Yesterday she witnessed the signing of bilateral security and economic agreements with Nigeria.

Security plays an important part at the end of the first safari Theresa May has made as Britain’s Prime Minister.

Yesterday she offered Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari help – in the shape of equipment and training – in the fight against Boko Haram terror.

But business is the business of her journey that’s taken her to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya.

Buhari admitted that Nigeria is nervously watching Britain negotiating its way out of the European Union.

May’s central central message is that however Brexit pans out, it will not affect Britain’s business dealings with Africa.

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