Nigeria & International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Nigeria: Nigeria is the host nation; the summit demonstrates government commitment to public health and security, potentially enhancing its international reputation.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: UNODC provided support and commended collaboration, reinforcing international partnership in Nigeria's drug control efforts.

Nigeria: Nigeria received the StAR award, validating its anti-money laundering reforms and boosting its international credibility.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: UNODC co-sponsors the StAR Initiative and presented the award, reinforcing its role in global anti-money laundering efforts.

Nigeria: Nigeria's diplomatic ties with Austria and its engagement with international organizations in Vienna are expected to be strengthened through the appointment of Florence Ajimobi.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is one of the international organizations in Vienna that Florence Ajimobi will engage with as Nigeria's ambassador.

Nigeria: The country benefits from reduced prison overcrowding and improved correctional system efficiency, enhancing its governance reputation.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: Co-organizer of the conference, supporting prisoner classification and technology use in African prisons.

Nigeria: Nigeria benefits from reduced drug trafficking and abuse, improving public health and security, though the scale of the problem remains significant.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: UNODC commended Nigeria's balanced approach and pledged continued technical support.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime provided technical support for the 2018 National Drug Use Survey in Nigeria and is a global institution supporting the alternative development initiative.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime provided technical and programmatic support for the development of the new justice reform documents in Nigeria.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime witnessed the proceedings of the mass trials, contributing to the transparency and international oversight of the judicial process.

International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) declared that Nigeria is no longer a permissive ground for international drug cartels due to the efforts of the Nigeria — National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). UNODC also provided audiovisual interview rooms to NDLEA, funded by the United States — Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (US-INL).