ABU Denies Secret Nuclear Weapon Project, Emphasizes Peaceful Energy Development
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Nigeria has denied allegations of a secret nuclear weapon project, clarifying its focus on peaceful nuclear energy programs. The university highlighted its collaboration with international partners like the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and emphasized its adherence to nuclear non-proliferation treaties.
ABU's statement also mentioned the establishment of Nigeria's first nuclear reactor and its founder, Sir Ahmadu Bello's interest in peaceful atomic research. The university reaffirmed its dedication to advancing science and technology for the benefit of humanity and Nigeria's international commitments to peaceful nuclear energy.
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