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Nigeria Hails Amb.Ibrahim On Election As Chair Of Budget, Administration Committee

Stella Omona

The Federal Government of Nigeria has congratulated Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim on his election as Chairman of the United Nations Budget and Administration Committee, describing the development as a reflection of Nigeria’s growing influence within the global multilateral system.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Minister, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, commended Ibrahim’s election, noting that it underscores the confidence of the international community in Nigeria’s capacity to contribute meaningfully to the administration and governance of global institutions.

The Ministry in the statement by its Spokesperson, said the appointment represents a recognition of Nigeria’s longstanding commitment to multilateralism, international cooperation, and active participation in global governance frameworks.

According to the statement, the Federal Government welcomed the development and reaffirmed its commitment to supporting reforms that promote efficiency, transparency, accountability, and effectiveness within the United Nations system.

The Minister expressed confidence that Ambassador Ibrahim would bring his experience and record of public service to bear in his new role, while wishing him a successful tenure as Chairman of the Committee.

Nigeria further reiterated its readiness to work closely with other Member States and the United Nations to advance shared objectives in peace, sustainable development, and international cooperation.

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