News
Buhari Vows To Help South Korea Resolve It’s Security Crises


President Muhammadu Buhari says Nigeria will support efforts to bring peaceful resolution and reconciliation on the Korean peninsula.
Presidential spokesperson, Femi Adesina, in a statement disclosed that the President gave the assurance on Friday, February 11, when he joined world leaders virtually to attend the opening of World Summit 2022, organised by the Universal Peace Federation (UPF).
“The Korean situation as defined by its history and geography is unique in the sense that as the only nation in the Asia-Pacific region that remains divided since the cold w#r era, peace on the Korean peninsula has far-reaching implications to the region, if not to the world at large.
The Nigerian Government encourages and supports every effort to promote understanding and a commitment to peace among the governments and people of both Koreas; and has for a long time, maintained relations with them at ambassadorial level.
We have enjoyed cordial relations with both Koreas in trade and commerce, education, cultural exchange, and technology transfer. And so, when it comes to what needs to be done to ensure lasting peace on the peninsula, we are happy to be part of it,” the president said.
-



News4 days ago‘You escape, or you die’: African men say Russia duped them into fighting in Ukraine
-



Hospitality2 days agoThe Nature Conservancy and FSC Africa Sign Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Sustainable Forest Management Across Africa
-



Transport2 days agoAkin Fadeyi Foundation unveils new advocacy campaign to curb road accidents
-



Energy2 days agoPayment Security Remains Biggest Barrier to Bankable Gas and Power Projects — FirstCap MD






