The United Nations (UN) Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, is leading a delegation of senior officials of the Union to Nigeria and three other West African countries, Niger, Sierra Leone, and Ghana.
The visit is meant to be an opportunity to discuss with the government and key stakeholders on the way forward and rebuilding the country after the COVID-19 pandemic.
The visit for Nigeria is scheduled for November 8 to 11, 2020, where according to statement on Sunday from the office in Nigeria, Mohammed would join Osinbajo to launch the ‘Nigeria UN Plus Offer For Socio-Economic Recovery – 2020 -2022.’
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“She will also join the Minister of Women Affairs to launch the Generation Equality campaign in Nigeria to raise awareness about the agenda of the Beijing Platform for Action and foster inter-generational exchange and dialogue to empower a new generation of women’s rights activists.”
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