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Fahdiga:
Osinbajo is a short deceitful imp and a fake pastor who tells lies for a living

May God forgive you, in the history of Nigeria psst vice president who has ever performed excellently and wonderfully as that of Osinbajo?

To be candid ,this administration really tried in terms of infrastructure development and the issue of Covid-19 loan ,and others have really helpful ,May God help Osinbajo to rule Nigeria

Superb

He's telling Osinbajo that no other candidates except you

Osinbajo to sure

Despite the fact that Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has not declared his intention to run for the post of president in 2023, his support groups have taken over the venue of the ongoing National Convention of the All Progressives Congress.

They were seen in several groups carrying banners canvassing for public support for the vice president to succeed President Muhamnadu Buhari.

His posters were visible across the venue and outside.

The streets leading to the Eagles Square venue of the convention were also taken over by his support groups who waved his banner and sang his praises.


https://thewhistler.ng/2023-presidency-osinbajos-support-groups-take-over-apc-national-convention/

Osinbajo has been the main topic of the day ,this is because no one has ever performed excellently like him and still counting as well

DoctorOlasDesk:
Osinbajo is wrong. RCCG members have started with their unbridled

how do you mean? I guessed you are not in Nigeria,just wait and see

For the 2023 Presidency, the mass of the Nigerian people are already queueing behind Prof Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, GCFR, Nigeria's best Vice President thus far!

If you watch any video they are circulating, or hear anyone or people saying politicians won't queue behind Osinbajo, ignore them, they think small -- it is the rant of a defeatist! A nonsense verbosity!

This is it: In the Nigerian people's approval exist those politicians, the people being the most viable entity and to the highest degree, the only relevant structure upon which politicians draw their relevance!

Who will now queue behind who? Both the politicians made by the people and the people being the biggest political constituency have since queued behind Osinbajo.

Whatever the defeatists stand for is orthogonal to the Osinbajo phenomenon spreading across every nook and cranny of Nigeria -- no wonder these betrayals are shivering and developing fever blister on their flapped lips!

Yemi Osinbajo! Star Boy PYO! Is the best of all, he is in the saddle! The only considerable best around.

On Osinbajo we stand!

#RunOsinbajoRun

We the People of Nigeria have spoken.

Signed:

© The Nigerian People Assembly ®

Masses are for Osinbajo, pls declare on time sir

I know you want to use Osinbajo to be popular, Weldon Mr prophet

A government who focus more on masses health is Worthy of emulation and we need to vote massively for them

GREATER GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR SYNERGY VITAL IN HEALTHCARE REFORM - OSINBAJO

*Says collaboration will improve access

*FG plans 100% health insurance coverage for the poor, vulnerable

There is a great need for synergy between government at all levels and the private sector so as to further improve access to healthcare services, especially for the vulnerable population, and ensure the general development of the nation’s primary healthcare system.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, stated this today in Abuja at the National Primary Health Care Summit organized by the Federal Ministry of Health and the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), which held at the International Conference Centre.

“There is no way that healthcare funding can be paid for by government budgets alone,” the VP stated.

Prof. Osinbajo added that there was an urgent need for collaboration between governments at all levels to address “some of the drawbacks occasioned by the concurrent constitutional status of primary healthcare.”

He said “there is a great need for synergy, to prevent the Federal, States, Local Governments and private persons from duplicating primary health facilities,” while “encouraging and supporting serious private sector interventions.”

Further highlighting ways to reform and re-imagine the health sector, Prof. Osinbajo who is the chairman of the Health sector Reform Committee set up by the President, restated the importance of a compulsory health insurance scheme, especially one where “premiums for certain categories of vulnerable groups are paid by the government.”

“As the Honourable Minister of Finance has said, the target is 100% coverage for the poor and vulnerable in the short to medium term,” he said.

“Aside from funds, what the private sector should bring to the task are models of efficiency and cost-saving market-driven ideas,” the Vice President noted, pointing out a couple of private sector-led interventions, such as the Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede-led Adopt-A-Health-Facility Programme (ADHFP) - a private sector-driven initiative to provide universal health access for low-income citizens residing in rural and urban areas in Nigeria; and the EHA Clinics integrated health care service provider approach.”

The VP stated: “through its Reach Programmes, EHA has brought effective healthcare to over 11,000 people, in Kano alone. The effort leverages on partnerships with non-governmental organisations and pharmaceutical companies to negotiate treatment prices and also train community health extension workers to provide affordable primary healthcare services to people in the communities.”

Even as he urged for more interventions from the private sector to support government efforts in this regard, Prof. Osinbajo added that repositioning Nigeria’s healthcare sector to address major health indices remains a critical component of the Buhari Administration’s development agenda.

It would be recalled that in January 2022, President Muhammadu Buhari inaugurated the Health Care Reform Committee, which is chaired by the Vice President.

Recalling the mandate of the Committee, the VP noted that “the primary objective is to reengineer our healthcare delivery system such that it becomes, in the President’s words, people-centric, modern and virile; a healthcare system that addresses the depressing health indices frontally.

“Since I was asked to chair that committee, I have interacted with a broad range of institutions and individuals and it is evident that there is a great deal of excitement and expectation about what is possible.”

The VP also pointed out other government’s responses towards improving healthcare such as the “Basic Healthcare Fund seeking to address the cost of healthcare for the poor, Nigeria’s COVID-19 response measures, including the health sector component of the Economic Sustainability Plan, the establishment of Healthcare Sector Intervention Fund Facility which has already disbursed almost N80 billion to finance the acquisition and installation of critical medical equipment and the expansion of production lines in some pharmaceutical companies.”

He added that “there are also the WASH Initiatives, especially the ‘Clean Nigeria: Use the Toilet’ Campaign led by the Federal Ministry of Water Resources; the extensive work now being done by the National Council on Nutrition, and the National Food Systems Dialogues and special initiatives on large scale food fortification such as the Food Processing and Nutrition Leadership Forum Led By Alhaji Aliko Dangote.”

The Vice President noted further that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the developing world and global economies showed why a premium should be placed on building effective primary healthcare systems.

According to the VP, the Covid-19 pandemic revealed several key lessons for him, the most important of it being that “a health system is only as strong as its primary healthcare system.”

He explained: “The first is that a health challenge of sufficient enormity can cripple the global economy and severely worsen the circumstances of the weakest economies and most vulnerable groups. The second is how some of the wealthiest and most developed economies of the world were tragically unprepared to handle a public health crisis on the scale and uncertainty of Covid 19.

“The third is that when there is a global health crisis on the scale of the Covid-19 pandemic, we cannot expect any or much help from anyone. Every nation is on its own. The vaccine nationalism-first response of wealthier countries to the distribution of vaccines was certainly a wake-up call for poorer countries. Happily, things have improved with the greater availability of vaccines.

“The fourth is that despite infrastructural weaknesses, we have an experienced and robust public health system, peopled by some of the best personnel in the world. You heard Dr Faisal brag about how we maintained 56% in routine immunization. The fifth is a conclusion from the preceding points - a health system is only as strong as its primary healthcare system.”

Prof. Osinbajo commended the Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire for his commitment towards advancing healthcare causes in the country. He also acknowledged the efforts of the Minister of State for Health, Dr. Olorunimbe Mamora, as well as the Executive Director/CEO of NPHCDA, Dr. Faisal Shuaib, and his team.

Those in attendance at the hybrid event which had both physical and virtual participation included the Governor of Ekiti State and Chairman of Nigeria’s Governors Forum, Dr. Kayode Fayemi; Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr. Zainab Shamsuna Ahmed; Minister of State for Environment, Sharon Ikeazor; Chairman Senate Committee on PHC, Senator Chukwuka Utazi; other National Assembly Members; Sultan of Sokoto, His Royal Highness Alh. Muhammadu Saad Abubakar, Commissioners of Health from different States; US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard; W.H.O Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Matshidiso Moeti; Chairman, Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede; Representative of Aliko Dangote Foundation, Zouera Youssoufou; Representative of Christian Association of Nigeria, Barrister Joseph Daramola, as well as other royal fathers and members of the diplomatic corps.

Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
24th March, 2022

Yea ,a man with clean heart

I am happy that you are promoting the innocent and hardworking vice president yemi osinbajo, continue doing that while God lift him up

Vice President Yemi Osinsbajo has said the northeastern state of Borno remains one of the luckiest states in the country due to the leadership it has had in the past 11 years plus.

He also noted leadership is not just about holding exalted positions, but dedication and service to the people.

Osinbajo said this on Monday night in Abuja, at the fifth anniversary celebration of the North East Children’s Trust Learning Centre; a charity educational centre he envisioned in 2016 and which took off a year later in Maiduguri, for children orphaned by the insurgency in the North-East.

Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande, disclosed this in a statement he signed on Tuesday titled ‘True leadership is about service to people, Osinbajo says as north-east children’s trust marks fifth anniversary.’

According to him, “I believe Borno State is possibly one of the luckiest states in this country, just going by the leadership that the State has had. Immediately after Governor Shettima, comes Governor Zulum.

“No state can ask for better than Governor Zulum, who had taken over from his dynamic predecessor, Gov Shettima.”

He commended the immediate past and current Borno State Governors: Kashim Shettima and Babagana Zulum for their roles in the development of the Center noting that “if you are not able to serve the people with everything that you have and with all your heart, then it would be irrelevant and perhaps even unjustified.

“So, I want to really commend Governor Zulum and his predecessor Governor Shettima for the great work they have done.”

On the impact of teachers on the children’s education and well-being at the learning centre, he said, “These teachers are a special bunch of people, very special, and I explained to them what we are trying to achieve. This is not any ordinary school. We are trying to achieve and develop a school that would be a world-class learning center.
“I said to them, that what we want from you (teachers) is a generous spirit; we want you to love and care for these children. And the teachers have been incredible; they have done such a great job with everything you see today.

“These ladies and gentlemen are the real heroes of the story of the learning centre. And in the past five years, they have contributed in every way by just being there night and day, ensuring that they love and care for the children.”

Also speaking at the ceremony, the Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum and the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar praised the Vice President for spearheading the initiative, as well as his dedication and commitment to the education and welfare of the children in the school since it was established.

The NECT learning centre, which boasts of some of the best facilities in terms of education, vocational education and digital literacy, now has 173 of its children in secondary school.

In attendance were former Borno State Governor Shettima; Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Prof. Sonni Tyoden; Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Pauline Tallen; Senator Ali Ndume; Chairman of Zenith Bank, as well as Chairman, NECT board, Jim Ovia; the Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero, other royal fathers and ambassadors, among other senior government officials.


https://punchng.com/borno-one-of-luckiest-states-in-nigeria-says-osinbajo/

Anyone who called Osinbajo a religious bigots doesn't know he/she is saying because he is a who support both religious

It was a memorable day in the life of North East children

..........but Osinbajo is our preffered candidate nah we all need him to contest

Let wailers know that Osinbajo is not the type who support Christians alone but has affinity with Muslims as well

Weak or no weak yet he is the best vice president of Nigeria

Osinbajo is a good leader, he has a leadership role

We don hear

Osinbajo has been doing a great job

This is a great achievement and still counting in Nigeria ��, let's vote for Osinbajo to do more.

Oh my God! Farooq embarrassed himself just because of little money ,stomach infrastructure dey affect him

Osinbajo is a man with open heart, may God help him to fulfil his mandate

Mtchewwwww