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US promises to assist in fighting bandits, Boko Haram terrorists, congratulates Nigeria @ 62
The United States of America congratulating Nigeria on the 62nd independence anniversary, promised to assist country in fighting bandits, Boko Haram and other terrorists, including supporting the country to achieve free and fair elections in 2023.
US Secretary, Antony Blinken, in a statement conveyed the U.S. goodwill and promises to Nigerians in marking the country’s 62nd Independence Day.
Blinken emphasized that the partnership between the US and Nigeria was built on shared values of democracy, diversity, and a spirit of entrepreneurship.
The US Secretary had stated: “On behalf of the USA, I extend best wishes to the people of Nigeria on the 62nd anniversary of their independence.
“The partnership between our two countries is strong and is built on our shared values of democracy, diversity, and a spirit of entrepreneurship.
“The US is committed to supporting Nigerian efforts to counter terrorism and insecurity, improve health systems, strengthen democratic institutions, promote respect for human rights, and bolster economic growth including through bilateral trade and investment between the US and Nigeria.
“We stand with Nigeria as a democratic partner in supporting free and fair elections and value Nigeria’s leadership on global and regional issues including the fight to end the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We look forward to expanding our relationship over the coming year and advancing our mutual interests. The US joins in your celebration and extends our sincerest congratulations.”
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