral diplomacy.

At a time when international institutions face increasing pressure from geopolitical divisions, economic protectionism and regional conflicts, Nigeria must position itself as a principled advocate of dialogue, cooperation and respect for international law.