Nigeria’s foreign policy faces key challenges including inconsistency and lack of strategic focus, limitations in economic diplomacy, and difficulties in asserting regional leadership. These issues stem from frequent policy shifts with changing administrations, struggles in promoting economic interests and attracting foreign investment due to concerns about the business environment, and our nation’s limited effectiveness in leveraging our status as Africa’s most populous country for regional influence.
Addressing these complex challenges requires a more nuanced, stable, and strategically driven approach in the international arena. My foreign policy agenda would be multi-faceted, reflecting our domestic priorities, regional leadership role, and aspirations on the global stage. Here are several key areas we will develop and implement:
Implement Economic Diplomacy:
Ensure Regional Stability and Security:
Participate in International Cooperation Policy:
Engage in Counter-Terrorism Collaboration:
Actively Participate in Global Health and Pandemic Preparedness:
Engage Nigerians in the Diaspora: