President Bola Tinubu has arrived in Abuja following the conclusion of his official visits to France, Kenya, and Rwanda.
A video circulating online showed the presidential aircraft departing Kigali, marking the end of his diplomatic engagements across the three nations.
According to reports, the President participated in key international engagements, including the 2026 Africa-France Summit and the Africa CEO Forum, where he joined other African leaders, government officials, and global business executives to discuss investment and economic cooperation.
During the trip, Tinubu also held bilateral discussions centered on strengthening economic ties, boosting investment inflows, and expanding partnerships between African countries and international investors.
His visits to Kenya and Rwanda were part of broader efforts to deepen diplomatic relations and advance Nigeria’s development goals through regional collaboration.
At the Africa CEO Forum in Rwanda, the President also spoke on youth empowerment, stressing the importance of harnessing the potential of young people across Africa. He noted that youths are dynamic and expect accountability from leadership, adding that their energy must be properly channeled into opportunities for national development.
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