Nigeria Advocates for Africa's Permanent UN Security Council Seats

Nigeria has reiterated its long-standing demand for permanent representation for Africa on the United Nations Security Council. This call was made by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim during an informal plenary meeting convened to discuss UN reform initiatives ahead of the 80th session of the General Assembly.

Ibrahim stressed the necessity of reform to ensure broad legitimacy and support from member states, particularly advocating for Africa's inclusion in permanent membership of the Security Council. He emphasized that the reform process is essential for strengthening global institutions and ensuring fair representation, particularly for the African continent.

Ibrahim also highlighted the importance of sustainable reform in global governance, asserting that the United Nations should not be exempt from demands for greater accountability and stewardship. He concluded by underscoring the need for sustained efforts across various sectors to achieve better outcomes through reform.