Nigeria's Vice President Shettima Backs Grynspan for UN Role
Vice President Kashim Shettima of Nigeria met with Rebeca Grynspan, the Costa Rican candidate for the position of United Nations Secretary-General, to discuss Nigeria's potential support for her candidature. Shettima stated that Nigeria would advocate for equity, justice, and fairness in supporting any candidate for the UN Secretary-General role.
He emphasized the importance of a candidate who aligns with Africa's aspirations in global affairs, particularly in securing positions in key decision-making bodies and promoting multilateralism. Shettima highlighted Nigeria's historical ties with Costa Rica and Latin America, expressing a desire to maintain cordial relations.
He also pointed out the need for reform in the global governance architecture, which has not adequately reflected Africa's integration despite its significant population. Grynspan expressed her eagerness to lead the UN in implementing reforms that address the needs of the Global South, particularly those of Africa.
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