FULL TEXT: National statement of President Tinubu at UN Assembly

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : For these forces, too often driven by faceless non-state actors, ignite the fires of conflict across our region.
58% : This is why relevant Ministers have been instructed to work with the UN to make the best use of climate funds.
56% : It is in that same spirit of dynamic review that I invite the United Nations to re-examine the best use of scarce resources.
55% : This should take place as part of a wider process of institutional reform.
54% : Among other agendas, Tinubu demanded that UN include Nigeria as a permanent member.
54% : For this reason, we are working with the United Nations to strengthen Democratic institutions in our region and beyond, through the Regional Partnership for Democracy.
54% : As technology shakes up public administration, law, finance, conflict and so much of the human condition, I am calling for a new dialogue to ensure we promote the best of the opportunities that are arising - and promote the level of access that allows emerging economies more quickly to close a wealth and knowledge gap that is in no one's interest. 23.
54% : Yet history reminds us that bold action in pursuit of noble ideals has always defined the story of the United Nations.
50% : Nigeria's journey tells this story with clarity: when the UN was founded, we were a colony of 20 million people, absent from the tables where decisions about our fate were taken; today, we are a sovereign nation of over 236 million, projected to be the third most populous country in the world, with one of the youngest and most dynamic populations on earth.
49% : On my first point: the United Nations will recover its relevance only when it reflects the world as it is, not as it was.

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