Let’s talk about Nigeria’s foreign policy and its impact on the global stage. So, for a country to make a mark in the world, it needs an active President, a dynamic Foreign Minister, and a strong economy. But Nigeria seems to have lost its way on the global radar. The country’s past achievements in foreign policy were remarkable, with outstanding foreign ministers and active participation in global peace efforts. From the 1960s to the 2000s, Nigeria played a significant role in various United Nations operations and peacekeeping missions across Africa. The country also provided assistance to several African nations, including investments in infrastructure, financial aid, and military support. Nigeria’s involvement in the liberation struggles of other African countries, such as Angola, South Africa, and Mozambique, showcased its commitment to African solidarity and freedom. However, the current leadership’s approach to foreign affairs remains uncertain. President Bola Tinubu’s foreign policy direction is yet to be seen, and there are questions about the country’s future foreign relations. With the appointment of Yusuf Maitama Tuggar as the Foreign Minister, there is hope for a balanced and proactive approach to Nigeria’s foreign policy. Tuggar’s previous experience as a diplomat and his role in international relations, including climate change initiatives and repatriation of cultural artifacts, reflects a positive outlook for Nigeria’s foreign affairs. As Nigeria embarks on a new foreign adventure, it’s essential to navigate the global stage with strategic diplomacy and a clear vision for the country’s role in international affairs.