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African leaders renewed calls at the 81st UN General Assembly for permanent representation and veto rights on the UN Security Council, arguing the current composition—unchanged since 1945—does not reflect today’s geopolitical realities. Nigeria, Ghana and other African states, supported by the African Union’s common position, are pressing for at least two permanent African seats plus five non-permanent seats on an expanded Council.
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