President Buhari made a speech last night at the level of peace in the world's high that was held in connection with the hundredth anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth on the side of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
In his speech, President Buhari spoke to former South African president Nelson Mandela for his rare virtues, especially to promote peace, unity and reconciliation.
According to him, Nigeria is committed to promoting and protecting all women's rights as well as providing an appropriate environment in order to achieve their full potential.
"We also realize that the inherent dignity and equal and inalienable rights of all people in the world are the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world." We explain that racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance are the opposite of the UN's high goals. "We recognize that tolerance of cultural, ethnic, racial and religious diversity is crucial for lasting peace, understanding and friendship among people, nations, cultures and individuals.
The Nigerian leader said that Mandela is in history and we are with him in his ambitions for a better world
The world has faced many challenges, including conflicts, climate change, terrorism, desertification, poverty, armed movements and violent extremism. President Buhari emphasized the need for the world population to live up to Mandela's inheritance, which is indelible by taking responsibility for the values and principles of the declaration and hope by seeking a fair, peaceful, prosperous, democratic and fair world. E comprehensive.
"This centennial celebration offers a way to reflect on Nelson Mandela's insignificant legacy in his talks of human rights, social justice and peace." It also offers a rare function of re-dedication to serving humanity through support for democracy, conflict resolution, disarmament and mutual respect, reconciliation, gender equality and poverty alleviation. There is no doubt that the quest for peace and development is inspired by Nelson Mandela. In the context of the Nelson Mandela Peace Agreement, Nigeria invites all states to acknowledge that the UN is based on the pillars of peace, security, development and human rights. These are the reasons for collective well-being and emphasize that there is no peace but sustainable development and without sustainable development without peace and full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms for all. "
With the announcement of the Mandela peace treaty, Buhari said Nigeria acknowledged the women's contribution to society's progress and their contribution to conflict prevention and conflict resolution.
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