Section 19
Foreign policy objectives
Nigeria's foreign policy should protect national interest, African unity, peace, and international cooperation.
Verbatim constitutional text
The foreign policy objectives shall be - (a) promotion and protection of the national interest; (b) promotion of African integration and support for African unity; (c) promotion of international co-operation for the consolidation of universal peace and mutual respect among all nations and elimination of discrimination in all its manifestations; (d) respect for international law and treaty obligations as well as the seeking of settlement of international disputes by negotiation, mediation, conciliation, arbitration and adjudication; and (e) promotion of a just world economic order.
The Nigerian reality
Foreign policy must connect back to citizens.
Track diaspora protection, trade outcomes, regional security, and diplomatic credibility here.
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Prince Adewole Adebayo's commitment
Adebayo will pursue a citizen-first foreign policy that protects Nigerians abroad and restores credibility in Africa and the world.
The Nigerian Reality
Foreign policy can feel distant from daily life, but Section 19 makes it part of the constitutional vision: peace, respect, cooperation, and national interest.
Adebayo's Commitment
This page should link diplomacy to trade, diaspora protection, regional stability, and Nigeria's leadership role in Africa.
Action Angle
Use this section for diaspora audiences and voters who care about Nigeria's image, passports, trade, and safety abroad.
Support a foreign policy that serves Nigerians.
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