Nigeria's Ambassador Oke Promises Stronger Ties with France
On October 5, 2026, Ayodele Oke presented his Letters of Credence to President Emmanuel Macron, officially assuming his role as the 17th Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the French Republic. The ceremony took place at the Élysée Palace in Paris, highlighting the significance of strengthening bilateral relations.
Ambassador Oke expressed his commitment to elevating the partnership between Nigeria and France, focusing on enhancing security, boosting trade and investment, and promoting Nigeria’s values and reputation. He emphasized the importance of clarity and credibility in these efforts, stating that his plans include shaping conversations, securing advantages, protecting citizens, and promoting Nigeria’s national image.
The ambassador's remarks signal a proactive approach to fostering a robust diplomatic relationship between the two nations.
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