Vice-President Kashim Shettima has been chosen to represent President Bola Tinubu at Senegal’s 65th Independence Day Anniversary celebration, according to a statement released by Stanley Nkwocha, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice-President.

Shettima departed from Abuja for Dakar, Senegal to attend the event. This decision is significant, as it demonstrates the strong diplomatic ties between Nigeria and Senegal.

In recent years, Nigeria and Senegal have established a mutually beneficial relationship, with both countries collaborating on economic and social issues. Shettima’s presence at this event is a testament to the importance of this relationship in the West African region.

As Nigeria’s Vice-President, Shettima plays a critical role in maintaining and strengthening the country’s ties with other nations. His representation of President Tinubu at this significant occasion is a clear indication of the trust placed in him by the Nigerian government.

The 65th Independence Day Anniversary celebration of Senegal will serve as an opportunity for Shettima to engage with other high-level officials from different countries and discuss potential areas of cooperation. This will further enhance the existing bond between Nigeria and Senegal and open doors for future collaborations.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Shettima’s delegation includes other Nigerian officials, who will participate in various activities at the celebration. This includes discussions on regional security and economic development in West Africa.

In conclusion, Vice-President Shettima’s presence at Senegal’s 65th Independence Day Anniversary celebration communicates Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties and promoting regional cooperation. We wish the delegation a successful and productive trip

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