walozanga:
This one don turn talkative.

If you are a talkative and successful like him, you are made in life...you have become breadwinner in your family

SouthSouth1914:
Talk is cheap! Buhari is selling off sensitive Nigerian assets to his friends and family. Someone should tell him Nigeria is not his personal property.

Osinbajo is to talk and talk like a village town crier! Fuel is gradually turning to a luxury item, bag of rice cannot be accessible, security is in shambles, yet this VP is beginning to sound like a goat on heat!! Nonsense

If DSS carry this one now to come and explain how Buhari is selling Nigerian assets to his friends and family, he will start barking and crying like an orphan goat

KK

warripekin:
Some people like deceiving themselves . 42.5% of the work force are out of jobs, that's over 90 million Nigerians and Mr Vice president has the audacity to talk about not making Nigerians suffer. You created the suffering in the first place with your poor economic policies and systemic corruption. They should stop lying to Nigerians. People are suffering and no solution in place.

Ahahahahahahahaahahah. Peter obi younger brother has been spot. Mei gida, aina Ka gan statistics? Where did you see this your statistics?

MufasaLion:
To slap this dwarf is just in my head

Is that how you do slap your fada, mtchewwwww

Opoor set awon magu

SLAP44:
Lie lie

E soak

SLAP44:
Lie lie

They never disappoint by saying rubbish, heartless Politicians!

Especially the Yoruba idp camps at Benin republic

Another stupid story by the useless govt of self serving THIEVES for brainless ZOMBIES!

So none of this government officials know that devaluation and high exchange rate lead to stagflation inflation and make masses life miserable our local business need to import raw material Centre bank government as devalued the Naira more than 250% making our problems to get worse push low income earner into extreme poverty

Why why will Nigeria be operating two fraudulent foreign exchange rate market
Crypto currency should ease the pressure on our foreign reserves but you ban it

Why do smart Nigerians votes clueless and incompetent leaders into sensitive positions

SouthSouth1914:
Talk is cheap! Buhari is selling off sensitive Nigerian assets to his friends and family. Someone should tell him Nigeria is not his personal property.

Osinbajo is to talk and talk like a village town crier! Fuel is gradually turning to a luxury item, bag of rice cannot be accessible, security is in shambles, yet this VP is beginning to sound like a goat on heat!! Nonsense

I wanted to comment on your trash but when I spot your username, I had to stop.

Coming from a person (Niger Deltan) that Buhari Osinbajo administration impact is being felt... With eight modular refineries built in your region, maritime university which started 2018with full academic activities in effect, and ongoing Ogoni clean up project where 57 sites in progress of work. Not to talk about the peace that was restored since 2016, no more pipeline vandalism, students on scholarship, government ensure their fees are being paid as at when due.

Modular refineries with different capacities in the S's like the Opac modular refinery in Delta state, Walter Smith is located in Imo State, Azekiel in Bayelsa state, there are two modular refineries in Edo state; the Edo modular refinery, and Dupot energy park, we also have Niger Delta Petroleum Resources NDPR in Port Harcourt, Ibafon in Calabar state, and ND Western situated in Delta state and Ikwe orna modular refinery in Akwa Ibom State..


Your region people who are handling Niger Delta commission fund are your enemies not Buhari or Osinbajo, in fact you should thank them for the new Niger Delta vision

Grammar Do you need powerbank for laptop, over ten hours guaranteed and twenty hours possible. Increase your productivity and work when you like. Don't get mistaken for a Yahoo boy because of your generator noise 

SLAP44:
Lie lie

Tell that to the beneficiaries of survival fund who government help to cushion the effect of covid19, or was any of them got paid by the employers during the lockdown? The private school teachers across the federation who got paid , the hotelier, and other private sector organisations employees or should we talk about the artisans and commercial transport workers who benefited from one off grants. Reason before you talk please. Be logical and be objective.

TheRareGem1:
Osinbajo is one of the sane people we have in this administration who are there to ensure impact of governance is felt positively on people

i really feel sorry for Osinbajo the fulani landlords have reduced the VP to a chronic procrastinator .

TheRareGem1:



If you are a talkative and successful like him, you are made in life...you have become breadwinner in your family

See this one, can u really define success

Shut up with ur face like old tortoise there

able20:
i really feel sorry for Osinbajo the fulani landlords have reduced the VP to a chronic procrastinator .

How do you define 'reduce'?

By giving that person to suppervise a master plan worth N2.3trn ? Or Infraco committee that has a potential worth of more than N15trn or head a tripartite committee? What your definition of reduce please because osinbajo that is given these duties, assignments does not look as if he is sidelined or reduced.

After 5years and only 2 years remaining so what is Baba saying na ..?

zolajpower:
I don't think this man has shame at all . In sane clime his counterparts would have resigned .

Shame in which way? Shameless you're

nyiamfrank:
What is this one saying?

His talking to you deaf ear

zolajpower:
I don't think this man has shame at all . In sane clime his counterparts would have resigned .

AbI? The same way Trump VP resigned right? When trump refused to assent the covid19 relief bill to cushion the effect of covid19 for the American people right? For destroying the Obama care where affordable health care is being delivered, did the vice President resign? Stop thinking with your anus please.

samwillyco1:
Majority are already suffering

What kind of PASTOR ARE YOU

Tell PMB and the CABALS to remove embargo on Fuel importation, building of REFINERY and allow people that have money to go into the Business and crash the price of fuel, like it happened in TELECOM industry .

Finally your people should stop destroying the so called illegal refineries at the creek of Niger Delta, rather bring them together and monitor their activities to ensure quality products are produced and means of giving them oil should also be mapped out to avoid oil stealing

A kind that is honest, full of integrity, sound administrator, problem solver, peace maker. I can go on and on and on

But why does this clueless and heartless government always dwell on the future impossible tense @bolded below.

Osinbajo: We won’t allow vast majority of our people suffer

New ICUs, Molecular Laboratories & Isolation Centres underway in 52 Federal Tertiary Health institutions

Pharmaceutical industries get N1bn support for unused raw materials

Bio-vaccine laboratory expected soon_

4000km federal, rural roads projects advancing steadily

5.8 M farmers [b]enumerated [/b]under Mass Agric scheme

Osinbajo says he wouldn't allow a vast majority of Nigerians to suffer. Pray tell, if this present condition isn't suffering, what then is his definition of the word.
Next thing, petrol pump price would move up to N200/litre, and our woes will quadruple.

I honestly don't know why God sent me to Nigeria.

Zenithpeak:
Lori iro

Will you keep your dirty mouth shut

Haba! What is Osinbajo saying báyí? When 150 million out of 200 million Nigerians already live below 1usd a day. When 90% of Nigerians are already living below poverty level.

samwillyco1:
Majority are already suffering

What kind of PASTOR ARE YOU

Tell PMB and the CABALS to remove embargo on Fuel importation, building of REFINERY and allow people that have money to go into the Business and crash the price of fuel, like it happened in TELECOM industry .

Finally your people should stop destroying the so called illegal refineries at the creek of Niger Delta, rather bring them together and monitor their activities to ensure quality products are produced and means of giving them oil should also be mapped out to avoid oil stealing

Sorry dear friend. @ bolded isn't likely to happen. A cabal will be created composing of maybe two or three privately owned refineries. The government will make policies to stifle out private players from entering the refinery industry while Dangote and the one or two more privileged elite will also do their quota to kill potential emerging competitions.

Then the three will connive to fix prices of petroleum products at the point where you will buy it. Therefore nothing like completion driving down prices because the "competing partners" rather than do thrir own things differently will now agree on price fixing.

We also thought local manufacturing was gonna drive down prices of cement but the scenario above is what has played out in Cement industry all along, meanwhile neighbouring countries buy cement far cheaper than Nigerians do.

Dangote cannot thrive in a sector where there is viable competition. Dangote cannot thrive in the telecommunications industry. He tried to flex his muscle in the Indomie noodles sector but got his hands terribly burnt because of stiff competition enabled by manufacturers from South West and South East.

optionalY09:
empty promise, Say no to 1999 constitution

Have you ever seen him promising something and didn't fulfill it or what nonsense are you talking about

PYO even you? a professor of Law? a Pastor? common pyo you don pass this kind lie nah Haba? all these everyday Audio release and implementation, Audio job creation una never wan stop am? HABA?

This administration is repeatedly showing a strong resolve to always look out for the Nigerian people through different impactful Social investment intervention initiatives.
This is unprecedented, and thanks in no small part to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo for his impacts and efforts in this respect.

MufasaLion:
To slap this dwarf is just in my head

To slap sense into that your empty skull is was am feeling now

murecool:
OVER 2M JOBS SAVED, CREATED, AS FG RELEASES N288B FOR ESP/COVID-19 IMPLEMENTATION

Osinbajo: We won’t allow vast majority of our people suffer

New ICUs, Molecular Laboratories & Isolation Centres underway in 52 Federal Tertiary Health institutions

Pharmaceutical industries get N1bn support for unused raw materials

Bio-vaccine laboratory expected soon_

4000km federal, rural roads projects advancing steadily

5.8 M farmers enumerated under Mass Agric scheme

With the release of about N288B out of the N500B appropriated for COVID-19 intervention programmes under the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP), at least 2.1 million jobs have been saved, including new ones created, while over 4000km of federal and rural roads are at least 30% completed since the commencement of the ESP months ago.

These were some of the highlights emerging from today’s meeting of the Economic Sustainability Committee presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, at the Presidential Villa.

While noting the considerable progress recorded, Prof. Osinbajo affirmed the President’s resolve to always look out for the Nigerian people, and urged members of the committee “to bear in mind that the vast majority of our people are not allowed to suffer.”

Ministers and heads of agencies executing the Buhari administration’s Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) reported significant improvement in the implementation of the plan, as the Federal Government ramps up funding for projects across sectors to impact more Nigerians. Already more than 50% of the appropriated sum for the ESP has been released.

Under the Survival Fund scheme specifically, 1.3 million jobs have been saved, and another 774,000 jobs created from the Public Works Programme. This is apart from the total 26,021 jobs created from construction and rehabilitation works.

Other highlights include the release of 100% (i.e. N5bn) appropriation for the COVID-19 Aviation intervention; 50% funding (N26bn) for the Public Works scheme hiring 774,000 persons across the country, among others.

Commenting on the reports presented by ESC members at the meeting, Prof. Osinbajo said “I think that it will be fair to say that on account of the very good work that you all have done, we were able to get out of recession much faster than anyone would have imagined, although only marginally.”

Urging ministers and heads of agencies implementing key programmes of government not to rest on their oars, the Vice President noted that “it is important for us to continually bear in mind that we really have a duty to ensure that the vast majority of our people are not allowed to suffer. So, I feel we should be thinking more about the next thing that we need to do.”

In digital skills support for youth and women, anchored by the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy, Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Mr Clem Agba reported that N1.5b which is 50% of the amount appropriated for the scheme primarily targeted for job creation has been released to the ministry.

He added that priority programmes for the intervention is the training of 600 youths (100 from each of the 6 geo-political zones) on VSAT technologies who will also be supported with laptops and stipends.

The Minister noted that the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs has received N625 million (representing 50% of appropriated funds) to implement an empowerment scheme for women through capacity building in innovation and vocational training.

For the Federal Ministry of Youths and Sports, the Minister said N2.6 billion representing 50% appropriation was released for implementation of youth employability improvement scheme through;

*Capacity building in energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies
*Positioning Nigerian youths for digital remote jobs
*Equipping of youths digital/robotic training centres across the 6 geo-political zones.

Another key highlight of the progress report is the release of N1.25 billion (50%) to the National Commission for Refugees, Migrants and Internally Displaced Persons for implementation of programmes for vulnerable and displaced persons, specifically:

*The construction of 400 housing units for persons of concern in Zamfara, Yobe, Katsina, and Edo states; 8 PHCs and others
*Empowerment of 900 persons of concern with skills, starter packs and startup capital.

The Minister also reported that the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development received N2.45 billion representing 7.5% of N32.45 billion for cash transfer to the poor and vulnerable, while the balance of N30 billion is being processed.

In strengthening health system, the Minister said 52 Federal Tertiary Health (FTHs) Institutions received N23.57 billion (N853m each) for the establishment of ICUs, Molecular Laboratories and Isolation Centres.

The progress report presented by the minister showed that in 38 FTHs implementation is at an average of 47% completion with procurement process completed and equipment supply in progress.

Expected outcomes from the interventions in the sector include 520 fully equipped ICU beds available in FTHs; 52 Isolation wards with an aggregate of 1040 beds and associated patient monitoring equipment and 52 molecular labs with the capacity to carry out a minimum of 150 PCR test a day.

Other releases for the health sector, according to the minister include, N10 billion for the establishment of a bio-vaccine laboratory; N5.02 billion representing 50% to the Federal Ministry of Health for implementation of the following projects:

*Surveillance and Epidemiology
*Establishing Laboratory
*Point of Entry;
*Infection Prevention and Control
*Case Management
*Health-related communication
*Research and Development

In his presentation, the Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Mohammed Nanono, said N17 billion has been released for rural roads project under the ESP while about 5.8 million farmers enumerated out of which the data of 3.6 million have been validated.

In the works sector, the Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola said a total number of 4,350 direct jobs were recalled and 18,321 indirect jobs were created through the engagement of the contractors and suppliers handling different works across the country.

Members of the ESC most of whom attended the meeting include Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed; Trade and Investment Minister, Otunba Niyi Adebayo; Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Mohammed Nanono; Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola; Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige; Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, Amb. Mariam Katagum; Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Mr Clem Agba; Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouk, and the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr Mele Kyari.

*Laolu Akande,*
*Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity,*
*Office of the Vice President.*
25th March 2021.

Sometimes when we are about to move on,this idiot will just creep out from one hole and makes some senseless comments...