UNGA 80: Technocrat, Emeka Bahadur Meets President Sissoco, Gov Bago

Hon. Emeka Bahadur Ndubuisi and Guinea Bissau President, Umar Sissoco

US-based Nigerian technocrat, Honorable Emeka Bahadur Ndubuisi met President of Guinea Bissau, Umaro Sissoco and Niger state Governor, Umar Bago, after the concluded 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly held in New York, USA.

During the meeting with President Sissoco, Honorable Emeka Bahadur who was among the delegation led by Chief Emeka Charles Kalu, harped on urgent collaboration among African communities in driving sustainable development in the continent.

He expressed optimism that Africa will be great again and lauded the efforts of African leaders in pursuing development-oriented policies towards restoring the Africa continent on path of economic prosperity.

Bahadur commended world leaders for commitment in spread heading global action on climate change, security, health and other critical sectors.

Meanwhile, Honorable Emeka Bahadur Ndubuisi also revealed the outcome of his meeting with Governor Mohammed Umar Bago of Niger State, at end of the just-concluded 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

Hon. Emeka Bahadur Ndubuisi exchanging greetings with Niger state governor, Muhammed Umar Bago

In a statement posted in his official Facebook page, Honorable Emeka Bahadur disclosed that the meeting resolved to continue to advance the course of our discussions, negotiations and consultations ahead of 2027 general elections in Nigeria.

Honorable Emeka Bahadur Ndubuisi, a close political associate of Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, is a frontline chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) from Abia state.

Recall that Emeka Bahadur had in an interview with journalists early September, boasted that ADC has the needed capacity and political will to solve Nigeria's socio-economic and infrastructural challenges when it assumes the highest leadership seat in the country.

The former national Assembly hopeful maintained that the current federal government -controlled by the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria has failed to demonstrate capacity and political will towards nipping in the bud myriads of problems bedeviling the country.

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