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Regarding a scheduled meeting between US President Donald Trump and Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Nigerian Presidency has provided an update.
Daniel Bwala, President Tinubu’s special adviser on media and policy communication, expressed hope that the president and his American counterpart will soon meet.
According to reports, Bwala made the claim on Monday during an interview on “Prime Time” on Arise Television.
“Hopefully, Tinubu and Trump will meet, either at the White House or the State House,” Bwala stated.
It might occur at any moment. Protocol is essential in diplomacy. When constructing something, it needs to be safeguarded and conserved.
“Because protocol must be respected in diplomacy, we will not be forced to reveal the stage we are at in this discussion.”
He went on to refute allegations that the US will not impose sanctions on Nigerians.
He claims that Nigerians will be the ones who suffer the most if sanctions are applied on them.
“It is the people who will bear the brunt if sanctions are imposed on Nigerians,” he stated.
“Trump doesn’t harbor resentment; after he says what he wants to say, things go back to normal.
The Nigerian government is responding to Trump’s message, which it has clearly comprehended. Soon, we will start to see results.
This is the second time the presidential adviser has declared that his principle will meet with Donald Trump following the US President’s threat of a military invasion of Nigeria due to claims of Christian genocide there.
