Commonwealth Secretary-General, Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, lauds the exemplary service and dedication of Amb Sarafa Isola while serving as Nigerian Envoy to the United Kingdom.
The Commonwealth Secretary-General expressed her goodwill to the recalled Ambassador in a letter made available to the press on Monday, 6th of November, 2023.
According to Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, Amb. Sarafa Isola has strengthened the bond between Nigeria and the Commonwealth and positioned Nigeria as a valuable contributor to the Commonwealth family.
Scotland KC’s letter reads:
“As your tour of duty draws to an end, I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for your exemplary service and dedication during your tenure as the Nigerian High Commissioner in London.
“Your tireless efforts have strengthened the bond between Nigeria and the Commonwealth.
“As a long-standing and valued member of the Commonwealth family and one of Africa’s largest democracies, your legacy of active participation and meaningful interventions in meetings and ministerial events, as well as in ensuring Nigeria maintained its position as one of the top eight contributors, will not be forgotten and will serve as a model for others.
“As Chair of the Accreditation Committee for two consecutive years, you have played a crucial role in enhancing the accreditation process and ensuring new associations reflect the values and principles of the Commonwealth.
“The Committee has benefited from your leadership, guidance, and unwavering commitment to the betterment of the Secretariat.
“Excellency, as you prepare to depart, I offer my heartfelt congratulations on the successful completion of your term and personal gratitude for your sustained support and encouragement.
“You have represented your country with dignity and honour, and your contributions have left an indelible mark. I do not doubt that your next endeavour will be equally impactful and successful, and I wish you and your family the best with all good wishes.”
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