UNGA 2026: When the canyons reach our doorstep, By Dakuku Peterside
Every September, when world leaders go to New York for the United Nations General Assembly, Nigeria sends one of the largest delegations with little or no brief, no bilateral meetings, no follow-up plan, and no report to deliver when they return.
For years, Nigeria and the African Union have argued that the Security Council and global financial institutions reflect an older distribution of power.
If Nigeria calls for diplomacy to restrain force abroad, it should make political settlement and fair governance visible parts of its security effort at home.
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