Ghana High Commission presents 66th Independence cake to Nigeria in Abuja
By: Samuel Ayammah The Ghana High Commission in Abuja has presented a commemorative cake to the Federal Republic of Nigeria to mark Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary as a symbol of friendship and solidarity between the two countries. Receiving the gift at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola […]
The Ghana High Commission in Abuja presented a commemorative cake to Nigeria in recognition of Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary. This gesture, described by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs as rare and historically unique, symbolizes the strong friendship and solidarity between the two countries. The presentation marked a highlight of their relationship, which has been nourished by their shared history and common aspirations since 1959.
Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye stressed the importance of continued dialogue and negotiation to prevent irritants from escalating, while also commending Ghana's commitment to addressing Afrophobia - the attack on Africans. He further acknowledged Ghana's role in the UN's efforts to define colonialism as a crime against humanity and its advocacy for reparations.
The High Commission noted that Nigeria remains one of Ghana's major sources of investment. While celebrating this historic bond, the High Commissioner presented Ghanaian football jersey to Ambassador Enikanolaiye, sparking light-hearted exchanges over their friendly rivalry. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria expressed its commitment to strengthening this historic and strategic partnership for mutual benefit.
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