The Chairman Senate Committee on Inter Parliamentary Affairs Jimoh Ibrahim has commended Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his recent diplomatic engagement in the United Kingdom describing the visit as a strategic move that reinforces Nigeria’s global relevance.
In a statement issued in Abuja Ibrahim who represents Ondo South Senatorial District said the President’s outreach comes at a critical period in global affairs where international relations are increasingly shaped by competition cooperation and shifting ideological divides.
He noted that the current geopolitical climate reflects signs of a re emerging global polarity requiring nations to adopt deliberate and collaborative diplomatic strategies. According to him Tinubu’s engagement signals Nigeria’s readiness to navigate the evolving global order with foresight balance and a strong commitment to dialogue.
The lawmaker also highlighted the significance of the President’s interaction with the British monarchy under Charles III noting that it reinforces longstanding historical and institutional ties between Nigeria and the UK.
Ibrahim explained that references to the doctrine of rex non potest peccare point to the continuity and ility associated with constitutional monarchies and their enduring influence in diplomacy. He added that the visit sends a strong message that Nigeria remains a key player capable of fostering cooperation across geopolitical blocs.
According to him Nigeria’s foreign policy under Tinubu is increasingly defined by pragmatism inclusiveness and strategic alignment with global partners in pursuit of national interest. He further disclosed that the engagement has drawn positive reactions from foreign policy experts and the diplomatic community who described it as timely and forward looking.
He said development partners view renewed Nigeria UK relations as an opportunity to expand trade investment security cooperation and cultural exce.
Ibrahim concluded that the President’s actions demonstrate Nigeria’s ability to engage effectively across divides leveraging historical alliances while advancing modern priorities adding that history will be kind to Tinubu.
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