President Bola Tinubu Returns to Abuja After Attending 78th UNGA Session

Abuja, Nigeria - President Bola Tinubu has returned to Nigeria's capital, Abuja, following his attendance at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) held in New York, United States. The UNGA session took place from September 18 to 26 and marked President Tinubu's first participation in the event since assuming office as Nigeria's president.

During one of the sessions at the UNGA, President Tinubu expressed concerns about foreign exploitation in Africa and the escalating insecurity challenges on the continent. He called upon other nations to collaborate in finding solutions that would be mutually beneficial for all. His address on these critical issues highlighted Nigeria's commitment to addressing pressing global challenges.

In addition to delivering the national statement, President Tinubu engaged in numerous meetings on the sidelines of the global assembly, fostering diplomatic ties and discussions on various international matters.

A noteworthy moment during his visit was when President Tinubu rang the closing bell at the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ), underlining the importance of economic partnerships and investment opportunities for Nigeria on the global stage.

President Tinubu's participation in the 78th UNGA session reflects Nigeria's active involvement in international affairs and its dedication to addressing the pressing issues facing the African continent and the global community.