President Bola Tinubu leaves Abuja today on a visit to two nations. He heads first to Johannesburg in South Africa. He travels to Luanda in Angola.
Moreover this trip will start on November 19, 2025. Tinubu does his best to take part in important international discussions. As a result, Nigeria’s relations with the world strengthen.
G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg
Tinubu attends the 20th G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg. The event is scheduled to take place on November 22 – 23 at the Johannesburg
Expo Centre
In addition, leaders discuss current global economic issues. Tinubu speaks for Africa’s interests in trade and development. Consequently Nigeria’s voice becomes louder internationally.
AU-EU Summit in Luanda
From the G20, Tinubu moved to Luanda for the AU-EU Ministerial Meeting; a summit to be focused on continental partnerships.
Furthermore participants discuss security and investment challenges. He pointed out that Tinubu underlines Nigeria’s role in African unification, therefore collaborations between Africa and Europe are better.
Importance of the Visits
These summits mark important points of diplomatic efforts. Tinubu conveys Nigeria’s positions on climate change and poverty. Besides this, trips happen in the face of domestic issues like security challenges. But Tinubu puts international engagements first in his mind. Nigeria benefits from better relations and more opportunities.
