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Macron Hosts Tinubu To Private Dinner In Paris, Reaffirms Nigeria-France Ties
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Macron Hosts Tinubu To Private Dinner In Paris, Reaffirms Nigeria-France Ties

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French President Emmanuel Macron has hosted Nigerian President Bola Tinubu to a private dinner at the Élysée Palace in Paris.

This was disclosed in a post on President Tinubu’s official X handle, describing the dinner with Macron as a pleasure.

He said their conversation reaffirmed the strong friendship between the two countries and their shared commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation.

“Our conversation reaffirmed the strong friendship between Nigeria and France, as well as our shared commitment to deepening cooperation and building a mutually beneficial partnership between our two nations,” Tinubu said.



He thanked Macron for his hospitality and friendship.

“I thank President Macron for his warm hospitality and friendship,” the president added.

French President Emmanuel Macron received President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a private dinner Thursday night at the Élysée Palace, reflecting the enduring relationship between Nigeria and France and their shared commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation. pic.twitter.com/ld5j7apv9s

— Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON (@aonanuga1956) September 18, 2026

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