King Charles Hosts Nigerian President: Strengthening Ties

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Britain's King Charles, welcome Nigerian President Bola Tanubu to Windsor Castle this week for the first state visit by a Nigerian leader in, 37 years. The two-day event focuses on boosting trade and cultural ties between the two nations, which are already at record highs. The arrival featured a traditional carriage procession and a royal salute in the Castle Courtyard. Charles and Tanubu inspected soldiers in their classic red jackets and bare skin hats. No lunch was served since Tanubu is fasting for Ramadan, but a state banquet is planned for later that evening. These visits highlight the strong connections between Britain and Nigeria. For instance, Kimi Bhattanaugh, the opposition conservative leader, and the first black woman to head a major British party, was born in London to, Nigerian parents, officials see the UK as a key hub for African business. In the afternoon, Charles show Tanubu artifacts from the royal collection tied to Nigeria,

1:03including a manuscript by Booker Prize winner Ben Okri, and a beat at Yorba Throne gifted to Queen Elizabeth in 1956. Their wives, Queen Camilla and Ola Rimi Tanubu joined along with Prince William and Kate. They also later read at the Queen's Tomb in St. George's Chapel. Despite ongoing cancer treatment, Charles has hosted several leaders recently, like those from Germany, the United States, and France. Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to meet Tanubu tomorrow, while Ola Rimi visits Lambeth Palace, using the royal's influence to support the economy. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. Relax deeper, reset faster. Come for it you can hear, s-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com