Dive into Nigeria's diplomatic scene: VP Shettima's US-Africa Summit attendance contrasts with the mystery surrounding President Tinubu's location. As Shettima forges international ties, Tinubu's absence raises eyebrows.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima's departure from Abuja to Dallas, United States, for the 2024 US-Africa Business Summit marks a pivotal moment in Nigeria's diplomatic efforts. Organized by the Corporate Council on Africa, the summit convenes political and business leaders from across Africa and the US to foster dialogue and partnerships. Shettima's participation in high-level sessions, including discussions on infrastructure investment, energy future, and agribusiness, underscores Nigeria's commitment to economic development and regional cooperation.
As Shettima engages in these crucial dialogues, the spotlight turns to the lingering absence of President Bola Tinubu, whose whereabouts have stirred speculation.
Tinubu's recent attendance at the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, followed by his extended absence from Nigeria, fuels conjecture about his activities. While official statements remain elusive, rumors circulate about Tinubu's possible whereabouts, including suggestions of medical visits to Paris or private engagements in London.
