“We Should Open Our…..For Free Movement Of People”- Senator Shehu Sani Reacts To President Tinubu’s Emergence As ECOWAS Chairman

“We Should Open Our…..For Free Movement Of People”- Senator Shehu Sani Reacts To President Tinubu’s Emergence As ECOWAS Chairman....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Former federal lawmaker, Senator Shehu Sani, representing Kaduna Central, has passionately called upon President Tinubu to take a crucial step towards fostering economic growth and regional integration in West Africa. Senator Sani emphasized the significance of opening the borders to enable free trade among countries in the region. CONTINUE READING

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Recognizing President Tinubu’s recent appointment as the Chairman of ECOWAS, Senator Shehu Sani underscored the vital role that Nigeria, under Tinubu’s leadership, can play in advancing the economic interests of West African nations. He stressed the importance of embracing a policy of open borders to facilitate seamless trade and commerce among countries in the region.

Senator Shehu Sani’s plea resonates with the aspirations of West African countries, highlighting the potential benefits that can be derived from President Tinubu’s commitment to promoting free trade. By prioritizing regional cooperation and integration, President Tinubu can position Nigeria as a catalyst for economic development and revitalization across the West African subregion. CONTINUE READING

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“Nigeria’s President is ECOWAS Chairman and ECOWAS Protocol demands that we should open our borders for free movement of people and goods. We shall see what the Chairman will do with Nigeria’s closed land borders”, He said via his Twitter handle.

Source: Bushradiogist