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Those who wants to make this administration uncomfortable to us will see the bad side of the Lord, Osinbajo is working so hard for betterment of Nigeria.

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Thank you Mr Vice President for your great effort and encouragement.

Baba Buhari come address the nation please

Osinbsjo the Best

I'm very sure you're not in assist that you say Osinbajo didn't speak on #EndSARS

You people should stop saying that the VP has not spoken or did not speak on the #EndSARS issue

I think we should give the government sometime,
Let see what will happen, but I'm very the government is doing their best to make things happen

I'm very sure the request of youths the whole country Nigeria have have head to the government, let's wait for the action of our Government

Together we fight the electricity tarrif

frankyychiji:
See them!

You yoruba mooslims went into this alliance only with one thing in mind, to cash in on Buhari's weakness.

The cabal packaged a body double to sit in Aso Rock because they are well aware of your evil machinations.

We also remember when you guys went to a remote village to hold prayer vigil for the Sudanese to die.
Kontinu!

This confused people are talking too

It will be the great if Osinbajo becomes president of this country

Osinbajo always speak with wisdom, not like others that without thinking, my VP deliver ever best you're indeed that leader we need.

This is Rubbish post In here

TooMuchStuff:
Maybe I reconsider forgiving them for supporting Buhari in 2015 all because of Osinbajo as VP.

They failed me in 2007 and 2015. #RCCG

How did Osinbajo faired here now, remember Osinbajo is the VP not the president

My choice ever remain Osinbajo next President

AntiBalaka:
The APC boycotted the Confab organised by GEJ and up till date the same APC has refused to review it. In what can best be described as an insult to our collective sensibilities , Buhari appointed that short demon of Kaduna to be the sole reviewer of the Report in what can be described as showmanism.

Osinbanjo you are devil and a liar to speak on constitutional reforms .

Stop abusing him, and say what is in your mind If you know you don't have any better things to say just keep quiet

Remember na devil they know who be devil

Wow! This is great news, great development is indeed coming soon

In due time the road project Of Buhari administration will be completed and will be all commission

Nigerian police are really needy to be reformed because most of them are all corrupt and violent. Nigeria citizen cannot continue with all this innocent soul killing. thank you Mr vice president for your great work

My Next president of Nigeria, welcome to the new week sir

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This is what Nigerians wanted

Nice move! The VP should be made to head the committee to reform POLICE FORCE

Layoo91:
Stupid government...

We are all in this government

God bless Osinbajo my Vice President

Nigerians need to believe in their capacity to effect changes that will impact the nation

WE MUST WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS DAILY CHALLENGES CONFRONTING OUR PEOPLE, SAYS OSINBAJO AT CLOSE OF 2-DAY EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATURE RETREAT

VP adds: “Procedural niceties is a luxury we can’t afford”
As leaders of the executive and legislative arms of government discuss how to interact better as co-equal arms of government, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, has said collaborating to serve the people at all times must be put above what he described as “procedural niceties”.

Prof. Osinbajo spoke after several sessions at the two-day retreat which reviewed the challenges of the relationship and interdependence between both arms of government.

According to the Vice President while closing the Executive-Legislature Retreat at the Presidential Villa, “…every generation of leadership must understand context. Law itself must be interpreted and implemented in context. What is the reality of the context that we operate in today? We all know, our nation has millions of extremely poor people, the COVID-19 pandemic has worsened unemployment and poverty.

“We have huge deficits in infrastructure, many children are out of school. If that is our context, we will be callous and irresponsible if we don't come together, work together to sort out these grave life threatening problems our people have to confront every day. The dogmatic emphasis on procedural niceties is a luxury we cannot afford.”

Emphasizing the need to always uphold service to the people above procedures that could hinder progress and the delivery of the people’s welfare, the Vice President said “...it is time to focus on what we have been elected or appointed to do. This is the welfare of our people.”

Prof. Osinbajo added that “the law and practice as between parliament and executive is a means to an end not an end to itself. The means must not jeopardize the end. Our people just want food on their table, shelter over their heads, clothing on their bodies, healthcare and education for their children & themselves.”

Making reference to practices in other climes to which Nigeria’s system is often compared to, the Vice President said “…there is no pure practice of the doctrine of separation of powers.”

Said he: “The Anglo American traditions that we hold on to in support of the separation of powers are not pure. For example, the US Vice President serves as the president of the Senate and presides over the Senate's daily proceedings. In the absence of the Vice President, the Senate's president pro tempore (and others designated by him) presides. As one of the Senate's constitutional officers, only the Vice President has the authority to cast a tie-breaking vote.

“So, even in the country that has the most advanced jurisprudence on separation of powers, they are wise enough to provide for a concrete bridge between the executive and the legislature.

“In the UK, the convention is that every Minister must be a member of the House of Commons or the House of Lords and every Minister must be a Legislator. So, if that were in Nigeria, all the Ministers would be either Senators or members of the House of Representatives. So, these countries we look up to, recognize that any strict separation of powers will impede development, impede governance and shortchange the people.”

He said an effective system is one where “the good legislator or good minister is not the one who is waving the law, and procedure, and doctrines, it is the one who says the spirit of our Constitution is that we secure the maximum welfare, freedom and happiness of every citizen on the basis of social justice and equality of status and opportunity.”

Continuing, the Vice President said “the good legislator and minister is the one who will do all in his or her power to serve the needs of our people, even if it means walking the fine lines between the law and reality.”

President Muhammadu Buhari had at the opening of the retreat called for an effective synergy between the various arms of government especially between the executive and legislative arms of governments, in order to deliver good governance, in the interest of the people.

The two-day retreat featured a number of panel discussions with participants drawn from both the private and public sectors, including former federal legislators, serving State governors, and members of the Executive and Legislative arms of the Federal Government.


Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
6th October 2020

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FLASHBACK
Circle TV revealed how Nigerians benefitted from the first Buhari/Osinbajo government led palliatives (Link to Full Video below)

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Nice move! This is Welcoming development

Osinbajo is ever best

Osinbajo Is ever best of all