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Presidential aide defends Tinubu over sons’ inclusion in delegation to Qatar
O’tega Ogra, the Senior Special Assistant to President Bola Tinubu on Digital/New Media, has defended the President’s inclusion of his sons, Seyi and Yinka, among the delegation going with him to Qatar for a business and investment meeting.
Ogra in a post on X said that some leaders of the world take their children on state visits to educate them about world affairs and different cultures, and to maintain a semblance of family life, despite the demands of public office.
It is reported that President Tinubu’s sons – Seyi and Yinka – were among the delegation to travel with the President on a state visit to Doha, Qatar.
Tinubu will visit Qatar on a state visit scheduled for March 2 and 3, 2024 but will be accompanied by 38 others including his sons. The delegation was split into two batches.
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