- Mao Ning reaffirmed China's backing of Nigeria.
- The strategic partnership between Nigeria and China was represented, alongside reports that capital inflows from China to Nigeria have declined.
A Pew Research Center report indicates that Nigerian public opinion views China as a dependable partner, leading to a shift in sentiment away from the US.
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Updated Aug 7
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What happened
A Pew Research Center report indicates that Nigerian public opinion views China as a dependable partner, leading to a shift in sentiment away from the US.
Who's involved
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The strategic partnership between Nigeria and China was represented, alongside reports that capital inflows from China to Nigeria have declined.Also in this story
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