₦airaland Forum

Many more success to them

Malnutrition meeting need together will bring greater change of our children future
I believe VP will make it possible

School feeding was a great assistant made by this administration

Racoon:
Which children & where? Why is Osinbajo shameless spreading these kind of lies? For God's sake he should stop this nonsense.

If you have any better thing to say just keep quiet

This sun newspaper are unprofessional

Thank God he didn't keep quite else it would have been said his guilty ,,although Prof Yemi Osinbsjo is a man who knows God .his a good and kind hearted man continue your good works.

The hand of the Lord is upon Osinbajo always

Are you people sure his father can wear the shoe comfortable

All your evil plan will never come pass, Osinbsjo will continue to go higher

Deputy1111:
Any sense in this your comment??

Na your comment dey empty

MelesZenawi:
You failed nigerians pastor

With what did he failed Nigerians, if you don't know what to say keep quiet

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
PRESS RELEASE

Our children must know where they are coming from… Vision is important, so too is memory”

Though the reintroduction of history into the curriculum of primary and secondary schools across the country last year by the Federal Government received commendation from many, the decision was not just borne out of the need to restore the subject in schools but in recognition of its contribution to the socio-political, economic and cultural development of Nigeria, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

Prof. Osinbajo stated this on Monday at the inauguration of the Nigeria History Fund by the James Adekunle Ojelabi Foundation. The fund is dedicated to, among other things, supporting history students with a scholarship scheme.

According to the Vice President, “when the Federal Government decided to reintroduce history into the curriculum across primary and secondary schools last year, it was a decision borne out of the recognition that first our children must know where they are coming from and have an understanding of the life that preceded them.

“History is far too essential for us to deprioritise. It encourages us as individuals to not restrict ourselves to thinking in the short-term, but to remember that we too are living histories.”

Continuing, Prof. Osinbajo said “…we cannot sure-footedly chart a course forward without understanding where we are coming from. Vision is important but so too is memory. Nation building requires us to develop both faculties of imagination and remembrance. Indeed, this stewardship of national memory is a cardinal civic obligation.

“The future of a Nigeria that works for all of us, regardless of religion or ethnicity, depends on full and accurate knowledge of our histories.”

Speaking on the role of history in harnessing Nigeria’s rich cultural diversity, Prof. Osinbajo said the nation’s diversity as a unique strength for promoting national development would not be realized without a thorough understanding of its different cultural practices and social norms which are embedded in history.

He said: “We are blessed to belong to a nation that possesses such a rich history of art, technology, trade, metallurgy, political administration among many fields of human endeavour but this bountiful inheritance is often underexplored and underappreciated.

“History is a vast reservoir of cultural, spiritual and social capital waiting to be mined by a generation that will not neglect the ancient landmarks of our odyssey as a people.

“Whilst our ethnic diversity is a great strength, one of the biggest challenges to nation-building is this same ethno-religious diversity which can also engender detrimental social conflict.”

Describing the Nigeria History Fund as a befitting tribute to the late historian, James Adekunle Ojelabi, the Vice President said “as black people, as Africans, as Nigerians, we must reclaim our histories and nurture academic environments that make that possible.”

Commending the late historian, Prof. Osinbajo said “…as someone for whom so much of his life was dedicated to ensuring that the stories of our past were given the attention they rightfully deserve, supporting history students with a scholarship scheme is a thoughtful tribute to his legacy. I am also delighted to hear that the fund will keep conversations alive about the importance of history for modern day Nigeria.”

In his remarks, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo of the Trinity House, Lagos, who was Guest Speaker at the occasion, underscored the importance of history in the development and affirmation of people and their communities.

The event which coincided with the first anniversary of the James Adekunle Ojelabi Foundation featured presentation of awards to deserving individuals, including notable historians, like Prof. Bolanle Awe, Prof. Banji Akintoye among others.


Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
17th August 2020

All your plan is pull Osinbsjo down, but I'm very sure it will not work

Great job

I believe in Osinbsjo his hardworking, trusted in doing greater work

Next level movement

Like seriously Timi Frank need to be called to order from all this accusation and lies with his so call boss

This will be great move, our economic will soon get back to normal

Access to justice in Nigeria have come with new level by the use of technology it will fasting us to right track

The Administration of Judiciary system we will overcome all predicament

The future of a younger lawyer is brighter, the judge had a successful court session virtually meeting. This is inculcated in our judicial system (court proceedings), we will surely Bouncing Back the track

Your fake lies cannot bring this great man Vice President down. He remain at the top.

Interesting one

I agree with the Vice President, The use of technology in a court will increase the productivity and call for true.

Thank God this two colleagues Aisha Yesufu and Reno Omokri know their really hand work

FactCheckNSIP

Reaching millions of beneficiaries, recognized and endorsed by several local and international bodies.

Since its implementation in 2016 to 2019 when it was under the VP, SIPs impacted over 12 million direct beneficiaries and about 44 million indirect beneficiaries, comprising employees of beneficiaries, mobile money agents, cooks, and farmers.

The VP has not been involved in the financial transactions of the NSIPs. Funds allocated/released for the NSIPs has been from the Ministry of Budget & National Planning right from the start and NOT in the Office of the Vice President.

All this fake news blogger should be teach a lesson seriously

A very great job have done, when the construction is over there we will be no more traffic and there new Apapa again.
Thanks to president Buhari and Vice President Osinbsjo for your beautiful idea

The road is free just a little traffic and I want to really appreciate what this administration have done

These are some of the things the Economic Sustainability Plan of the Buhari/Osinbajo administration aims to achieve to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on the Nigerian people and the Economy at large.

1. To ward off a deep recession.
2. To save/retain jobs.
3. To support local businesses.
4. To create the best possible circumstances for the most vulnerable in the society.
5. To boost production
6. To prevent business collapse
7. To provide liquidity.
8. To promote the use of labour-intensive methods and direct labour interventions in key areas like agriculture, light manufacturing, housing construction and facility maintenance.
9. To increase infrastructural investment in roads, bridges, solar power, and communications technologies.
10. To create provision of rural roads to facilitate the evacuation of agricultural produce.
11. To create jobs through agriculture, building of houses, technology etc.
12. To provide electricity for many through solar installations.