Abuja, Nigeria – President Bola Tinubu has announced his departure from Abuja to Paris, France, for a private visit.
This information comes in an official statement released on Wednesday.
The announcement was confirmed by Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy.
The trip, described as personal in nature, also includes a planned stopover in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
While specific details surrounding the private visit remain undisclosed, it has sparked speculation about its purpose.
Onanuga did not elaborate on whether the visit involves official engagements or personal matters.
This development comes as President Tinubu continues to address pressing domestic and international challenges.
Following his brief stay in France, he is expected to engage with key stakeholders in Ethiopia, though no official agenda has been released.
The President’s departure has raised questions about its timing and potential implications for his administration’s ongoing initiatives.
There has been no indication from government sources that his absence will disrupt critical operations or policy implementation at home.
Meanwhile, as Nigerians await further updates, attention will focus on President Tinubu’s activities abroad, especially in Addis Ababa.
