President Bola Tinubu returned to Abuja on Friday after a three-day official visit to Equatorial Guinea, where he signed an agreement on the Gulf of Guinea Pipeline Project with his counterpart, Teodoro Mbasogo.
The agreement, which covers legislative and regulatory measures for the gas pipeline, establishment and operation, transit of natural gas, ownership of the gas pipeline, and general principles, is expected to open up new opportunities for gas exploration and employment.
Tinubu said, “Concerning Africa, conflicts and conflict resolution were discussed. We discussed various areas of conflict and what we can do to promote peace. We talked about the promotion of peace and stability in our countries and growth and prosperity on our continent.”
He also emphasized the need for African leaders to address the exodus of skills and talent from Africa, stating, “Why are we complaining about healthcare problems if our doctors cannot have a home in our continent? If our nurses are faced with destitution, and if our judicial system is archaic?”
Tinubu’s visit to Equatorial Guinea is his 22nd foreign trip since taking office about 15 months ago.
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