President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is scheduled to leave Abuja on Saturday, May 2, for an official visit to three countries—France, Kenya, and Rwanda—as part of efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s international partnerships.
The announcement was made by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, in a statement released on Friday.
According to the statement, the president will begin his trip in France before heading to Nairobi, Kenya, to participate in the upcoming Africa-France Summit. The event will be jointly led by Emmanuel Macron and William Ruto, focusing on key issues such as energy transition, digital transformation, climate action, and reforms in global financial systems.
President Tinubu is expected to attend the summit from May 11 to May 12, where discussions will center on advancing economic growth, strengthening infrastructure, empowering youth, and promoting technological development across Africa.
Following the Kenya engagement, the president will travel to Kigali, Rwanda, for the Africa CEO Forum, scheduled for May 14 to May 15. The forum, held in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation, will bring together over 2,000 business leaders, investors, and policymakers to explore strategies for economic transformation, regional integration, and increased investment across the continent.
During both events, Tinubu is expected to present his administration’s economic reform agenda and highlight Nigeria’s potential as a leading destination for investment. He will also hold high-level meetings with global and African business leaders.
The president will be accompanied by key government officials and is expected to return to Nigeria after concluding his engagements in Rwanda.
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