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Nigeria's Ban On Nuclear Test Remains in Force

  • On Monday in Abuja, Vice President Kashim Shettima reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to a comprehensive nuclear test ban during a meeting with CTBTO’s Executive Secretary, emphasizing Africa’s focus on poverty and climate change.
  • Shettima emphasized that Africa's immediate focus is on addressing poverty and climate change, not pursuing nuclear weapons capability, reflecting Nigeria's regional development priorities.
  • Floyd praised CTBTO’s 337 stations for detecting all seven DPRK nuclear tests, highlighting Nigeria’s quality technical inputs via NAEC and NNRA.
  • Shettima praised CTBTO's stations for detecting natural hazards like tsunamis and seismic activity, helping save lives and protect the environment.
  • Nigeria's visit to CTBTO headquarters reinforces its leadership in Africa's nuclear test ban efforts and reaffirms its focus on peace, environment, and development over nuclear capability.
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Newsdiaryonline broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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