Tag: Amina Mohammed

The Deputy Secretary-General paid an official visit to Zamfara on Thursday

"The catastrophe in Gaza is nothing short of a complete breakdown of our common humanity."

Having met Zamfara as a hub of banditry, where gunmen kidnap helpless citizens for ransom, maiming, and killing them, as ...

“Our client works for a private company. As such, her employment information is not such that is permissible to be ...

The Nobel laureate says she is in Nigeria as part of the activities to mark her 26th birthday celebration.

Held over the whole of Saturday, the 2023 Ibrahim Forum focused on Global Africa.

Speaking at the celebration of Nigeria's National Diaspora Day held in Abuja, Mr Buhari, represented by his Chief of Staff, ...

Prior to her appointment in 2017, Ms Mohammed served as Minister of Environment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Amina Mohammed has already created her own pathway to success and the important issue for Nigeria is to create pathways ...

Ms Mohammed urges the Nigerian youth to be proud of their country.

"We want to share in their pains and let them know we stand by them at this trying moment for ...

Ms Mohammed told the press that her mission to Banki was to assess the recent joint border community project with ...

“Our own generation is on the last lap, we are exiting,” President Buhari said in response to the recent EndSARS ...

She met behind closed doors with the Nigerian leader at the president’s mini-conference hall.

During her time in Nigeria, she is expected to meet with President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

Mrs AbdulRazaq recalled steps so far taken in Kwara, including by her office, to promote gender inclusion.

The theme of the event is ‘Galvanising the Will to Take Actions on Gender Equality and Women Empowerment’

Since her appointment at the UN plum job, Amina Mohammed’s successors have laboured in vain to match her record.

$6.7bn is needed to implement the revised plan in no fewer than 60 of the world’s poorest countries.

There are currently three UN response plans to the COVID-19 pandemic, requiring an estimated $11.6 billion dollars in total.

Ms Mohammed said that the stress associated with COVID-19 is leading to an increased danger of violence.

Another Nigerian, Amina Mohammed, currently serves as the Deputy secretary-General of the UN.

Mr Buhari says Nigerians are eagerly looking forward to investments in the power sector "that will illuminate their homes and ...

The president noted that there were over 6000 Nigerians in Libya, who see Libya as gateway to Europe.

“We are already working with 16 African governments to develop national strategies to maximise the opportunities created..."