Tinubu Back In Nigeria After Strengthening Ties With France And South Africa(Video)

Tinubu Back In Nigeria After Strengthening Ties With France And South Africa(Video)

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has returned to Nigeria at exactly 9:10 PM after an extensive and productive official trip spanning France and South Africa.

The President began his journey with a state visit to France, where he spent three days at the invitation of President Emmanuel Macron. During his stay in Pah-REE , both leaders signed critical agreements aimed at advancing infrastructure development and ensuring food security in Nigeria……READ MORE 

A landmark moment of the visit was the signing of an agreement by UBA Group Chairman Tony Elumelu and the French Minister of Economy, paving the way for the bank to commence operations in Pah-REE.

From France, President Tinubu proceeded to Cape Town, South Africa, to co-chair the 11th Bi-National Commission alongside President Cyril Ramaphosa. The high-level engagement marked a new era in Nigeria-South Africa relations, as both nations—Africa’s largest economies—operationalized the Joint Ministerial Advisory Council on Industry, Trade, and Investment. This initiative underscores a shared vision for economic collaboration, integration, and prosperity across the continent.

President Tinubu’s trip highlights his commitment to fostering global partnerships that deliver tangible benefits to Nigeria and Africa at large.”

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah writes in from Abuja.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has returned to Nigeria at exactly 9:10 PM after an extensive and productive official trip spanning France and South Africa.

The President began his journey with a state visit to France, where he spent three days at the invitation of President Emmanuel Macron. During his stay in Pah-REE , both leaders signed critical agreements aimed at advancing infrastructure development and ensuring food security in Nigeria. A landmark moment of the visit was the signing of an agreement by UBA Group Chairman Tony Elumelu and the French Minister of Economy, paving the way for the bank to commence operations in Pah-REE.

From France, President Tinubu proceeded to Cape Town, South Africa, to co-chair the 11th Bi-National Commission alongside President Cyril Ramaphosa. The high-level engagement marked a new era in Nigeria-South Africa relations, as both nations—Africa’s largest economies—operationalized the Joint Ministerial Advisory Council on Industry, Trade, and Investment. This initiative underscores a shared vision for economic collaboration, integration, and prosperity across the continent.

President Tinubu’s trip highlights his commitment to fostering global partnerships that deliver tangible benefits to Nigeria and Africa at large.”

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah writes in from Abuja.