Nigerian foreign policy implementation is the responsibility of the

The implementation of Nigerian foreign policy is the responsibility of the Ministry of External Affairs. The Ministry of External Affairs, also known as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is the government ministry in charge of Nigeria's foreign relations and diplomatic affairs. Its main function is to implement Nigeria's foreign policy objectives as set by the government, which include promoting Nigeria's economic, political, and social interests abroad, as well as maintaining good relations with other countries and international organizations. The Ministry of External Affairs oversees Nigeria's embassies and consulates around the world and is responsible for managing the country's relationships with foreign governments and international organizations. The Department of Immigration is responsible for managing Nigeria's immigration policies, while the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs is a research institution focused on foreign policy and international relations. The Ministry of Budget and Planning is responsible for formulating and implementing Nigeria's economic policies and development plans.