Nigeria: Tinubu Heads to Rome On Pope Leo XIV's Invitation With Bragging Rights of 62% Christian Appointees
- President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is scheduled to leave Nigeria for Rome this Saturday to attend the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV.
- Pope Leo XIV invited Tinubu ahead of his May 18 installation as the 267th Bishop of Rome, emphasizing the importance of Tinubu's presence.
- President Tinubu, together with senior Catholic figures such as Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, is set to participate in a solemn mass celebrating the commencement of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate.
- Pope Leo XIV emphasized that Tinubu's presence is crucial during this critical period marked by significant challenges and unrest affecting both the Catholic Church and the global community.
- Tinubu is expected back in Abuja on May 20, with his 62 percent Christian appointments noted as easing concerns about religious representation in Nigeria.
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