Embassy of Republic of Cuba in Nigeria

Cuban Ambassador attends Gala in celebration of Nigeria’s Armed Forces Day

Abuja, January 13th 2026.— The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Miriam Morales Palmeros, attended the Awards Gala organized in celebration of Nigeria’s Armed Forces Day, an event that brought together high-ranking civil and military authorities, members of the accredited diplomatic corps, and representatives of various national institutions.

Cuba and Nigeria explore sports cooperation

Abuja, January 13, 2026.— The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Miriam Morales Palmeros, held a cordial and fruitful meeting with senior officials of the National Sports Commission of Nigeria at the headquarters of the Cuban diplomatic mission.

Cuba and Venezuela, United in Grief and Dignity

Abuja, January 12th, 2026.- The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to the Federal Republic of Nigeria,  Miriam Morales Palmero, together with members of the Cuban Diplomatic Mission, visited the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to sign the Book of Condolences opened in response to the brutal, atrocious, and illegal terrorist attack perpetrated by the Government of the United States against the sister nation of Venezuela on June 3, an act in which more than one hundred people were murdered.

Cuba Participates in Religious Service Honoring the Nigerian Armed Forces

Abuja, January 11, 2026. — The Third Secretary of the Embassy of the Republic of Cuba to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ana Flavia Gómez Pavot, participated in the Inter-Denominational Church Service for the 2026 Armed Forces celebration and remembrance day held at the National Church of Nigeria. The solemn event highlighted their commitment to the defense of the nation and the preservation of peace.

Cuba Solidarity Movement expresses firm support for the Cuban people following the criminal terrorist attack by the United States in Venezuela

Abuja, January 10th 2026.— The Embassy of the Republic of Cuba in the Federal Republic of Nigeria received a message of profound support and solidarity sent on behalf of the Cuba Solidarity Movement, expressing fraternal accompaniment to the Cuban people and Government in the face of the pain caused by the death of 32 Cuban citizens during the atrocious terrorist attack perpetrated by the Government of the United States on the territory of the sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela on January 3.

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