PHOTOS: President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu Makes Tongues Wag As He Visits Nigerian Troops Stationed In Bissau
The recent visit of the President to Nigerian troops stationed in Bissau has generated significant discussions and caught the attention of the public. The President’s visit to the troops deployed in Bissau, the capital of Guinea-Bissau, underscores the importance placed on supporting and recognizing the efforts of Nigerian soldiers serving abroad. CONTINUE READING
The visit carries profound significance as it showcases the President’s commitment to personally engaging with and boosting the morale of Nigerian troops stationed in foreign lands. It serves as a gesture of appreciation for their dedication and sacrifices in ensuring peace and security, not only within Nigeria but also in neighboring countries.
Earlier today, the Former Lagos State Governor touched down in Guinea Bissau for the 63rd ECOWAS meeting. He was accompanied by NSA Nuhu Ribadu, Ganduje of Kano State, Badaru of Jigawa State, and Bagudu of Kebbi State.
It is important to note that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to become the new chairman of ECOWAS.
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