President Tinubu has returned to Abuja after diplomatic visits to Saint Lucia and Brazil.
The trip focused on strengthening Nigeria’s ties with underrepresented regions and key global partners.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is back in Abuja after completing a two-country diplomatic trip that took him to Saint Lucia and Brazil.
He left Nigeria on Saturday, June 28, for what officials described as a mission to deepen relationships with regions that have not been strongly represented in Nigeria’s foreign affairs strategy. The visit was part of broader efforts to expand Nigeria’s global connections and partnerships.
During his first stop in Saint Lucia, President Tinubu met with Caribbean leaders in a landmark visit aimed at opening up new opportunities for cooperation. The trip marked a notable step in Nigeria’s efforts to connect with the Caribbean region on issues of shared interest such as trade, culture, and development.
From there, Tinubu proceeded to Brazil to attend the 17th BRICS Summit, where he joined other world leaders to discuss major global and regional economic matters. His return signals the completion of a diplomatic round expected to shape future engagements.
