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Amina Mohammed says she plans to return to Nigeria after UN tenure

Source: Premium Times · 22 Sep 2026, 08:46 UTC
Amina Mohammed says she plans to return to Nigeria after UN tenure
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Amina Mohammed, the United Nations deputy secretary general, says she will return to Nigeria when her tenure ends on 31 December. According to Premium Times Nigeria, she plans to contribute to the development of Nigeria and Africa after leaving the UN, although she did not provide further details in the supplied material.

Amina Mohammed, the United Nations deputy secretary general, says she plans to return to Nigeria after her tenure ends on 31 December, Premium Times Nigeria reports. Mohammed said she intends to contribute to the development of Nigeria and the African continent after leaving her UN position. The supplied report does not set out the specific projects, roles or institutions through which she plans to work.

It also does not include further remarks about her departure from the United Nations. Her statement outlines a return to Nigeria and a continued focus on development after her term. The date given for the end of her tenure is 31 December.

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