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An excellent and perfect man

4tomandchi:
Osi the messanger... SAN playing second fiddle.

Shame on Yoruba

shame on you and your tribe

janedonez:
In which way ?

ask google

parkervero:
I doubt if this man can make a good president if giving the chance. Currently, this government is anti-youth.

correct your mistakes first

I don't know why some miscreants turned #EndSARS to something else

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE*

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT*


One of Nigeria’s main priorities now is getting the COVID-19 vaccine and this is a matter of utmost concern to the Buhari administration, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.


Prof. Osinbajo stated this on Thursday at the opening session of the virtual edition of the Paris Peace Forum which featured presentations by some Heads of State & government alongside international organizations, on a collective response to the COVID-19 pandemic.


Stating what Nigeria’s priorities in its COVID-19 response are, the Vice President said “the priorities of Nigeria in the post COVID-19 era include improved healthcare and the economy. First, we need to keep the virus under control. While our guards are still firmly in place, getting the COVID-19 vaccine is a matter of utmost concern.”


According to him, “On this, we are encouraged by the efforts of WHO and other international agencies working to ensure that vaccine delivery will be equitable across all countries, regardless of the priority of orders and ability to pay.”


Underscoring the importance of prioritizing interventions and investments in the healthcare system, the Vice President said “we are encouraging private investment to upscale our health sector, with emphasis on improved facilities and affordable universal healthcare.”


While appreciating leaders across the world for their prompt response and cooperation in controlling the spread of the COVID-19, Prof. Osinbajo said “the sheer scale of disruptions to our lives and livelihoods caused by COVID-19 certainly caught us all by surprise.”


Restating the call for debt relief for developing countries, the Vice President said “the pandemic underscores the need for adequate financial buffers to cope with the ‘black swan’ events. For many developing countries, the debt burden makes this all but impossible.”


Continuing, Prof. Osinbajo noted “we call for debt relief for these countries, and the extension of the Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) at least until the end of 2021 as well as commercial debt relief where needed.”


The Vice President had in previous international forums earlier in the year made a case for debt relief for developing countries, noting that “the Debt Servicing Support Initiative of the G20 is welcome and will no doubt bring some relief to relevant African countries. However, it remains inadequate because it does not address the problem of commercial debt service obligations.”


He assured that Nigeria stands with all countries of the world, in the effort to eradicate the virus, and leverage experiences for a healthier and more prosperous world.


The Paris Peace Forum is an annual event that features leaders and actors from civil society around the world with a focus on challenges facing the world - climate change, terrorism, migration, cyber insecurity, and global governance issues among others.



Laolu Akande

Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President

12th November 2020

this program is more than real

Osinbajo, a man of focus

I have trust in what Mr President said and he will do something

This is a very good idea and highly commendable

A very welcome development

VP osinbajo is a man that always wants peace to reign and ready to work with everyone irrespective of the ethnics

Jackson Ude , Femi Fani Kayode , Timi Frank and Co are just hungry writers who doesn't have a substantial facts to back up their lies and fake propaganda

This hungry man again, he said what will happened to PMB/PYO but end up saying nothing

The use of technology will help in fast tracking in the justice

Both the Sun newspaper, editor and their correspondence need to be punished for their careless attitudes

we all know that this story is fake and there's no iota of truth in him ,They are just looking for all means to soil the good name of VP osinbajo but God is above them

I know Bayo very well to be attention seeker and he do bark whenever he needs food

slivertongue:
VP should stop and walk the talk

How do you mean?

Access to justice in Nigeria has taken a new dimension and by the use of technology to fast track and make it easier

Let all the enemies and haters of Osinbajo remain silent till the rest of their life

Osinbajo is a vessel and gift from the Lord

fake news , I beg stop mentioning osinbajo anyhow joor

I want all the wailers to read this

donbachi:
But pays tradermoni

who is this thing nah

lexy2014:
It's just a promise. Nothing serious

don't say that again

Honestly speaking in the history of Nigeria , I have never seen someone like osinbajo that do stand on his/her to speak the voice of a nation, well said sir

A hardworking Vice President was busy throughout last week with a lot progress despite the COVID-19 Pandemic

Mysticwebb:
These people talk as if they are still campaigning. You have been in power for over five years yet you are still using future terms for any good thing your government should have since done for the citizens.
Government of "will" "shall" "want to".
Scammers that never honestly use "have" "just created" etc.
Keep deceiving your zombies.

it's only a dead that will say this government didn't do anything, 500,000 Npower, farmers Moni, traders Moni, conditional cash transfer for our ageing throughout the nation nko

Uranium222:
You want to create 5 million jobs. Why not create 5 million N-power batch C if you are really serious?

So it's only NPOWER you want this government to face and later you will be complaining that they fail in other areas, you are a Judas Iscariot

Akapito:
They should just create 200, 000,000 jobs once and for all

Can you hear yourself, I don't think you have education at all