Peter Obi Advocates for Stronger Nigeria-Canada Ties

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), visited the Canadian High Commission in Nigeria, where he called for a stronger partnership between Nigeria and Canada. In a post on his verified X handle on Tuesday, Obi shared that he engaged with officials from the commission on various topics, including trade and investment, economic development, education, and the importance of increasing women's participation in politics.
He emphasized that a well-governed and stable Nigeria aligns with Canada's strategic interests. Obi expressed that a prosperous Nigeria would unlock significant potential and foster deeper partnerships not only with Canada but also across the African continent.
The discussions also touched on Nigeria's upcoming elections and the need for Canada’s support in strengthening Nigeria’s democratic institutions. Obi reiterated his commitment to enhancing citizen participation in governance and expressed hope for ongoing collaboration with Canada’s diplomatic and business sectors to achieve a more prosperous and inclusive Nigeria.
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