Host: Dapo Adegboye
Guests:
1. Kenneth Ikenwa, Lecturer and Management Consultant, Dept. of Business Administration, University of Lagos.
2. Peter Clottey, International Multimedia Journalist, New York City, United States.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu addressed global leaders at the 78th United Nations General Assembly in New York, United States of America, shedding light on the challenges hindering Africa's development as a continent. President Tinubu emphasized that failures in good governance have been a significant impediment to Africa's progress. He also pointed out that broken promises, unfair treatment, and outright exploitation from abroad have taken a toll on Africa's ability to advance.
The annual summit, attended by leaders from around the world, serves as a platform for discussions on ways to improve the world and address pressing global issues. This marks President Tinubu's inaugural attendance at the assembly since assuming leadership of Africa's most populous country.
President Tinubu's address underscores the importance of international collaboration and partnership in addressing the multifaceted challenges facing Africa and the world at large. His participation in this esteemed gathering signifies Nigeria's commitment to engaging with the global community to foster positive change and development on the continent and beyond.
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78th UN General Assembly: Nigerian President Tinubu Calls for Global Partnership | NC Now | 20-09-23
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