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The youth that makes up the current army for possible GDP generation in the country need to ensure that they learn to identify opportunities as they present themselves especially in this Covid19 period we are now.

At now the erroneous claims that the Vice President and the current minister of Works and housing were the ones who signed the contract has been put to bed.

Who am I to tell the owners of the Nairaland forum how to handle their business, but having risen to the level of following they've gotten to, I would have thought they'd be more stringent with the rules they themselves created in order to maintain decorum and sanity.
There should be no place for posts like this that have zero information, zero education and ultimately zero relevance except for the aim of making mischief.

WE WILL RISE FROM DESPAIR, PAIN OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC” – VP OSINBAJO

Though the Coronavirus pandemic has caused unprecedented hardship and disruptions to economies across the world, God willing, Nigerians and indeed all people around the world will survive the despair, pain and other consequences associated with the disease, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

The Vice President gave the assurance in a message sent to the 11th Synod of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Abuja Diocese, themed: Building a Sure Foundation. The Synod had started on Saturday, July 25 at St James' Church, Asokoro, Abuja.

According to Prof. Osinbajo, “Everything around us has been shaken and is being shaken by the greatest global threat to mankind in a century. We are in the midst of the greatest economic slump in history, every region of the world is experiencing an unprecedented slowdown in growth. It is my firm belief that, by the grace of God, very soon, this pandemic will be defeated.”

Speaking further, he said Christians must, however, put their hopes in Christ Jesus, noting that only in God’s name, can the present situation be overturned.

Recalling the depth of the crisis on the Nigerian economy and society, the VP said "there was a day in April when oil, our precious oil was selling for less than the cost of production. No one was even willing to buy. Suddenly all we took for granted, from air travel to hugs and even handshakes, have become neither safe nor advisable.

"Our own economy faces its worst period in history. We are earning 40% less than we should because oil prices have fallen and few today can afford to pay taxes.

Continuing he said “the sum and substance of what I am saying is that these past few months have shown us that human ingenuity and planning cannot even assure us that we will live to see the next day. Any hopes built on the foundation of human understanding and effort is a shaky and unsure foundation and is bound to fail when the storms and the turbulence come.”


REMARKS BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PROF. YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN, VICE PRESIDENT, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE OCCASION OF THE 11TH SYNOD OF THE CHURCH OF NIGERIA (ANGLICAN COMMUNION), ABUJA DIOCESE, ON SUNDAY JULY 26TH 2020

Let me say how very honored I am, to be invited to another Synod of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Abuja Diocese. I am profoundly grateful to our new Primate, His Eminence, the Most Revd. Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba, Archbishop Metropolitan, Primate of All Nigeria and Bishop of Abuja.

I say our Primate because I am one of your congregants having been born of Anglican parents and raised in the church. My father until his death served in various lay capacities in the Diocese of Lagos and Diocese of Remo and my mother remains a committed member of the St. Jude’s Church, Ebute Metta.

Your Eminence, I have earnestly looked forward to meeting you personally since your investiture in March. Certainly, this Synod would have afforded me that special opportunity, but the realities of the "new normal" in the Covid-19 pandemic, dictate the maintaining of some form of social distance.

It is my firm belief that, by the grace of God, very soon, this pandemic will be defeated, and I would have the privilege of that personal meeting with you.

The selection of the theme of this 11th Synod, "Building a Sure Foundation", is certainly divinely inspired. Everything around us has been shaken and is being shaken by the greatest global threat to mankind in a century.

We are in the midst of the greatest economic slump in history, every region of the world is experiencing an unprecedented slowdown in growth.

There was a day in April when oil, our precious oil was selling for less than the cost of production. No one was even willing to buy. Suddenly all we took for granted, from air travel to hugs and even handshakes, have become neither safe nor advisable. Our own economy faces its worst period in history. We are earning 40% less than we should because oil prices have fallen and few today can afford to pay taxes.

The sum and substance of what I am saying is that these past few months have shown us that human ingenuity and planning cannot even assure us that we will live to see the next day. Any hopes built on the foundation of human understanding and effort is a shaky and an unsure foundation and is bound to fail when the storms and the turbulence come.

But there is a sure foundation, one that never fails. One that cannot fail because the cornerstone and the rock on which it stands is the creator of life itself, the one who made all things on earth, beneath the earth and in the heavens - Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Indeed scripture reminds us of the futility of trying to lay any other foundation. 1Cor 3:11, reminds us “For no one can lay any foundation other than the one already laid, which is Jesus Christ.” That foundation; because it is based on the righteousness of the son of God and not our own righteousness or effort; because it is based on His grace, his love for us; because it is given to us as a gift from the owner of life, cannot fail us.

So, in these uncertain times those who know Him, those who know the Lord Jesus Christ, will do great exploits. We will rise above every challenge because we are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus, and his promise to us is contained in the words of the prophet Isaiah, in Isaiah 3:10 where it says, “Say to the righteous that it shall be well with them…"

So, I say to you it shall be well with you. And for your sakes, it shall be well with our nation and the world. We will rise from the despair and pain of this pandemic, from the tragedies of insecurity and the deprivations of our economic circumstances to a bright new day of abundance, prosperity and joy in the mighty name of Jesus.

Once more I congratulate your Eminence, our Primate, and their Lordships, Archbishops and Bishops present, all members of the clergy of the Anglican Communion, and friends from other denominations on this auspicious occasion of the 11th Synod and I pray that the almighty God will bless and prosper the Church of Nigeria Anglican communion and you all in Jesus mighty name, Amen.

Despite what we have become accustomed to in Nigeria, the burden of developing the future always rest on the youths. Opportunities abound, lets learn to identify and maximise them

it is funny how all those peddling false news about Prof Osinbajo are like Roaches, the more you kill them, the more they multiply. Another FakeNews has been dispelled with the first investigation into the claims by the Nation Newspapers.

It was gathered that Olukoyede had worked as a consultant and managed corporate intelligence portfolio before joining EFCC.
Social media reports had claimed that the EFCC Secretary was unduly favoured by Osinbajo to be appointed to the position.
But the document seen by The Nation showed that the claim was “not only false but also discreditable to the person of Ola Olukoyede.”
The document said: “Oluyede has never stepped or walked into the office of SimmonCoopers all his life, not to talk of working for the law firm.

“In his career profile and curriculum vitae, which he submitted to the Senate during his confirmation hearing in November 2018, Olukoyede worked for a finance and investment company Ecodev Investment as an investment officer for about five years before he started his law career with Legal Research and Corporate Development Projects (LRCDP Consulting) as a research partner.
“At LRCD, he acted as a consultant and managed corporate intelligence portfolio with a number of high profile organisations in clientele, including financial institutions and law enforcement agencies from 2002.”
The document gave more insight into the antecedents of Oluyede as an expert on anti-corruption strategies.
It added: “In 2008, he established Global Compliance (GRC) a governance, risk and legal consulting outfit as a managing partner where he led and managed as an attorney, Investigation and Civil Litigation of fraud and corruption on international aid projects.
“He has also been involved for several years even preceding the establishment of SimmonCoopers partners, in the development and implementation of strategic policy documents for operations, legal and administrative units of various anti-corruption agencies, including EFCC, as a trainer and consultant.
“Also in the same year 2008, he established his Law practice, Ola Olukoyede & CO, from where he joined EFCC.”

https://thenationonlineng.net/efcc-secretary-never-worked-in-osinbajos-law-firm-investigation/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

it is funny how all those peddling false news about Prof Osinbajo are like Roaches, the more you kill them, the more they multiply. here's another FakeNews dispelled with the first investigation into the claims... Last last we would all be alright.

As always, the office of the Vice President is very much interested in matters that affect MSMEs.

When PDP stalwarts are making declarations as to the character of Professor Osinbajo and advising is on the need to speak freely but in unison, it just shows you a man who cares for the well being of all Nigerians, irrespective of religion or tribe.

I usually try not to take a personal interest in persons on this site but apparently you are one of those for whom earning a quick buck off maligning others for no just cause is all in a day's job.
While we all cannot lie and face the same side, the preponderance with which you attack the person of the Vice President as well as the preposterous claims you make ought to have flagged you to the owners of the site as a persona non grata.
be rest assured that gnats are noting but fodder even in the land of invertebrates you will not be missed when your time has passed.

When the Sun Newspapers went online with their fictitious story about the Senate gunning for Vice President Osinbajo and former minister of power Mr. Raji Fashola, the only thing they had on their mind was a few extra Naira in their pockets from the impressions to be generated with the click bait.

As expected Nigerians did not take long to go gung-ho with the news, without trying to check its veracity. A couple of badly laid claims propped up all over the piece but the most glaring one that should have marked it for the hatchet job that it was, was that it tried to allude that Prof Osinbajo was a member of the Power Sector Reform Committee before 8th of March 2020, when he was so appointed by President Buhari.
https://punchng.com/buhari-appoints-osinbajo-to-head-power-sector-reforms-group/

A cursory glance at the twitter handle of the Nigerian Senate @NGRSenate would also show that the law makers also did not have an axe to grind with the former minister of power but rather their angst was fully centered on the privatisation committee of the Jonathan Administration who performed a botched job in the sale of the DisCo’s to incompetent persons.

Senator Gabriel Suswam who is the Chairman of the committee, alleged that from his experience of having been a member of @TCN_NIGERIA before his foray into politics was of the opinion that the problems we are currently facing was as a result of the hurried privatisation. He stated that unless something was done continuing to pump money into the DisCo’s would only amount to an exercise in futility.

While the full recommendation of the Senate is yet to be made public, it is safe to say that they are seriously looking to find a way out of the unwholesome and unbecoming contracts signed with these companies with no capacity to deliver. Senator Sabi Abdullahi, stated that the DisCos do not even know their customers let alone how much they are earning as revenue. He concluded by saying that the Senate might need to make drastic decisions so that the right people can be put in place.

Having just become the head of the presidential power sector reform committee in 2020, it takes little imagination to realise that the entire story is a fabrication, as there's no way to link the vice president all the way back to 2016 as claimed. This is just another week another phishing story against Prof Osinbajo.

as the name depicts the northern bulls have shat in the eye of this writer so it is easy for us to forgive him for being blind as to the recent activities of the Vice President. I wonder if it would make any difference to inform him that Prof Yemi Osinbajo currently heads the Economic Sustainability Plan committee, the power sector reform committee, The National council on privatisation, and the Natinal Economic council to but name a few.
I hope with these few point of mine that I have been able to confuse you and not convince you about the mental state of the writer of this baised opinionated piece.

instead of Nigerian youths to be focused on how to go about securing these loans, and to publicize the process there by exposing those persons who either demand bribe and or frustrate the wheel of progress, they would rather sit arms folded and do nothing thereby making it easy for the thieves to actually perpetrate their intentions. Lets stop this arm chair warrior charade we always employ and actually go back to being the proactive people we used to be known for.

As a frequent road user from the North to the West I can attest to the Ministers claim that the roads are a lot more pleasurable to traverse these days than a couple of years ago.

The minister of works and housing, Mr. Raji Fashola stated that despite the weeks lost to the Covid19 lockdown, the second Niger bridge was still on course to be completed in 2022, amongst many other things earlier today while fielding questions on the program, HAVE YOUR SAY on the Network of Radio Nigeria.

On the challenges on infrastructure posed by Covid19 and its impact on Nigerians, the minister said that Nations of the world, rich and poor alike continue to invest in infrastructure because that is the fastest way to grow the economy.

The value chain in construction of houses or roads ensures that money continually flows around the economy and we can notice this already from the way that the new drive of this Buhari and Osinbajo administration in infrastructure has helped push us up 37 places to our current position of 131 as released by the World Bank.

When asked what is the general state of our roads and why are some major ones taking too long to complete, Mr. Fashola stated the projects are looking long because most of them were inherited from the last administration which bare paid any service to them especially at a time when Nigeria was earning huge dividends from crude oil sales.

“Secondly these roads cover huge distances, for example the lokoja – Abuja road is about 300km, while the Lagos – Ibadan road is almost 200km. When we have to dig up laterite and relay the roads where bad, you can see that it is time consuming, but we are steadfastly working. We plan to have about 22 roads completed by 2021.”

“The recent announcement of the release of the SUKUK bond this past Monday, would see to the reengagement of our contractors especially on the major roads. As for the plight of the comuters on the Lagos – Badagary road, that project is being handled by both the State and Federal Government. Lagos State is in charge of the portion from Eric Moore till Okokomaiko and the federal Government takes it from there to Seme border. Work is ongoing and I receive a report from both teams on a weekly basis.”

“We are also paying back State Governments in a time of scarcity for roads they previously constructed in a time of surplus but were not attended to by the past administration. Of the 200 thousand kilometres of road network across the country, only 35 thousand belongs to the federal Government. The remaining 165 thousand kilometres belongs to the States and Local Governments.”

“Our roads are getting better as journey times are much reduced, hardly do you find major delays unless there has been an accident. People should also desist from making bogus claims as recently there was a comedian that alleged that the Niger Bridge was shaking but our engineers on getting to the bridge discovered it was a lie. People should always verify these claims before they broadcast them on Social Media.”

As relates to housing, Mr. Fashola stated that the ministry governs the Federal Mortgage Bank especially through the Broad policy framework. “Over the last five years, 5225 mortgages amounting to 34 billion Naira have been issued. It should be noted that these monies are raised by the monthly contributions of participants.” He added.

When asked about the use of alternative cheaper materials to bring down the cost of housing, the Minister stated; “we cannot tell the full picture of the housing story in Nigeria if we only fixate on the contribution of the Federal Government. The lands are controlled by the states and these alongside the Local Governments and most importantly the private sector have the biggest roles to play.” He added that the biggest contribution of the Federal Government is to provide an enabling environment for these other parties to play their roles.

“As for the innovative materials, we have recorded persons using mud, red bricks, Styrofoam and some are even converting containers. A lot of these are influenced by the prevailing climatic conditions as well as the availability of these materials. We have also come to notice that the North favours bungalows while the south has more preponderance to blocks of flats.”

The Minister also said the issue of collapsing buildings was one of enforcement. “People tend to go past their permits to add extra storeys or under utilise certain materials such as cement or reinforcement rods and these are either not observed or overlooked by the supervising authorities. As such until persons are brought to book and punitive measures taken against them for manslaughter we shall continue to have cases like this.” As soon as we make an example of one, people will begin to desist from such unpatriotic acts, he concluded.

The minister rounded up the discussion on housing by stating that as relates to the completed houses built by the Federal Government there were a few things left to do before they can work on how to advertise and offer them for sale. Some of these includes; internal road network, power and fittings, as well as pilfering and replacements in some certain locations. We also need to look into what percentage to give out to the State Governments that gave us these lands for free.

As for the 10 thousand houses to be constructed in each state, as bench marked by the Economic Sustainability Plan of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo led implementation committee, Fashola said that Nigerians can begin to look forward to the commencement as soon as land is allotted by the state government as the approval has been given from the Federal Executive Council.

I guess it's safe to assume that sometime next week, this same story would be dredged up respun and draped in different and served to the same audience. Is it that y'all don't get tired?

Fox12:
In Every Nonsense there is Sense...

There is an iota of truth in an lie.

Facts don’t lie...if u’re called out for a misdemeanor and u know u’re wrongly picked,u simply present ur facts to refute it.

All dese public office holders need to declare dis Assets again.

It is post like this that made the elders say that a semi illitrate is worse than one with no form of learning whatsoever. T assets that were previously declared have you gone to CCB to study them? if they present another one how would you tell the difference? access to data is not permission to regurgitate the phlegm that you produce and swallow.

Timinho23:
The VP is fond of taking everything personal. am beginning to suspect him

You either never read or paid any attention while watching if you did; THE GODFATHER. nothing is just business, everything is PERSONAL.

Sometimes you read some posts and wonder, if some persons don't sow seeds of discord, will their oesophagus stop performing.
Rather than staying focused on spreading Malice, how about these people concentrate on unifying their people to strengthen their claim?
Shalom

The Buhari administration’s business reforms, through the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC), is an opportunity to significantly boost local and foreign investments in the country, according to the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

Prof. Osinbajo spoke today at a virtual meeting of the PEBEC to review the state of the reforms across a number of government agencies, noting that the Federal Government will continue to take the opportunity and ensure that more results are recorded.

As a result of the work of PEBEC, the World Bank has praised the economic direction of the Buhari administration and ranked the country higher in its annual Ease of Doing Business Rankings.

According to the Vice President, “This is a country with so much promise, this is a country that has so much resources and our administration has every opportunity to do something profound about investments in Nigeria.

“We must focus on how to get our business environment working.”

Earlier in his presentation, the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Otunba Niyi Adebayo expressed optimism that the challenges observed in sustaining the successes recorded in the reforms will be addressed.

On his part, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Alhaji Mohammed Bello, said sustaining the PEBEC reforms is a priority for Nigeria as the country would not have risen in the Ease of Doing Business rankings if not for PEBEC.

The Special Adviser to the President on Ease of Doing Business, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, said the Enabling Business Environment Secretariat (EBES) will continue to drive the mandate of PEBEC through extensive collaborations, adding that the National Action Plan 5.0 has been extended to July 29, 2020.

Attendance at the meeting, chaired by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, included Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Otunba Niyi Adebayo; Minister of Interior, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola; Minister of FCT, Alhaji Mohammed Bello; Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Pantami; Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed; Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, Amb. Mariam Katagum; Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Dr. Folashade Yemi-Esan; Special Adviser to the President on Ease of Doing Business, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, amongst other members of the council.

Last week, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN headlined the Virtual Edition of the Annual MSMEs Awards and few days after, all the winners have now taken delivery of their cars, cheques and award plaques.

A total of 12 winners emerged at 3rd edition of the National Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Awards held virtually last Thursday.

Four brand new cars were won by awardees in four categories namely; MSME of the Year, Best MSME Clinics participant – Female; Best MSME Clinics participant – Male; and the Award of Excellence in Manufacturing. Winners in the other categories went home with N1 million each.

MSME of the Year - Adejoke Lasisi of Planet 3R from Oyo State
Best MSME in Manufacturing - Hyelni Hassan of SHEELDA Limited from the FCT
Best MSME Clinic participant - Female - Sa’adatu Haruna Illo, of S&M Spices from Kebbi State
Best MSME Clinic participant - Male - Orioye Benedict Gbayisemore of First Morey Foods from Ondo State

But beyond the cash and car gifts, referred to above, other incentives to be enjoyed by the winners and other finalists include a 3-month spotlight on their businesses aimed at boosting patronage for their products and services.

Winners emerged in 12 categories namely:
Award of Excellence in Agriculture
Award of Excellence in Beauty, Wellness and Cosmetics
Award of Excellence in Creative Art
Award of Excellence in Fashion & Style
Award of Excellence in Leather works
Award of Excellence in Manufacturing
Award of Excellence in Technology innovation
Award of Excellence in Furniture & Woodworks
MSME of the Year
MSME Clinics participant – Female
MSME Clinics participant – Male
Best MSME Clinic Support State.

In the BOA Award of Excellence in Agriculture category, JOSULT Oil Processing Company (JOPC), an oil palm processing business run by Mr Joshua Joseph and based in Akwa Ibom State was the winner. Products of the company are sold in Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Delta and FCT.

In the category of the SON & NAFDAC Award of Excellence in Beauty, Wellness and Cosmetics, Ladi Mairo Shambo, founder of DIJMEDS Limited from Niger State, won the award. The company specializes in making of beauty soap and sells its products in Niger and neighbouring States.

For the CAC Award of Excellence in Creative Art, Mr Olalekan Lashekan of Lordebukks Arts from Lagos went home with the prize in the category. Olalekan is a graduate of Industrial and Design Arts from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. Lordebukks is into recycling of waste materials like woods and cans to make sculptures and other artworks.

In the NEPC Award of Excellence in Fashion & Style, Orjinta Clement of Klemzy Designers Concept Workshop from Abia State in the production of Nigerian male garments or various kinds and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), amongst others.

In the category for the RMRDC Award of Excellence in Leather Works, Proach Shoes, founded by Erem Prosper from Abia State won the prize. Proach Shoes is into making of corporate, ladies, casual shoes and military boots.

For the Best MSME in Manufacturing sponsored by BOI, SHEELDA Limited, founded by Hyelni Hassan from the FCT, won the award for Excellence in Manufacturing. The company specializes in processing of groundnut into cakes and biscuits, and also in training and empowerment of rural women in the processing of groundnut.

In the category of the NITDA Award of Excellence in Technology Innovation, Kombak Ventures a company founded by Mr Israel Terwase won the award in the category. The Benue-based company specializes in the fabrication of machines for sanitation, water supply and related purposes.

From Jos, Plateau State, Mafeng Woodcraft, founded by Mafeng Iliya Yohanna won the ITF Award of Excellence in Furniture & Woodworks. The company is into woodworks and furniture. The outfit makes furniture for home use, school, office, public arena and other purpose-built furniture.

For the NEXIM Bank MSME Clinic participant – Female category, Sa’adatu Haruna Illo, founder of S & M Spices from Kebbi State won the award while Orioye Benedict Gbayisemore of First Morey Foods from Ondo State won the prize in the DBN MSME Clinic participant.

Sa’adatu’s S & M Spices specializes in the production of food spices. After featuring in the 2019 Clinics, the company has expanded the scope of its production and currently distributes its products to states in the northwestern part of the country.

First Morey Foods is into processing and packaging of sea foods for distribution across the country. The founder of the company, Orioye Benedict Gbayisemore was an N-Power Beneficiary that was enlisted for the scheme in 2018 and was also participant at the MSME clinic held in Ondo State in 2018.

For the Access Bank MSME of the Year category, Adejoke Lasisi of Planet 3R from Oyo State, won the award. The company recycles textile and plastic products into various products like paper bags, gift boxes, designs on clothes and slippers, amongst others.

In the category of the SMEDAN Best MSME Clinic Support State, Kaduna State won the award. The State was selected ahead of Ebonyi and Nasarawa states which were also finalists. Kaduna State won for its exemplary support to MSMEs in the areas of training, financing and other assistance given to MSMEs operating in the state. The state has in place the Kaduna Startup and Entrepreneurship Programme for the training of prospective business owners and provision of support for MSMEs startups.

All the award recipients have been very active participants in the different editions of the National MSMEs Clinics held across the country in the past three years.

In his speech, it will be recalled the Vice President specially commended all those who have started businesses in Nigeria, no matter how small, describing them as champions and heroes.

NigeriaIsDoomed:
who gives a fucck about your zoo parties of looters, criminals and killers.

show us ur Biafra passport or go into your cage, oh yee ZOOPLANKTOON.

there really is not much to add on here. the facts of the matter always speaks for itself. All attempts to slander the person of the Vice President will continue to miss their mark for he does not engage in these shady deals they try to involve him in.

The administration of President Buhari and VP Osinbajo is determined to leave a lasting legacy in Nigeria's infrastructural landscape.

Rail, roads, bridges are all taking major facelifts where available and new ones being constructed where not.

The sum of N162bn was recently approved to be disbursed across the six geopolitical zones for roads construction.

“This N162bn completes cash settlement for all capital road expenditures in 2020 budget. North Central: 8 roads, North East: 8 roads, North West: 7 roads, South East: 5 roads, South South: 10 roads, South West: 6 roads.’’ �️

This completely debunks claims by certain disgruntled elements that insinuate that the party intends to slow down it's rehabilitation and construction rate to use the projects as campaign propaganda.

Another great week

As has come to be expected, Professor Osinbajo had another busy week, albeit one not as hectic as had recently become the norm.

On Tuesday, the 14th of July, 2020, VP Osinbajo delivered, virtually, the keynote address at the 20th Anniversary Webinar of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), themed: Combating Corruption and Illicit Financial Flows; New Measures and Strategies.

15th of July, 2020 saw VP Osinbajo partake in the virtual Federal Executive Council (vFEC) meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chambers, Statehouse, Abuja.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, on the 16th of July , joined President Buhari at the virtual launch of the Gold Purchase programme where Nigeria’s first artisanally-mined gold, processed & refined according to LBMA standards, under the Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Development Initiative, which was then presented to the President.

That same day, Osinbajo virtually headlined the 3rd National MSMES Award.

His speech detailed measures in the Economic Sustainability Program (ESP) to help the MSMES, including payroll support to help keep Nigerians in their jobs.

smatt1711:
Osibanjo Will be indicted , the panel report will be send to the national assembly for impeachment to proceed, and Osibanjo will be gone , Tinubu will be arrested , Amechi will replace Osibanjo as VP . the power players in this game are mean and very calculating ,the secrept is set to be played .

I do not even feel for you, rather it's the six persons that came to like your post I feel for, because when the time comes, hope they'd be ready to eat the sand of shame along with you.

*A look at some of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo's official activities for last week.*

*14 July 2020*
VP Osinbajo delivered, virtually, keynote address at the 20th Anniversary Webinar of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), themed Combating Corruption and Illicit Financial Flows; New Measures and Strategies.

*15th July 2020*
VP Osinbajo partook in the virtual Federal Executive Council (vFEC) meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Council Chambers, Statehouse, Abuja.

*16th July 2020*
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo joined President Buhari at the virtual launch of the Gold Purchase programme where Nigeria’s first artisanally-mined gold, processed & refined according to LBMA standards, under the Presidential Artisanal Gold Mining Development Initiative, was presented to the President.

That same day, Osinbajo virtually headlined the 3rd National MSMES Award.

His speech detailed measures in the Economic Sustainability Program (ESP) to help the MSMES, including payroll support.

Viicfuntop:
Seun, why should Muslims or anybody be allowed to comment on Christian’s post without having to accept Jesus Christ as their lord and personal savior but we have to accept Mohamad as the prophet to alla. It’s not fair. You are a tech man if that’s what you would call yourself. Look at your fellow tech men around the world. Their minds have been evolving. I feel like you have just been stucked in 2005. Common look at your emojis but why the hell shoujd peope acecpt ala before commenting and the same preference is not given to Christians? What the hell is that? Isn’t that hypocrisy? Look at quota reddit and the rest. All you tech guys on this app, please for your next startup, look at creating a community where there is freedom okay? Please Seun, evolve.

As much as I'd like to reiterate that everyone is entitled to an opinion, your failing to even spell Allah properly shows that you are one of those giving us Christians a bad name. As accommodating as we are, I'm sure we all cringe when we see anyone spell Jesus in small letters.
And in conclusion, why not have the cajones to write your own piece instead of hiding beneath another's.

LaboPolitics:
Nobody is afraid of a mere commisioner, he should simply return the NEMA billions and #4 billion yam he swallowed. Shikena.

You should return the oxygen you are stealing, is it by force to comment?