Janet Samuel, Abuja
A seasoned diplomat with over 20 years of service to Nigeria, Ambassador Musa Sani Nuhu on Friday received a delegation from the ECOWAS Parliament, led by the new and first female speaker, Hajia Maimunatu Ibrahima, in Abuja.
“The visit is a significant step towards enhancing regional integration and strengthening the bond between our institutions,” Ambassador Nuhu said.
“ECOWAS Parliament has been instrumental in improving the lives of citizens in our community, and we must continue to work together to address the challenges we face.”
The Ambassador emphasized the need for convergence and synergy between institutions to achieve common objectives, drawing from his experience as a former chairman of a committee. “Nigeria is committed to regional integration, and we believe that inclusivity is key to achieving this goal,” he stressed.
Ambassador Nuhu appreciated the delegation and wishing them success in their endeavors. “I look forward to continued collaboration and offer my support to your efforts,” he said.
On her part, Speaker Maimunatu Ibrahima thanked her host for a warm reception, revealed that a new phase of the collaboration between the two institutions have been born.
She reiterated the parliament’s commitment to working closely with the commission to address issues within the community.
“I’d like to acknowledge the witness connected to the camera tap during the election. Thank you for your contribution. This marks the beginning of a new era, and I look forward to our collaboration. I’m optimistic that we’ll have a productive and successful working relationship as we embark on this responsibility together.”
The visit highlights the importance of regional integration and the need for collaborative efforts to achieve common goals in the ECOWAS community.
