WATCH THE VIDEO HERE President Bola Ahmed Tinubu met Peter Obi, the Labour Party Presidential candidate in the 2023 election, and former Ekiti governor Kayode Fayemi in Rome. The three politicians met at Pope Leo XIV’s installation mass on Sunday in Vatican City, Rome. According to Tinubu’s spokesperson, Bayo Onanugu, Fayemi sighted President Tinubu, where he sat with other leaders and asked Obi to follow him to pay homage to the Nigerian leader. Obi agreed. Don’t miss out on any real-time information. Join our WhatsApp group to stay updated. .. On getting to the President, Fayemi broke the ice between Obi and Tinubu. He said; “Mr. President, welcome to our church, and thank you for honouring the Pope with your presence.” President Tinubu, responded: “I should be the one welcoming you and Peter. I’m the Head of the Nigerian Delegation”. The President’s response cracked up Obi, who agreed with the President. Obi said: “Yes, indeed. We are members of your delegation”. Peter Obi and Fayemi are staunch Catholics and Papal knights. See the photos below: Earlier, President Tinubu shook hands with the newly installed Bishop of Rome and the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. The US pontiff shook hands with several world leaders in St Peter’s Square after the inauguration mass on Sunday. While shaking hands with the Pope, Tinubu had a brief conversation with him before moving away. Other world leaders who shook hands with the Pope include US Vice President J.D Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, among others. Tinubu joined other world leaders in Rome, Italy on Sunday for the installation mass marking the beginning of the Pontificate of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. At the installation mass, Pope Leo XIV set the tone for his papacy with a call to stop exploiting nature and marginalising the poor. Don’t miss out on any real-time information. Join our WhatsApp group to stay updated. .. In front of dignitaries, including US Vice President Vance and Ukraine’s leader Volodymyr Zelensky, he gave a homily calling for the Church to be a transformational force in a world of division and hatred.