Paperwhite:
Still lying as usual. This government is filled with incredibly stupid liars esp.the "pastor" VP I tell ya.

veeshock:
$70billion is about N24trillion...but where did it all go?

chronique:


This one just reels out bogus figures without thinking. He feels every Nigerian is an idiot. You should know that is the only work he knows how to do. He has taken over from Lie Muhammed.

Praktikals:

Commonsense should have told you where the error is.

veeshock:
$70billion is about N24trillion...but where did it all go?

Esseite:
Not a kill joy but how do you generate $70bn and still ranked 134th with 1.4% of a gdp less than $500bn..

With such an inflow, the economy would feel its impact.

Nkemakonam62:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has disclosed that the federal government has generated up to $70 billion from Information Technology investments.

Osinbajo while inaugurating the Technology and Creativity of the Nigerian Industrial Promotion and Competitiveness Advisory Council at a the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja, expressed confidence that technology and creative sectors had come to centrestage in Nigeria’s economy, given their actual and potential contributions to growth, job creation and entrepreneurship.

He said though Nigeria still ranked 134 in the ICT development sector, with the creative sector contributing just over 1.4% to Gross Domestic Product, the contribution of the technology and creative sectors is beyond macroeconomic benefits, but encompasses empowering the young working population and preparing them for the digital future.


Osinbajo explained that the Advisory Group was placed within the Industrial Policy and Competitiveness Advisory Council because the council functions in a very dynamic, inclusive and result-oriented way.

He said the Advisory Group would enable stakeholders to contribute directly to policy formulation, articulation and the design of the technology and creative sectors as well as bring together existing policies and ongoing work at the ministerial level to the presidential level.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/06/nigeria-generates-70bn-from-it.html

Ziggylady:
Sophisticated Morons will lap this false info all up...Even when they have lost their jobs and eating from the sand in the last 3years from poverty and Economic deprivation caused by buhari-induced recession.

Wada3:
The Vice President has really represented us well. His abilities to get result is never and can never be doubted. So far so good.

seguno2:


Looks like you spoke too soon.
How
See below please

Esseite:
Not a kill joy but how do you generate $70bn and still ranked 134th at 1.4% of a gdp less than $500bn..

With all due respect sir, your figures don't add up. Nigerian reserve is $49bn

With such an inflow, the economy would definitely feel its impact.

weyreypey:
Under which administration?

Esseite:
Not a kill joy but how do you generate $70bn and still ranked 134th at 1.4% of a gdp less than $500bn..

With all due respect sir, your figures don't add up. Nigerian reserve is $49bn

With such an inflow, the economy would definitely feel its impact.

Esseite:
Not a kill joy but how do you generate $70bn and still ranked 134th at 1.4% of a gdp less than $500bn..

With all due respect sir, your figures don't add up. Nigerian reserve is $49bn

With such an inflow, the economy would definitely feel its impact.

jrusky:
Oga Prof.pls free us ok. Pls carry your wahala go elsewhere. People are tired of bogus propaganda figures.

Osibande free us pls, people no longer interested. Lies and keep lying everyday. Last 2 month molecular refinery from kachukwu where is the molecular or atomic refinery now? and to what use is that nonsense atomic refinery is? normal refinery una promised within 2 weeks you failed, to cover your failure ass you went molecular now this millipede talking of making some billions from crap pls free us we are tired of lies.

Nkemakonam62:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has disclosed that the federal government has generated up to $70 billion from Information Technology investments.

Osinbajo while inaugurating the Technology and Creativity of the Nigerian Industrial Promotion and Competitiveness Advisory Council at a the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja, expressed confidence that technology and creative sectors had come to centrestage in Nigeria’s economy, given their actual and potential contributions to growth, job creation and entrepreneurship.

He said though Nigeria still ranked 134 in the ICT development sector, with the creative sector contributing just over 1.4% to Gross Domestic Product, the contribution of the technology and creative sectors is beyond macroeconomic benefits, but encompasses empowering the young working population and preparing them for the digital future.


Osinbajo explained that the Advisory Group was placed within the Industrial Policy and Competitiveness Advisory Council because the council functions in a very dynamic, inclusive and result-oriented way.

He said the Advisory Group would enable stakeholders to contribute directly to policy formulation, articulation and the design of the technology and creative sectors as well as bring together existing policies and ongoing work at the ministerial level to the presidential level.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/06/nigeria-generates-70bn-from-it.html

Nkemakonam62:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has disclosed that the federal government has generated up to $70 billion from Information Technology investments.

Osinbajo while inaugurating the Technology and Creativity of the Nigerian Industrial Promotion and Competitiveness Advisory Council at a the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja, expressed confidence that technology and creative sectors had come to centrestage in Nigeria’s economy, given their actual and potential contributions to growth, job creation and entrepreneurship.

He said though Nigeria still ranked 134 in the ICT development sector, with the creative sector contributing just over 1.4% to Gross Domestic Product, the contribution of the technology and creative sectors is beyond macroeconomic benefits, but encompasses empowering the young working population and preparing them for the digital future.


Osinbajo explained that the Advisory Group was placed within the Industrial Policy and Competitiveness Advisory Council because the council functions in a very dynamic, inclusive and result-oriented way.

He said the Advisory Group would enable stakeholders to contribute directly to policy formulation, articulation and the design of the technology and creative sectors as well as bring together existing policies and ongoing work at the ministerial level to the presidential level.

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/06/nigeria-generates-70bn-from-it.html