President Bola Tinubu has said his frequent foreign engagements are aimed at repositioning Nigeria globally while securing tangible economic opportunities that will translate into jobs and prosperity for citizens.
The president, who returned to Abuja on Thursday morning after official visits to Japan and Brazil, explained that his travels are not ceremonial but strategic moves to attract investments and restore Nigeria’s standing on the world stage.
“It feels good to be back home after our recent engagements in Japan and Brazil,” Tinubu wrote on his official X handle.
“Every meeting, handshake, and agreement was carefully pursued to create real growth, employment, and prosperity for Nigerians.”
He noted that his discussions with Japanese leaders opened fresh avenues in technology, industry, and human capital development, while his engagements in Brazil focused on cooperation in trade, agriculture, aviation, and finance.
Tinubu also used the trip to meet with Nigerian business leaders abroad, urging them to have renewed confidence in the country’s economy and support ongoing reforms.
“This is the new Nigeria we are building together, one based on lasting reforms and sustainable growth,” the president said.
“It is a Nigeria that speaks with confidence on the global stage, stands resilient at home, and remains committed to creating value for every citizen.”
According to him, while the nation’s challenges are undeniable, unity of purpose and bold reforms would set the country on a stronger path.
His spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, confirmed that the presidential aircraft left Brasília International Airport on Wednesday afternoon and touched down in Abuja in the early hours of Thursday.
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