“It’s amazing to see unity between our nations. We send Nigeria former UK prime ministers, and in return, you send us future ones — like Kemi Badenoch. — Boris Johnson, Former UK Prime Minister
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has highlighted the enduring ties between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, describing the relationship as a remarkable symbol of unity and shared history.
Speaking at an event, Johnson said it is “wonderful, absolutely wonderful that here in Nigeria we are united,” noting the nations’ deep connection through “ties of history and language” strengthened over many years.
He celebrated the ongoing exchange between both countries, emphasising the “to-ing and fro-ing of brilliant Nigerians to my country and back again, and British people coming to Nigeria.”
Johnson expressed pride in the UK’s exports, stating, “I’m proud, very proud, of what we export to Nigeria. We send you pharmaceuticals and bankers and services of all kinds… We send whiskey, huge quantities of whiskey.”
He equally acknowledged Nigeria’s contributions to the UK, adding, “And you send us so much in return. Oil and gas, Nollywood movies, brilliant, brilliant doctors, nurses, technicians, tech geniuses from Nigeria.”
Reflecting on shared political and cultural exchange, Johnson joked, “And we send you former United Kingdom Prime Ministers, and you send us future United Kingdom Prime Ministers in the form of Kemi Badenoch, who comes from Nigeria…”
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has highlighted the enduring ties between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, describing the relationship as a remarkable symbol of unity and shared history.
Speaking at an event, Johnson said it is “wonderful, absolutely wonderful that here in Nigeria we are united,” noting the nations’ deep connection through “ties of history and language” strengthened over many years.
He celebrated the ongoing exchange between both countries, emphasising the “to-ing and fro-ing of brilliant Nigerians to my country and back again, and British people coming to Nigeria.”
Johnson expressed pride in the UK’s exports, stating, “I’m proud, very proud, of what we export to Nigeria. We send you pharmaceuticals and bankers and services of all kinds… We send whiskey, huge quantities of whiskey.”
He equally acknowledged Nigeria’s contributions to the UK, adding, “And you send us so much in return. Oil and gas, Nollywood movies, brilliant, brilliant doctors, nurses, technicians, tech geniuses from Nigeria.”
Reflecting on shared political and cultural exchange, Johnson joked, “And we send you former United Kingdom Prime Ministers, and you send us future United Kingdom Prime Ministers in the form of Kemi Badenoch, who comes from Nigeria…”
“It’s amazing to see unity between our nations. We send Nigeria former UK prime ministers, and in return, you send us future ones — like Kemi Badenoch. — Boris Johnson, Former UK Prime Minister
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has highlighted the enduring ties between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, describing the relationship as a remarkable symbol of unity and shared history.
Speaking at an event, Johnson said it is “wonderful, absolutely wonderful that here in Nigeria we are united,” noting the nations’ deep connection through “ties of history and language” strengthened over many years.
He celebrated the ongoing exchange between both countries, emphasising the “to-ing and fro-ing of brilliant Nigerians to my country and back again, and British people coming to Nigeria.”
Johnson expressed pride in the UK’s exports, stating, “I’m proud, very proud, of what we export to Nigeria. We send you pharmaceuticals and bankers and services of all kinds… We send whiskey, huge quantities of whiskey.”
He equally acknowledged Nigeria’s contributions to the UK, adding, “And you send us so much in return. Oil and gas, Nollywood movies, brilliant, brilliant doctors, nurses, technicians, tech geniuses from Nigeria.”
Reflecting on shared political and cultural exchange, Johnson joked, “And we send you former United Kingdom Prime Ministers, and you send us future United Kingdom Prime Ministers in the form of Kemi Badenoch, who comes from Nigeria…”
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