Deputy UN Secretary‑General Amina J. Mohammed meets Nigeria leadership in Abuja
January 11, 2025 | United Nations
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Deputy Secretary‑General Amina J. Mohammed traveled to Abuja, Nigeria, and met with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the minister of humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development to discuss Nigeria's role in regional cooperation, peacebuilding and advancing inclusive development.
The briefing said the deputy secretary‑general met with Nigeria's president and the minister to discuss regional cooperation and measures to advance inclusive development. No specific bilateral agreements, funding commitments, or follow‑up timelines were announced in the briefing.
The United Nations spokesperson noted the visit in the same briefing that announced the World Meteorological Organization's 2024 temperature assessment. The transcript did not name the Nigerian minister or provide further details on topics or outcomes of the meetings in Abuja.
The briefing said the deputy secretary‑general met with Nigeria's president and the minister to discuss regional cooperation and measures to advance inclusive development. No specific bilateral agreements, funding commitments, or follow‑up timelines were announced in the briefing.
The United Nations spokesperson noted the visit in the same briefing that announced the World Meteorological Organization's 2024 temperature assessment. The transcript did not name the Nigerian minister or provide further details on topics or outcomes of the meetings in Abuja.
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