President Tinubu’s Big Move: Heading to Germany for a Major Conference

? President Bola Tinubu is jetting off to Berlin, Germany this Saturday for the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) Conference. It’s going down on 20 November, and it’s going to be a big deal! He’s going to be rubbing shoulders with other big shots from CwA member countries, as well as some heavy hitters from international organisations. They’re all going to be talking about boosting investments in energy, trade, infrastructure, and new technologies. Sounds like a pretty important gig, right?

But wait, there’s more! This conference is happening at the same time as the Fourth G20 Investment Summit, and you know President Tinubu isn’t one to miss out on a good investment opportunity. He’s all about that foreign direct investment in Nigeria, and he’s taking the whole Nigerian delegation with him to make sure they don’t miss a beat.

And get this, the President’s visit to Germany is all about giving back the love. Remember when the German Chancellor visited Abuja and Lagos in October? Well, this is President Tinubu’s way of saying, “Hey, we appreciate the visit, and now we’re coming to see you!” It’s all about keeping those diplomatic ties strong.

So, what’s on the agenda for President Tinubu in Germany? Well, he’s got some serious business to attend to. He’s going to be following up on some important meetings with German business bigwigs who were part of the Chancellor’s delegation to Nigeria. He’s going to be talking about getting more German companies to invest in Nigeria, especially in sectors like transportation, mining, and energy. And did you know that Nigeria is Germany’s second largest trading partner in Africa? That’s a pretty big deal!

But President Tinubu isn’t going solo on this trip. He’s bringing along some heavy hitters too. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, and the Minister of Power are all joining him on this mission.

So, mark your calendars because President Tinubu will be back in the country after the conference, and you can bet he’s going to have some exciting updates to share!