President Bola Tinubu departed Abuja on Monday for a three-nation tour that will take him to France, Kenya, and Rwanda, where he is expected to attend high-level summits focused on investment and economic growth.
The presidential trip underscores the government's push to attract foreign capital and strengthen economic ties with key African and European partners. Officials said Tinubu's engagements in each country will centre on trade, infrastructure development, and growth partnerships that could benefit Nigeria's economy.
In France, the President is scheduled to participate in investment forums and bilateral talks aimed at deepening economic cooperation. Kenya's leg of the tour will see him engage with East African leaders and investors, while Rwanda will host discussions on regional integration and continental growth strategies.
The tour reflects Nigeria's broader diplomatic strategy under Tinubu, who has prioritised economic partnerships since taking office. Previous trips have focused on similar themes, with the President meeting with global investors and multilateral institutions to position Nigeria as an attractive destination for capital.
Tinubu is expected to return to Abuja after completing engagements in all three countries. The specific dates for his return and the full schedule of bilateral meetings were not disclosed at the time of departure.
