The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, has criticised those suggesting that Nigeria has no foreign policy and those advocating for a shift away from an Afro-centric policy, describing them as either ill-informed or deliberately disingenuous.   In a piece titled “Foreign Policy and the Path to Peace in a Dangerous Neighbourhood” and…

Nigeria, as the most populous country in Africa and a key player on the continent, has long been at the forefront of discussions on regional security, diplomacy, and economic cooperation within West Africa.

In the present era, international relations are often framed as if there were only two possible outcomes for States: to dominate, or to be dominated; to vassalize, or to be vassalised.

Considering the reputational baggage President Bola Tinubu struggled with en route to winning the Presidency, many expected that the administration having willy-nilly assumed office would do everything to endear itself to Nigerians

The truism elicited in the adage, charity begins at home, reverberates in the foreign policy of every civilised sovereign state, to the extent of creating, facilitating and securing, the best deal for citizens and the country