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Airspace restrictions and enhanced security measures will be in place in Windsor during the state visit of Nigeria's president.

King Charles will host Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor Castle on 18 and 19 March.

State visits are the highest level of diplomatic visit hosted by the monarch.

Thames Valley Police said the restrictions would include an extended airspace exclusion zone over the town alongside a large policing operation.

The castle is already subject to a permanent airspace restriction, but this will be extended on 18 March between 07:00 and 23:59 GMT.

Police warned that anyone breaching the restriction would "likely" be arrested.

Three police officers wearing hi-viz vests are pictured walking from behind. They are walking in the direction of Windsor Castle, which is visible in the background.

Thames Valley Police said "significant planning" had gone into the state visit

Search teams, armed units, mounted officers and roads policing officers will all be deployed as part of the operation.

Neighbourhood officers and Project Servator teams - which carry out unpredictable patrols designed to deter and detect criminal activity - will also be in the town engaging with the public.

Police said they would also make use of Windsor's extensive CCTV network and hostile vehicle mitigation barriers.

Ch Supt Adrian Hall, of the joint operations unit, said: "As a force, we have a vast amount of experience in policing royal events in Windsor and significant planning and preparation has gone into this event.

"We will ensure everyone attending the state visit, including dignitaries, spectators and members of the public, are kept safe to enjoy the historic occasion."

Several road closures and parking restrictions will be in place from 17 March, external, and officers warned there could be temporary disruption to roads in and around Windsor during the visit.

Some footways and pedestrian crossings in the town centre will also close periodically between 09:30 and 12:30 on 17 and 18 March for a ceremonial procession.

lionshare:
What’s in it for the UK? All these niceties can’t be for nothing.

Kemetian:
They can see in their sleep what you can't see standing from the tallest iroko tree.

And what they see in front is a RISEN NIGERIA. A Nigeria of our dreams, courtesy of Jagaban's bold economic reforms, and they want to be part of it.

Who no like good thing?

Utimu:
I can bet my life your comment won't be the same after Tunibu is out of office.

Utimu:
I can bet my life your coment won't be the same after Tunibu is out of office.

lionshare:
What’s in it for the UK? All these niceties can’t be for nothing.

Kemetian:
When you're big, you're big. 🇳🇬


Windsor Set For Airspace Curbs for Nigeria Visit - BBC

King Charles will welcome Nigerian President Bola Tinubu at Windsor Castle

10 March 2026

Airspace restrictions and enhanced security measures will be in place in Windsor during the state visit of Nigeria's president.

King Charles will host Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor Castle on 18 and 19 March.

State visits are the highest level of diplomatic visit hosted by the monarch.

Thames Valley Police said the restrictions would include an extended airspace exclusion zone over the town alongside a large policing operation.

The castle is already subject to a permanent airspace restriction, but this will be extended on 18 March between 07:00 and 23:59 GMT.

Police warned that anyone breaching the restriction would "likely" be arrested.

Three police officers wearing hi-viz vests are pictured walking from behind. They are walking in the direction of Windsor Castle, which is visible in the background.

Thames Valley Police said "significant planning" had gone into the state visit

Search teams, armed units, mounted officers and roads policing officers will all be deployed as part of the operation.

Neighbourhood officers and Project Servator teams - which carry out unpredictable patrols designed to deter and detect criminal activity - will also be in the town engaging with the public.

Police said they would also make use of Windsor's extensive CCTV network and hostile vehicle mitigation barriers.

Ch Supt Adrian Hall, of the joint operations unit, said: "As a force, we have a vast amount of experience in policing royal events in Windsor and significant planning and preparation has gone into this event.

"We will ensure everyone attending the state visit, including dignitaries, spectators and members of the public, are kept safe to enjoy the historic occasion."

Several road closures and parking restrictions will be in place from 17 March, external, and officers warned there could be temporary disruption to roads in and around Windsor during the visit.

Some footways and pedestrian crossings in the town centre will also close periodically between 09:30 and 12:30 on 17 and 18 March for a ceremonial procession.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8lwedv3g9o

DatNiggaDaz:


So all of a sudden you are no more proud of PanAfricanism and the history of Blacks. You are now in the fore Front promoting thesame "whiteness" you castigate becuse you are in love with a fake certificate holder.

So a white man hosting a fake certificate holder has made you abandon the fake PanAfricanism you wanted to use to sway the gullibles until you got yourself exposed defending a roasted electricity fraud

When will you once again be proud of the Black PanAfricanism?

Kemetian:
Why do you always attack Pan Africanism when Africans are being honoured?

When they are ignored and cheated, you don't mention Pan Africanism. In fact you join to insult them.

When they are honoured, you attack Pan Africanism and Pan Africanists who report the story.

Who did this to you? You're terrible.

Madmohamed1:
Nothing like visit they summon him to give account of their company call Nigeria, and tinubu will tell them that the Biafra is getting support from USA and Israel.

God bless uncle Benjamin and ogbuefi Trump

Kemetian:
When you're big, you're big. 🇳🇬


Windsor Set For Airspace Curbs for Nigeria Visit - BBC

King Charles will welcome Nigerian President Bola Tinubu at Windsor Castle

10 March 2026

Airspace restrictions and enhanced security measures will be in place in Windsor during the state visit of Nigeria's president.

King Charles will host Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor Castle on 18 and 19 March.

State visits are the highest level of diplomatic visit hosted by the monarch.

Thames Valley Police said the restrictions would include an extended airspace exclusion zone over the town alongside a large policing operation.

The castle is already subject to a permanent airspace restriction, but this will be extended on 18 March between 07:00 and 23:59 GMT.

Police warned that anyone breaching the restriction would "likely" be arrested.

Three police officers wearing hi-viz vests are pictured walking from behind. They are walking in the direction of Windsor Castle, which is visible in the background.

Thames Valley Police said "significant planning" had gone into the state visit

Search teams, armed units, mounted officers and roads policing officers will all be deployed as part of the operation.

Neighbourhood officers and Project Servator teams - which carry out unpredictable patrols designed to deter and detect criminal activity - will also be in the town engaging with the public.

Police said they would also make use of Windsor's extensive CCTV network and hostile vehicle mitigation barriers.

Ch Supt Adrian Hall, of the joint operations unit, said: "As a force, we have a vast amount of experience in policing royal events in Windsor and significant planning and preparation has gone into this event.

"We will ensure everyone attending the state visit, including dignitaries, spectators and members of the public, are kept safe to enjoy the historic occasion."

Several road closures and parking restrictions will be in place from 17 March, external, and officers warned there could be temporary disruption to roads in and around Windsor during the visit.

Some footways and pedestrian crossings in the town centre will also close periodically between 09:30 and 12:30 on 17 and 18 March for a ceremonial procession.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8lwedv3g9o

Madmohamed1:
Nothing like visit they summon him to give account of their company call Nigeria, and tinubu will tell them that the Biafra is getting support from USA and Israel.

God bless uncle Benjamin and ogbuefi Trump

Kemetian:
They can see in their sleep what you can't see standing from the tallest iroko tree.

And what they see in front is a RISEN NIGERIA. A Nigeria of our dreams, courtesy of Jagaban's bold economic reforms, and they want to be part of it.

Who no like good thing?

Kemetian:
When you're big, you're big. 🇳🇬


Windsor Set For Airspace Curbs for Nigeria Visit - BBC

King Charles will welcome Nigerian President Bola Tinubu at Windsor Castle

10 March 2026


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8lwedv3g9o