Tinubu Allocates Abuja Land to Ambassadors-Designate

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the allocation of land in Abuja to ambassadors-designate as part of efforts to strengthen diplomatic engagement and encourage closer ties with Nigeria. Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), disclosed this during a courtesy visit to the ambassadors led by Dunoma Umar Ahmad, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Tuesday.
Wike noted that this gesture aims to deepen the diplomatic presence in Nigeria's capital and foster stronger engagement with foreign missions. He urged the ambassadors to uphold the nation's image and respect their posts, highlighting the importance of attracting foreign investment and strengthening international partnerships.
Wike also mentioned ongoing efforts to partner with countries like Saudi Arabia and Egypt to boost various sectors, including agriculture. He expressed optimism about Nigeria's future, emphasizing the need for collaboration between Nigeria's foreign missions and the FCT administration to promote investment and cultural exchange.
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