Tinubu to attend the BRICS Summit in Brazil

Tinubu Bola President on Saturday will leave Abuja for two days to Saint Lucia and Brazil.

Special advisors about information and strategies to the President, Bayo Onanuga, revealed this in a statement on Friday in Abuja.

Onanuga said that the first stop of President Tinubu was Saint Lucia for a state visit aimed at strengthening relations with the Caribbean countries and increasing South-South cooperation.

After the visit, the President will travel to Brazil to attend the 177th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro.

The statement reads: “In Saint Lucia, Tinubu will make a call of politeness over the Governor General, Cyril Errol Melchiades Charles, and Prime Minister Philip Pierre.

“The main focus of this visit will be the address to a session with the Special Senate Saint Lucian and House of Assembly sessions.

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Tinubu will also attend a high-level work lunch with the head of the government of the Eastern Caribbean Countries (OEC).

“Lunch will explore ways to deepen Nigeria-OECS cooperation in economic partnership and cultural solidarity.

“President Tinubu will also visit Sir Arthur Lewis Community College in Castries to improve the exchange of education and academic collaboration.

“After his involvement in Saint Lucia, Tinubu will head to Brazil for the BRICS Summit from 6 to 7 July.

He will be present at the invitation of Brazilian President Lula Da Silva, acknowledged Nigeria as ‘Mitra Brits State.’