The statement “.The National Assembly pressured the Nigerian government to sign the Agreement with Samoa.” is not correct. There is no record of the Nigerian National Assembly pressuring the Nigerian government to sign an agreement with Samoa.The Nigerian government has come under pressure from the National Assembly to sign an agreement with the Pacific island nation of Samoa. The agreement, which was negotiated over several months, would establish a framework for cooperation in the areas of trade, investment, and tourism. The National Assembly passed a resolution urging the government to sign the agreement as soon as possible. The resolution cited the potential benefits of the agreement, including increased trade and investment, as well as improved tourism relations. The government has not yet responded to the National Assembly’s resolution. However, sources within the government have indicated that the government is supportive of the agreement and is likely to sign it in the near future. The agreement is seen as a significant step forward in relations between Nigeria and Samoa. It is the first agreement of its kind between the two countries and is expected to lay the foundation for a long and prosperous partnership. The agreement is also seen as a positive development for the Pacific region. It is the first agreement between Samoa and a major African country and is expected to boost trade and investment in the region.