AU-EU Summit: Nigeria insists Africa must lead its own security solutions - The Nation Newspaper

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : "As the world witnesses a diminishing commitment to multilateralism, the EU remains a platform for collaboration, anchored on mutual respect and shared aspirations," he said.
59% : President Bola Ahmed Tinubu sounded the warning yesterday at the first plenary session on Peace, Security, Governance and Multilateralism during the 7th AU-EU Summit in Luanda, Angola.
58% : "It is time for Africa to occupy permanent seats on the UN Security Council, with all attendant privileges, including the veto," Tinubu said.
58% : He urged external powers fuelling conflicts to be held accountable and called for sustained international diplomatic engagement.
56% : Alongside this stance, Nigeria intensified its longstanding advocacy for full-scale reform of the global governance system, renewing the demand for permanent seats with veto-wielding authority for Africa on the UN Security Council.
55% : According to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, Tinubu urged EU member states to back Africa's "long-standing and legitimate" demand for global governance reforms.
55% : Commending the EU's longstanding support for the AU, particularly since the establishment of the African Peace and Security Architecture in 2002, Tinubu reiterated that "externally driven initiatives cannot succeed at pace without strong regional ownership and grounded understanding of local dynamics.
53% : He urged a renewed AU-EU commitment to preventive diplomacy, inclusive governance, and long-term investment in people and infrastructure.

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