President Bola Tinubu has left Paris, France, after his attendance of the economic summit in the European nation.
Tinubu will be heading to London for a “private visit.”
Tinubu’s itinerary is contained in a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Special Duties, Communication and Strategy, Dele Alake, on Saturday.
“Tinubu, who was initially scheduled to be back in Abuja on Saturday, will now proceed to London, United Kingdom, for a short private visit,” the statement reads.
The statement is titled ‘After successful Paris outing, President Tinubu off to London on a private visit.’
According to Alake the “President will be back in the country in time for the upcoming Eid-el-Kabir festival.”
On Friday, Tinubu concluded his official trip to Paris, during which he participated in the summit for ‘A New Global Financing Pact’ hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
Aside from his participation at the event, the President also had high-profile sideline meetings with fellow heads of state and government, global business leaders, and chief executives of leading multilateral and development finance institutions from around the world.
The Presidential spokesman noted that the summit afforded the Nigerian leader the opportunity to project on a global stage, his advocacy for widening the fiscal space, and economic justice for Africa as the world accelerates the pace of energy transition.
Tinubu also advocated the urgency of addressing the pressing issues of poverty and climate change