Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed President Bola Tinubu and his wife to Windsor Castle on Wednesday during the first state visit by a Nigerian leader in nearly forty years.
The two countries are major partners in trade, aid and defence. The UK is also home to 270,000 people born in Nigeria.
London welcomed the visit as "historic" and announced that Nigerian companies are expanding operations and creating hundreds of jobs in Britain.
The two countries are major partners in trade, aid and defence. The UK is also home to 270,000 people born in Nigeria.
London welcomed the visit as "historic" and announced that Nigerian companies are expanding operations and creating hundreds of jobs in Britain.
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