The High Commission of the United Republic of Tanzania, Abuja-Nigeria

  H. E. Dr. Benson Alfred Bana and Hon. Amb. Zubairu Dada, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. His Excellency, Dr. Benson Alfred Bana visited the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Honourable Amb. Zubairu Dada after the Tanzania @ 60 Event on the 14th December, 2021. To share experience and brief the Minister on the success of the event. The Minister was the Guest of Hounour to the Special Dialogue event which held on 8th December, 2021. However, due to other engagement with the Highest Office the Minister was represented by the Engr. Ahmed Kadi Amshi, Chairman, National Assembly Service Commission.  The Highs Commission is appreciative of the Support received from the Federal Government of Nigeria through the MDAs towards the successful celebration of the 60th Independence Anniversary of Tanzania (Mainland). God bless and strengthen Tanzania-Nigeria bilateral relations.

  L eft to right: H. E Dr Benson Alfred Bana, Mrs Oganya Simion - GM NTA-International and Senior Officer. His Excellency Dr Benson Alfred Bana, visits the Nigeria Television Authority, as he midwifes the birth of a media collaboration between the Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation and the Nigerian Television Authority. Previously, His Excellency has successfully delivered a similar relationship between the TBC and the Voice of Nigeria, an autonomous arm of the Nigeria Broadcasting Service responsible for international radio broadcasting. This meeting is to take the critical steps necessary to have an MoU between TBC and NTA for mutually beneficial media relations and by extension to strengthen the existing bilateral relations between Tanzania and Nigeria.  The meeting with the Director General -Mallam Yakubu Ibn Mohammed (Represented by the General Manager, NTA International) held at the headquarters of the of NTA on 24th November, 2021. Aside the 36 Stations and Abuja, NTA runs 62 Co

  Tanzania High Commission in Abuja, invites the general public of Nigeria, members of diplomatic corps, business community, investors, tour operators as well as friend of Tanzania, to participate in Photo and product exhibitions session which will be held at the Chancery, 21B Yedseram Street, off IBB Way, Maitama. The exhibition will feature photographs showing decolonization struggles, Independence Day (9/12/1961) events, mega development projects undertaken during the post-independence period, Tanzania involvement in the Liberation struggles, the war against the invasion of Idi Amin of Uganda, etc. More importantly, the exhibition includes also products which are made/produced in Tanzania, touristic attraction and investment opportunities available.  etc. Don’t plan to miss this opportunity to Discover Tanzania at 60.

Tanzania High Commission, Diplomatic Corps, Tanzanian Diaspora in Abuja, retired Nigerian Government leaders, as well as Friends of Tanzania congregates to pray for Tanzania during interfaith prayers for commemoration of Tanzania’s 60 th  Independence The interfaith prayer was held on 5 th  December 2021 for thanks-giving as one of the events scheduled to take place during a week of commemoration of Tanzania’s 60 th  independence anniversary. While welcoming guest to the occasion, the Tanzanian High commissioner to Nigeria, Dr Benson Alfred Bana said that the Tanzanian sixtieth independence anniversary was unique because the country has enjoyed sixty years of uninterrupted unity. “nation building is not an easy task, particularly on the African continent. Tanzania is a nation state which has so far not experienced inter-nation conflict, no interrupted civilian rule or constitutional order. We are here today to thank the almighty Allah for enabling Tanzania preserve its core values of f

  Staff of the Tanzania High Commission, Abuja and the Police officer of the Mission during the event On 9 th  December, 2021 the people of the United Republic of Tanzania will be celebrating the 60 th  Independence Anniversary. Activities marking the 60 years of independence were officially launched on 1 st  November, 2021 in Dodoma, Tanzania. As expected, the country is reflecting on its journey to independence, the decolonization process, post-independence developments and challenges in political, economic and social spheres as well as Tanzania’s future direction in a globalized world. Taking into account the fact that sixty years, or rather “Diamond” Anniversary is not a simple journey in the life of a country, the government of the United Republic of Tanzania has decided to celebrate the auspicious occasion in special, colourful and memorable ways.  During 60 years of independence, Tanzania  has been able among other achievements to: (i) build one nation out of more than 120 ethni