Presidency Defends President Tinubu’s France Trip Amidst Criticism
The Nigerian Presidency has addressed concerns surrounding President Bola Tinubu’s recent departure from the United Kingdom to France. The President’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, clarified that Tinubu is still on his two-week leave.
Initially, Onanuga announced Tinubu’s departure for a two-week vacation in the UK, stating it would be a working vacation and retreat to reflect on economic reforms. However, the President later traveled to Paris, France, for an important engagement, according to his Special Assistant, Ibrahim Kabir Masari.
Masari revealed that he visited Tinubu at his UK residence, where they had productive discussions before departing for Paris. Onanuga responded to criticism, stating that the President is not restricted to the UK during his leave and can travel anywhere he desires.
Key Points:
- President Tinubu on two-week leave
- Initially departed for UK, later traveled to France
- Presidency defends trip, citing President’s freedom to travel
- Leave intended for reflection on economic reforms
The Presidency’s clarification aims to alleviate concerns surrounding Tinubu’s travel plans during his leave. Would you like more information on this story or related news?
