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Reason Why Tinubu Did Not Speak At COP28 As Scheduled – Official

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Reason Why Tinubu Did Not Speak At COP28 As Scheduled – Official

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Reason Why Tinubu Did Not Speak At COP28 As Scheduled – Official

 

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar, provided an explanation for President Bola Tinubu’s absence from his speaking slot at the United Nations climate change conference in Dubai.

Tuggar stated that Nigeria is now more action-oriented and tired of official and fancy statements. He justified Tinubu’s decision not to speak, emphasizing that Nigeria is fully committed to taking action on climate change.

Tuggar clarified that the decision was rooted in a desire for substantial changes in attitude toward the conference, moving away from repetitive speeches with little progress.

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He highlighted that the President waited in the hall, intending to give the speech but decided it was not the opportune time.

Tinubu opted for more productive engagements that align with Nigeria’s commitment to actionable outcomes.

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In discussing Nigeria’s participation in the conference, Tuggar emphasized the country’s leadership in behind-the-scenes negotiations. Nigeria aims to ensure that developed countries, responsible for significant emissions causing global warming, compensate developing nations for loss and damage. He underscored the alignment of the ongoing climate change discussions with Nigeria’s 4D foreign approach, covering areas such as migration and development.

Tuggar also acknowledged the operationalization of the loss and damage fund during the conference’s initial days, a development applauded by many. He expressed optimism that Nigeria, suited to benefit from the fund, would actively engage in the climate change conversations in line with its foreign policy priorities.

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