US EditionNigeria: Tinubu Meets Kagame in Paris
The leaders strategized on global affairs and Africa's advancement during Tinubu's European break before the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week Summit.
- On Sunday, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu held a private lunch in Paris with President Paul Kagame to discuss world affairs and Africa's interests.
- Tinubu left Lagos on December 28, 2025 for Europe as part of an end-of-year break, presidential releases confirmed.
- The Presidency disclosed the meeting through Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy Bayo Onanuga and shared photos showing the leaders seated at an upscale Parisian restaurant.
- Onanuga confirmed Tinubu's Europe travel was ahead of an official Abu Dhabi engagement, adding that President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan invited him to the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week Summit early January 2026.
- ADSW is described as a weeklong summit mobilising leaders to chart the next era of sustainable development, carrying the theme `The Nexus of Next: All Systems Go`.
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