Tag: #GlobalJustice
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TÜRKIYE’S PRESIDENT ERDOGAN: STRIVING FOR A STRONG, PEACEFUL, AND PROSPEROUS NATION ON 102ND INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY
Türkiye marked its 102nd Independence Anniversary with President Recep Erdogan’s message celebrating the nation’s rich heritage and reaffirming its vision for the future. Speaking through Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria, Mehmet Poroy, at a special dinner in Abuja, Erdogan emphasized the country’s journey as a resilient, self-sacrificing nation that has overcome historic hardships to safeguard its…
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UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGAIN CALLS FOR END TO US EMBARGO ON CUBA FOR 33RD YEAR
The United Nations General Assembly has once again overwhelmingly passed a resolution demanding the United States end its decades-long economic, commercial, and financial embargo against Cuba. For the 33rd consecutive year, 165 of the UN’s 193 Member States voted in favor, while seven countries, including the US and Israel, opposed the resolution. Twelve nations abstained,…
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NAJN JOINS GLOBAL JUDICIAL FAMILY WITH IAJ MEMBERSHIP
The National Association of Judges in Nigeria (NAJN) has officially been welcomed into the International Association of Judges (IAJ) at the 67th annual meeting in Baku, Azerbaijan. This marks a proud moment for Nigeria’s judiciary, signaling global trust and recognition of its independence and commitment to the rule of law. Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun expressed…
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TINUBU URGES UN REFORMS TO REFLECT NEW GLOBAL REALITIES
Nigeria calls for a stronger, more relevant UN to address today’s challenges. At the 80th UN General Assembly, President Bola Tinubu, represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima, stressed the urgent need to reform UN policies to keep pace with global changes. Highlighting the UN’s failures in addressing ongoing crises and slow progress on Security Council reform…
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MALI, BURKINA FASO, NIGER WITHDRAW FROM ICC, DENOUNCE IT AS NEO-COLONIALIST TOOL
Military-led Sahel states reject ICC jurisdiction amid ongoing conflict and shifting global alliances. Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger declare exit from the International Criminal Court, accusing it of arbitrary prosecutions and neo-colonial repression. Despite facing war crime allegations, the military juntas emphasize human rights under their terms and pivot from Western ties toward Russia amid…
