Tinubu's Greatness: Nigeria Always Comes Out on Top, by Ugoji Egbujo

Ugoji Egbujo Tinubu has made Nigerians proud by becoming the first Nigerian leader to visit the English monarch in decades, a feat that is no small accomplishment.

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This historic visit is a notable achievement, especially considering that it has been over three decades since a Nigerian leader has had the opportunity to meet with the English monarch.

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Despite criticism that the president is aloof and obsessed with political conquests, Tinubu's decision to attend the meeting with the King can be seen as a strategic move to rise to a glamorous occasion and showcase Nigeria's presence on the global stage.

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The fact that the King himself declared "Naija no dey carry last" during the visit is a significant moment, as it highlights the King's recognition of Nigeria's importance and the country's potential for growth and development.

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Tinubu's ability to navigate the complexities of international diplomacy and build relationships with world leaders is a testament to his skill as a politician and a leader.

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The visit has also provided an opportunity for Nigeria to showcase its culture and traditions, with Tinubu and his wife, Remi, dressing in native attire and participating in traditional ceremonies with the King and Queen.

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The president's decision to attend the meeting with the King, rather than opting for a performative condolence visit to Maiduguri, demonstrates his ability to prioritize the country's interests and make strategic decisions.

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Tinubu's visit to Windsor has been seen as a success, with many Nigerians gathering to chant "On Your Mandate" and show their support for the president.

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The King's warm reception of Tinubu, including holding his hand and ensuring he didn't stumble, is a significant moment in the visit and highlights the camaraderie between the two leaders.

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Tinubu's visible elation during the visit, likened to a sheep lying in green pasture, suggests that he is genuinely pleased with the outcome of the meeting and the opportunities it has presented for Nigeria.

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The president's ability to feign vulnerability and attract warmth from the King is a strategic move, demonstrating his ability to build relationships and navigate complex diplomatic situations.

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The King's statement that both countries are equal partners and must uplift each other is a significant moment, highlighting the potential for cooperation and mutual benefit between Nigeria and the UK.

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Tinubu's visit has renewed hopes and dignity for Nigerians, both at home and abroad, and has provided an opportunity for the country to showcase its culture and traditions.

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Critics have argued that the president's decision to attend the meeting with the King, rather than addressing issues at home, is a mistake, but Tinubu's supporters argue that the visit is a necessary step in building relationships and securing foreign investment.

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The presence of other Nigerian leaders, including the National Security Adviser, the Defence Minister, and a dozen ministers, as well as a multitude of governors, demonstrates the significance of the visit and the importance of building relationships with international partners.

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Tinubu's decision to bring a large delegation to the meeting, including governors and ministers, has been seen as a strategic move to showcase Nigeria's presence and build relationships with the UK.

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The fact that the King declared "Naija no dey carry last" during the visit is a significant moment, highlighting the King's recognition of Nigeria's importance and the country's potential for growth and development.

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Tinubu's ability to navigate the complexities of international diplomacy and build relationships with world leaders is a testament to his skill as a politician and a leader, and his visit to Windsor has been seen as a success.

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The president's decision to sign an agreement to borrow money from the UK to fix the Apapa port, worth over a trillion naira, has been seen as a necessary step in securing foreign investment and building relationships with international partners.

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The agreement also includes a promise from the UK to plant an Ovaltine factory in Nigeria, which is expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth.

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Nigeria has also agreed to welcome deportees and criminals from the UK, a move that has been criticized by some as a compromise on the country's sovereignty.

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Tinubu's visit to Windsor has been seen as a success, with many Nigerians praising the president's ability to build relationships and secure foreign investment.

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The presence of Pastor Remi on the trip has been seen as a strategic move, providing a symbol of religious tolerance and helping to refute claims of presidential complicity in Christian genocide.

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Tinubu's ability to navigate the complexities of international diplomacy and build relationships with world leaders is a testament to his skill as a politician and a leader.

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The president's visit to Windsor has been seen as a success, and his supporters argue that he deserves credit for his ability to build relationships and secure foreign investment.

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Tinubu's decision to attend the meeting with the King, rather than opting for a performative condolence visit to Maiduguri, demonstrates his ability to prioritize the country's interests and make strategic decisions.

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The fact that thousands of schools are shut in Nigeria due to insecurity, and millions of farmers have fled their farms, makes the state visit a consoling moment, as it shows that the world still respects Nigeria.

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Tinubu's visit to Windsor has been seen as a success, with many Nigerians praising the president's ability to build relationships and secure foreign investment, and his supporters argue that he deserves credit for his ability to navigate the complexities of international diplomacy.

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The president's ability to feign vulnerability and attract warmth from the King is a strategic move, demonstrating his ability to build relationships and navigate complex diplomatic situations, and his visit to Windsor has been seen as a success.

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Tinubu's supporters argue that the president is a nationalist, not a tribalist, and that he runs a meritocracy, not a Yoruba government, and that he deserves a chance to lead the country.

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The president's visit to Windsor has been seen as a success, with many Nigerians praising his ability to build relationships and secure foreign investment, and his supporters argue that he is a proper president who has taken Nigeria to new heights.

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Tinubu's decision to attend the meeting with the King, rather than opting for a performative condolence visit to Maiduguri, demonstrates his ability to prioritize the country's interests and make strategic decisions, and his supporters argue that he deserves credit for his ability to navigate the complexities of international diplomacy.

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The fact that the president has returned from his visit to Windsor, having secured agreements and built relationships with international partners, is a significant moment, and his supporters argue that he has taken Nigeria to new heights and deserves credit for his achievements.