Nigeria Remains Against Foreign Interference In Our Domestic Affairs – Yusuf Tuggar

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar has come out to reiterate Nigeria’s stance against foreign interference in its domestic affairs.

He recently had his say at the briefing of the members of the diplomatic corps on the programme and policies of the Federal Government, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, he’ll keep appealing for continued collaboration with the international community to support Nigeria’s efforts in overcoming its current challenges and achieving a better future for all Nigerians.

He added that the importance of cordial international relationships cannot be highlighted enough.

His words, “While the government continues to work hard through the various reform programs and measures to address the challenges facing Nigeria and Nigerians, it is pertinent to remind us that no nation tolerates foreign interference in its domestic affairs and that of its citizens. Nigeria is not an exception.

The government would take appropriate action against any foreign entity residing in Nigeria that is found to have directly or indirectly supported the protesters by whatever means or seeks to interfere in the internal affairs of the country.

Nigeria cherishes and continues to value the cordial relationships that happily subsist between her and your countries and organisations and will not do anything to undermine or take for granted such relationships.

Indeed, more than any time before now, we solicit your understanding and collaboration in the ongoing efforts of the Federal government in addressing the economic challenges confronting the country, to achieve a better life for every Nigerians at home and abroad.

I want to assure your excellencies that the Federal Government has launched an investigation into the violence that we have seen in the last one week to identify and bring to justice all those responsible.

We are committed to preventing the recurrence of such unfortunate incidents in the future. I also want to thank you individually and collectively for your support and understanding during that difficult period.

I want to assure you that the worst is over, and we can now as a nation march forward to enjoy the fruit of all the policy and programme interventions being implemented. I thank you for your kind attention.”