Bola Tinubu has shifted his scheduled trip to France, Kenya, and Rwanda by one day, with departure now set for Sunday instead of the earlier planned Saturday.

The adjustment was confirmed by presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga, who did not provide a reason for the change in schedule.

Tinubu is expected to begin the trip in France before heading to Nairobi for the upcoming Africa–France Summit scheduled for May 11–12. The summit will be co-chaired by Emmanuel Macron and William Ruto, focusing on issues such as energy transition, climate action, and economic cooperation.

Following the summit, the president will travel to Kigali to participate in the Africa CEO Forum from May 14–15, a gathering of top business leaders and policymakers across the continent.

During the trip, Tinubu is expected to present Nigeria’s economic reform agenda, attract investment, and engage in high-level discussions with African and global leaders.