The meeting, held at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in London, focused on shared priorities including trade, investment, security, education, migration, and climate action.Ambassador Tuggar described the engagement as “constructive and forward-looking,” noting that it reflected the long-standing friendship and shared democratic values that continue to guide Nigeria–UK relations.He said both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening collaboration that delivers tangible benefits to their citizens.During the talks, the two ministers exchanged views on global and regional developments, explored new areas of economic partnership, and discussed ongoing cooperation in defence and governance.
Nigeria, UK Foreign Ministers Meet To Deepen Bilateral Relations
