UK Visit: Tinubu Names Saka, Eze, Others During Address to King Charles

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Wednesday, at Windsor Castle, Britain, mentioned some footballers, sportsmen, and women of Nigerian heritage who have chosen to represent England.

He used the likes of Arsenal duo, Eberechi Eze, Bukayo Saka, and Anthony Joshua as an example to underline the bonds of friendship, history, and shared purpose between the two nations.

Tinubu said, “Nigerians contribute enormously to the vitality of this nation. Within the National Health Service, Nigerian doctors and nurses play an indispensable role in delivering healthcare.

“Nigerian-trained doctors are among the largest groups of international medical professionals serving the NHS.

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“In sport, rugby players such as Maro Itoje, footballers including Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze, and champion boxer Anthony Joshua illustrate the remarkable human connection that links Nigeria and the United Kingdom.”

He continued, “Our partnership is further strengthened through the Commonwealth of Nations, which connects 56 countries under Your Majesty’s leadership.

“As one of the largest nations within the Commonwealth, Nigeria looks forward to contributing constructively to the continued growth and vitality of this global community.”

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