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Presidency Confirms Ongoing Talks for Tinubu Trump Meeting, Emphasizes Diplomatic Protocol – Daniel Bwala

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The Nigerian Presidency has given an update on a proposed meeting between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and US President Donald Trump as Special adviser to President Tinubu on Media and Policy Communication, Daniel Bwala expresses his optimism that President Tinubu will soon meet with his American counterpart.

‎However, statements made by Bwala issues that Tinubu will meet with Trump anytime either at the White House or the State House. He speaks about protocol being the key to anything that involves diplomacy.

‎He further stated that he will not be pressured into revealing the stage that they are at in this discussion because in diplomacy there must be respect for protocol. He dismissed reports that the United States would not place sanctions on Nigerians.

‎According to him, if sanctions are imposed on Nigerians, it is the people who will bear the heat. He disclosed that the Nigerian government has clearly understood Trump’s message and is addressing it and that results will begin to showcase soon.

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6 Comments

  • I think a meeting between Tinubu and Trump could be interesting. Wonder what theyll talk about – politics, business, or maybe even fashion!

  • I dont think a Tinubu-Trump meeting is a good idea. It could send the wrong message and create unnecessary controversies.

  • Hmm, Im not sure about this Tinubu-Trump meeting. Seems like an interesting mix of personalities. Wonder what theyll chat about!

  • I find it intriguing that Tinubu and Trump might meet. Will it be a political game-cer or just a diplomatic formality? Cant wait to see!

  • I dont see the point of this meeting. Tinubu and Trump have nothing in common. Waste of time or potential for unexpected collaboration?

  • I think a meeting between Tinubu and Trump could be interesting, but diplomatic protocol must be respected. Lets see how this plays out!

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