Okolo Visits UN Ambassador Ibrahim to Strengthen Nigeria's Global Role
Hon. Dr. Jim Chimezie Okolo, a prominent Nigerian statesman and peace advocate, conducted a strategic working visit to Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, Nigeria’s Ambassador to the United Nations, at the Nigerian House in Manhattan, New York. This visit underscored Nigeria's commitment to enhancing its global presence and engaging with its diaspora.
Accompanied by Gen. Walter Chinedu Obi, a U.S. Army Veteran, the meeting highlighted the collaboration between political leadership and military service in promoting Nigeria's interests.
Senator Ibrahim welcomed the delegation and reiterated Nigeria's dedication to peace, security, and sustainable development through active UN engagement. Hon. Okolo, currently the West African Regional Director for Inter-Governmental Affairs at IHRPS, has a notable background in diplomacy and humanitarian efforts.
He also leads the Jim Mezie Foundation and serves as CEO of Jimez Petroleum Resources Ltd. The meeting was described as a “bridge-building moment,” reflecting Nigeria's readiness to strengthen ties with its diaspora and enhance its role in multilateral dialogue.
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