Amb. Jimoh Ibrahim, the Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the UN, says President Bola Tinubu is in talks with Britain, U.S. and Türkiye, among others, to end Nigeria’s security challenges.
Ibrahim, who stated this on Friday in New York on his arrival to assume duty as the new Nigerian ambassador, assured that Tinubu would solve Nigeria’s security problems.
He explained that Nigeria was not focused on only one country adding, whatever country has a solution to Nigeria’s security problems is being engaged.
“Nigeria is our country. We can have problems like Boko Haram but we are embarking on multilateral engagements to solve them,” he said.
“We are not looking for one single country to come and help us. We are looking for many countries to come and help us.
“As America is there, the President is talking to Istanbul (Türkiye) and we just left London, Britain is coming to assist.
“As we engage stakeholders, we welcome people that want to help us solve our problems and we hold them in high esteem.”
He stressed that every country in the world has had its own challenges at one point or the other, citing the infamous Sept. 11 coordinated terrorist attacks in the U.S.
According to him, Tinubu sent him to the UN to rally the global community in support of Nigeria.
