Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, on Tuesday engaged in high-level discussions with the Foreign Ministers of Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and as well as representatives from Norway and Denmark. The discussion held in Abuja focused on deepening the longstanding relationship between Nigeria and the Nordic countries, which dates back to Nigeria’s independence.
Related Posts
Lagos PDP founding members align with Jandor to revive party
The PRIMROSE Movement, comprising founding members of the Peoples Democratic Party in Lagos State, has aligned with the camp of the 2023 governorship candidate of the PDP, Dr Abdul-Azeez Adedirans (Jandor), to revive party. The movement, led by Chief Dapo Sarumi, a former minister of information, also aligned with the loyalists of the PDP Deputy
Read More
The PRIMROSE Movement, comprising founding members of the Peoples Democratic Party in Lagos State, has aligned with the camp of the 2023 governorship candidate of the PDP, Dr Abdul-Azeez Adedirans (Jandor), to revive party. The movement, led by Chief Dapo Sarumi, a former minister of information, also aligned with the loyalists of the PDP Deputy
BBNaija Twist: ‘No Loose Guard’ pairs dissolved, housemates compete solo
BBNaija’s ‘No Loose Guard’ season just took a dramatic turn! In a shocking twist, the eight pairs that made up…
Confusion as newly elected Benue PDP officials arrive at locked secretariat
The newly elected Benue State Working Committee members of the Peoples Democratic Party were left stranded on Friday when they arrived at the party secretariat along Otukpo Road to assume office, only to find it locked. Three weeks ago, the immediate past governor of the state, Samuel Ortom, through his media aide, Terver Akase, stated
Read More
The newly elected Benue State Working Committee members of the Peoples Democratic Party were left stranded on Friday when they arrived at the party secretariat along Otukpo Road to assume office, only to find it locked. Three weeks ago, the immediate past governor of the state, Samuel Ortom, through his media aide, Terver Akase, stated