As world leaders convened for the 79th session of the general assembly at the United Nations in New York, United States of America, Nigeria’s vibrant presence, especially in terms of fashion and swag, was unmistakable. Amid serious discussions on global peace and sustainable development, Nigerian delegates showcased a rich tapestry of culture through their stunning indigenous attire. The First Lady of Kwara State, Olufolake Abdulrasaq, made a striking appearance alongside her entourage.
The men were equally dapper, with figures like the Minister of Defense, Mohammed Abubakar, and Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency, Mohammed Mohammed, donning sharply tailored traditional outfits. Vice President Kashim Shettima also sported traditional attire as he delivered a speech on behalf of President Bola Tinubu, advocating for debt forgiveness for Nigeria and other developing nations, while highlighting the importance of equitable financial systems for fostering growth in developing nations. Related News Why we must project our culture through stories — Jumoke Odetola UNGA: Oluremi Tinubu joins first ladies at Jill Biden's farewell Stop arming generals in Sudan, Biden tells world leaders at UNGA The Director General of the World Trade Organisation, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was also at the event, looking good in her signature native attire and headtie.
Meanwhile, one of the standout moments was when Elumelu hosted a vibrant celebration for United Bank for Africa’s 75th.
