Nigeria has officially appointed Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim as its permanent representative to the United Nations. The Association of Certified Protocol Practitioners in Nigeria (ACPPN) has expressed its congratulations on the appointment, highlighting Ibrahim’s qualifications and experience. The ACPPN, in a statement signed by its executive president Michael Ikinbor and general secretary Oyenusi Adefolarin, praised the decision as a significant step for Nigeria’s diplomatic engagement.
The appointment marks a new phase in Nigeria’s international relations, with Ibrahim expected to play a key role in representing the country on global platforms. His background in diplomacy and public service has been cited as a strong asset for the position. The ACPPN emphasized the importance of professional expertise in protocol and international relations, underscoring the need for skilled representatives in global diplomacy.
Ibrahim’s role will involve leading Nigeria’s diplomatic efforts at the United Nations, engaging with member states, and advocating for the country’s interests. The ACPPN’s endorsement reflects confidence in his ability to navigate complex international negotiations. The appointment is seen as part of broader efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s presence in global governance and multilateral institutions.
The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about enhancing Nigeria’s diplomatic capabilities and aligning its foreign policy with international priorities. The ACPPN’s support signals a positive outlook for the new envoy’s tenure.
