Obasanjo: US Couldn't Act in Africa Without Informing Nigeria, Recalls Carter Era
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo mentioned that during his tenure, the US always informed Nigeria before taking any actions in Africa. This statement was made during a youth mentorship retreat in Abeokuta, where he highlighted the respect the US had for Nigeria during President Jimmy Carter's time.
The context of his remarks comes amidst controversy over US President Donald Trump's threat of military action against Nigeria. Obasanjo emphasized the historical significance of Nigeria's independence and its role in global affairs, particularly in relation to the US.
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