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Tinubu Urges Stronger UK Partnership for Sustainable Prosperity

Adekunle Owolabi
By Adekunle Owolabi Published August 3, 2023 2 Min Read
President Tinubu and the United Kingdom's Secretary of Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Rt Hon. James Cleverly MP, in his office.
President Tinubu and the United Kingdom's Secretary of Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Rt Hon. James Cleverly MP, in his office.
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President Tinubu has called upon the United Kingdom to deepen its investment and partnership with Nigeria and Africa to foster enduring, broad-based prosperity across sectors.

President Tinubu made the appeal during a meeting with the United Kingdom’s Secretary of Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, Rt Hon. James Cleverly MP.

Highlighting the history of deep economic ties between Africa and the UK, President Tinubu emphasized the need for a competitive, technologically advanced economy that meets the needs of all citizens.

“The United Kingdom’s collaboration with Nigeria and Africa is crucial. We must work together to build a competitive economy,” the President asserted.

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Addressing the potential for economic growth through energy transition, President Tinubu called on the UK to facilitate the investment required to transport gas from Nigeria to Europe, contributing to clean energy efforts.

Regarding regional stability, President Tinubu underlined the role of security in West Africa and requested UK support to ensure a secure sub-region.

Rt Hon. Cleverly, in turn, commended President Tinubu’s economic reforms and expressed the UK’s commitment to promoting bilateral investment and partnership.

“I applaud your bold decisions in economic reform. Nigeria’s educated and talented youth, combined with its resources, can position the country as an energy and agricultural exporter. The UK remains dedicated to a lasting partnership with Nigeria and Africa,” Rt Hon. Cleverly affirmed.

The UK Foreign Secretary also endorsed President Tinubu’s leadership in promoting democracy and stability in the region.

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