Nigerian Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim Advocates for International Cooperation to Address Insecurity
Nigerian ambassador-designate Jimoh Ibrahim stated that no nation enjoys absolute sovereignty, pointing to international cooperation during crises like the 9/11 attacks. He highlighted how countries like the US relied on military assistance from allies to combat insecurity.
Ibrahim drew parallels to Nigeria's security challenges, advocating for collaborative strategies with President Bola Tinubu. He emphasized the need for cooperation to establish a new order of peace.
The concept of absolute sovereignty was deemed unrealistic, as evidenced by the US's inability to prevent the entry of COVID-19.
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