Ex-Presidential Adviser Criticizes Tinubu's Silence Amid US Threats
Former Presidential Adviser Hakeem Baba-Ahmed criticized President Bola Tinubu for remaining silent amid recent US threats towards Nigeria, labeling the silence as making the country look weak internationally. Baba-Ahmed emphasized the need for Tinubu to appoint ambassadors and take immediate action to restore Nigeria's diplomatic strength.
He warned that failure to address the situation could be detrimental to Nigeria's image and global engagement. The criticism comes amidst concerns over Nigeria's lack of official diplomatic representation and engagement with key international partners like the United States.
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