President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, instructed for the prompt resolution of matters affecting Nigeria’s interactions with Emirates Airline and the issuance of visas to Nigerians by the United Arab Emirates (UAE). He stressed that he is ready to personally intervene if necessary.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
President Tinubu conveyed this during the reception of Letters of Credence from three diplomats at the State House: Mr. Awall Wagris Mohammed, Ambassador of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia; Mrs. Miriam Morales Palmero, Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba; and Salem Saeed Al-Shamsi, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates….CONTINUE READING
While meeting the UAE Ambassador, Tinubu remarked, “We are a family with UAE, we only live in separate rooms, but we are in the same house.
We should look at the issues as a family problem and resolve it amicably. As you know, in every family, there are peculiarities. You can have an erring son or daughter, but we must work together. We need to agree on core aviation and immigration issues.”
The UAE Ambassador expressed his affinity for Nigeria, considering its historical background, its significant leadership role in Africa, and its reputation for hospitality towards strangers.
He assured that the bilateral matters between the two countries, though considered minor, will be resolved within the family framework.
Tinubu also highlighted the importance for African nations to collaboratively address economic and security challenges by focusing on internal solutions. He encouraged the fulfillment of commitments and agreements made within the continent.
In a separate meeting with the Ethiopian Ambassador, Tinubu affirmed Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening ties with African nations in the spheres of trade, security, and economic growth. He emphasized the significance of indigenous solutions for African issues.
Ambassador Mohammed congratulated President Tinubu on his impactful decisions and policies within Nigeria and Africa. He expressed his dedication to enhancing relations between Nigeria and Ethiopia.
