Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Since 1999

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Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Since 1999 by George Awele Nwalie and Yao Nikez Adu provides an in-depth analysis of Nigeria’s foreign policy trajectory from the return to democratic governance in 1999 to the present day. The book offers a comprehensive examination of the strategic decisions, diplomatic engagements, and international relations that have defined Nigeria’s role on the global stage during this period.

The authors explore the major shifts and continuities in Nigeria’s foreign policy, assessing how domestic political changes, regional dynamics, and global developments have influenced the country’s international strategies. Key topics include Nigeria’s diplomatic relationships, economic partnerships, security concerns, and its role in regional and international organizations.

Key themes covered in the book include:

• The impact of democratic transition on Nigeria’s foreign policy.
• Analysis of major diplomatic initiatives and international agreements.
• Nigeria’s approach to regional conflicts and security issues, including its role in ECOWAS and peacekeeping missions.
• Economic diplomacy and trade relations with major global powers.
• The influence of domestic politics and leadership changes on foreign policy decisions.

Nigeria’s Foreign Policy Since 1999 offers valuable insights into the complexities of Nigeria’s international relations and provides a critical evaluation of the successes and challenges faced by the country in its quest to enhance its global standing. It is an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of Nigeria’s foreign policy in the 21st century.