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Breaking: Nigeria Takes Stand with Ukraine, asks Russia to Revert to Status Quo
Nigerian government has taken a stand against Russia. The Nigerian government, led by President Muhammadu Buhari, has taken a stand with Ukraine.
The Nigerian government asked Russia to revert to the Status Quo and prioritise diplomacy and dialogue.
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Nigeria’s foreign affairs minister says Nigeria cannot condone the violation of a United Nations Member State’s territorial integrity after a closed-door meeting with Russian and Ukrainian ambassadors a day after walking away from reporters.
The Minister who met with both envoys separately says Nigeria sympathizes with Ukraine and acknowledges the diplomatic ties it shares with the European country. Nigerian government wants Russia to revert to status quo and prioritise Diplomacy and dialogue.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has announced the “largest and most severe package of economic sanctions that Russia has ever seen” in an attempt to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin for ordering the invasion of Ukraine.
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