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Foreign Policy

25 Jan
Charles Darwin, the famous biologist once said that it is neither the strongest of the species nor the most intelligent that survives.
2 Jan
Foreign policy is a set of codified principles that guides the official relations of states in pursuit and protection of their national interest within the comity of nations. With regards to the posture and objectives of Nigeria’s foreign policy from history
15 Nov
The central thesis of foreign policy invokes the mechanism by which a sovereign nation calibrates, develops, frames, projects, reshapes and executes its strategic priorities, ideologies, ditto national interests, on the global stage. It is neither empirical nor formulaic.

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