President Muhammadu Buhari and Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos, are expected to attend the 13th session of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu colloquium.

In a statement on Friday, Gbenga Omotoso, chairman of the media and publicity sub-committee of the colloquium, said the event will take place on March 29.

He said Olufemi Bamiro, former vice-chancellor of University of Ibadan; and Temie Giwa-Tubosun, group chief executive, Life Bank, are expected to speak at the colloquium.

He added that this year’s edition, which will also mark Tinubu’s 70th birthday, will examine global development issues and the importance of good governance for Nigeria.

"Organisers of the annual Bola Tinubu colloquium have announced that this year’s edition will examine emerging global development issues and the importance of good governance for Nigeria to be an influential and respected member of the international community,” the statement reads.

“The colloquium, which is in its 13th edition, will take place on Tuesday 29th March, 2022 at Eko Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. It will be presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari as chairman. Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, is the chief host.

“Professor Olufemi Bamiro, former Vice Chancellor of University of Ibadan, the keynote speaker, is expected to engage the central theme, ‘Pivoting Nigeria into the new world order: Imperatives of Good Governance’.

"The colloquium will also feature a panel session where some of Nigeria’s leading technology entrepreneurs will discuss on ‘Technology, Entrepreneurship and the Future of Work’.

“The panel discussion to be moderated by Tomilayo Akanni-Aluko will have Bosun Tijani, Chief Executive Officer of Co-Creation Hub, as the Lead Discussant. Other panelists include Samson Ogbole, Managing Director, Soiless Farms; Temie Giwa-Tubosun, Group Chief Executive, Life Bank; Kikelomo Fola-Ogunniya, Co-founder, Jand2Gidi and Lot Madaki, Chief Executive Officer, Madaki Shoes.”

Speaking on the essence of the colloquium, Omotoso described Tinubu as “an extraordinary statesman who has committed himself to making Nigeria one of the most prosperous nations”.

“The theme speaks to the person and values of Asiwaju Tinubu. To celebrate his 70th birthday, this year’s colloquium theme is most appropriate,” Omotoso added.

“We are talking about an outstanding public servant, who is an advocate of good governance in Nigeria and Africa. He demonstrated this as Governor of Lagos in 8 years where he laid the solid foundation for the progress and prosperity of Lagos State that we all talk about today.”

PDPdestroyer:
President Muhammadu Buhari and Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos, are expected to attend the 13th session of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu colloquium.

In a statement on Friday, Gbenga Omotoso, chairman of the media and publicity sub-committee of the colloquium, said the event will take place on March 29.

He said Olufemi Bamiro, former vice-chancellor of University of Ibadan; and Temie Giwa-Tubosun, group chief executive, Life Bank, are expected to speak at the colloquium.

He added that this year’s edition, which will also mark Tinubu’s 70th birthday, will examine global development issues and the importance of good governance for Nigeria.

"Organisers of the annual Bola Tinubu colloquium have announced that this year’s edition will examine emerging global development issues and the importance of good governance for Nigeria to be an influential and respected member of the international community,” the statement reads.

“The colloquium, which is in its 13th edition, will take place on Tuesday 29th March, 2022 at Eko Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. It will be presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari as chairman. Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, is the chief host.

“Professor Olufemi Bamiro, former Vice Chancellor of University of Ibadan, the keynote speaker, is expected to engage the central theme, ‘Pivoting Nigeria into the new world order: Imperatives of Good Governance’.

"The colloquium will also feature a panel session where some of Nigeria’s leading technology entrepreneurs will discuss on ‘Technology, Entrepreneurship and the Future of Work’.

“The panel discussion to be moderated by Tomilayo Akanni-Aluko will have Bosun Tijani, Chief Executive Officer of Co-Creation Hub, as the Lead Discussant. Other panelists include Samson Ogbole, Managing Director, Soiless Farms; Temie Giwa-Tubosun, Group Chief Executive, Life Bank; Kikelomo Fola-Ogunniya, Co-founder, Jand2Gidi and Lot Madaki, Chief Executive Officer, Madaki Shoes.”

Speaking on the essence of the colloquium, Omotoso described Tinubu as “an extraordinary statesman who has committed himself to making Nigeria one of the most prosperous nations”.

“The theme speaks to the person and values of Asiwaju Tinubu. To celebrate his 70th birthday, this year’s colloquium theme is most appropriate,” Omotoso added.

“We are talking about an outstanding public servant, who is an advocate of good governance in Nigeria and Africa. He demonstrated this as Governor of Lagos in 8 years where he laid the solid foundation for the progress and prosperity of Lagos State that we all talk about today.”

https://www.thecable.ng/buhari-sanwo-olu-to-attend-13th-tinubu-colloquium/amp

Mynd44, lalasticlala, Seun

treesun:

Another disruption of people's public life for a private event!

Igbo:
is South East sit at home any better?

treesun:

Another disruption of people's public life for a private event!

treesun:

I live in Lagos!

Penguin2:
I can bet my early morning poo that Buhari won’t attend the Jamboree colloquium.

If Buhari attends, let me sniff Tinubu urine

Frigga13:
When was the last time Buhari was seen at his colloquium ?

Last year..
Yoruba were still hailing him National Leader And Apc party leader

This time they’ve carefully avoided it.. .

Coming after Apc convention..

We wait and see how it goes

Mooh247:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7VSlqCsuT8

Truthisunique3:
Shebi Na Colloquium Tinubu go chop

Buhari go fit dey attend the jamboree so far it has nothing to do with presidency as usual

Una go need the pics badly

Penguin2:


We are talking future and you are bringing past videos.

Shey uwa ok?

Penguin2:


Buhari is not that jobless to come to Lagos last 2 days for MMIA new airport and Dangote Fertilizer Plant commissioning only to come to Lagos again on March 29th.

Highest they will see is a virtual participation.

But even that virtual participation them fit no see

Penguin2:


Buhari is not that jobless to come to Lagos last 2 days for MMIA new airport and Dangote Fertilizer Plant commissioning only to come to Lagos again on March 29th.

Highest they will see is a virtual participation.

But even that virtual participation them fit no see

Meanwhile, I wonder why Osinbajo was not mentioned.

Or has it been confirmed that little man is no longer ready to sniff Tinubu urine ?

Penguin2:


We are talking future and you are bringing past videos.

Shey uwa ok?

Mooh247:


Mkpuru Mniri people now seeing the future

Wetin you find come Tinubu's birthday Colloquium post?!

You no get leaders for your region to support


.

helinues:


Continue switching monikers and be talking to yourself, when you are done, let us know

Penguin2:


The leaders in my region are too busy to organize a jamboree and meaningless colloquiums.

What is Tinubu contribution to scholarship to have a colloquium named after him?

You guys endorse every aberration as long as Tinubu is the one doing it.

It’s quite pathetic.

Truthisunique3:
these guys don dey so desperate looking for any buhari poo.p to sniff

They have been masturbing with the group pics buhari snap with Rochas and Tinubu yesterday

Mooh247:


For 13 years people of influence have all gathered to discuss problems facing Nigeria and Pollitical solutions at Tinubu's birthday

That your leaders don't hold such shows why Mkpuru Mniri region is so backward

Don't you even have a single Leader contesting to promote or why are you here embarassing yourself discussing a colloquium that nobody in your region is welcomed to attend

No be juju be that?!

Get shame na!!!

Penguin2:


So how many of Nigeria’s problem(s) has been solved through Tinubu colloquium?