Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s global diplomatic engagement, describing the ongoing three-day State Visit to the United Kingdom as crucial for Nigeria’s economic growth.
Governor Radda, while speaking with Nigerian based pressmen covering the President visit to London, expressed optimism that the visit will attract significant investments in key sectors.
“President Tinubu is visiting major countries globally to strengthen Nigeria’s international relationships. Here in the United Kingdom, we expect to see huge investment opportunities in agriculture, mining, and energy—sectors where Nigeria has tremendous potential,” said Governor Radda.
The Governor noted that these strategic partnerships will help Nigeria unlock its economic strength and move the nation forward.
Governor Radda particularly stressed that the administration’s focus is on economic prosperity through foreign direct investment.
“Our goal is to see our economy booming, investment growing, and foreign direct investment flowing into Nigeria,” he stated.
He emphasized that every diplomatic engagement serves this ultimate objective of national economic development.
The Governor commended President Tinubu’s consistent diplomatic efforts since taking office. He hailed President Tinubu for breaking the shackles of Nigeria age-long visit to the United Kingdom, noting that the last State Visit any Nigerian government was made by former President Ibrahim Babangida in May 1989.
“The President has visited many countries and built strong relationships. These collaborations and partnerships strengthen our growth and development,” Radda said.
He added that the UK visit continues this pattern of strategic engagement with leading nations.
Governor Radda expressed confidence that the three-day visit will yield concrete partnerships and agreements.
“The diplomatic relations we are building under this administration are excellent. These relationships will accelerate Nigeria’s development and create prosperity for our people,” he concluded.
19th March, 2026
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