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Ogoni's are HAPPY.
Congratulations and more wisdom to Mr. Vice President Osinbajo.
#OgoniCleanUp
#NigerDeltaCleanUp
#OgoniPromiseFulfilled

Though he may not be with us physically, we know that he will always be in our hearts and minds. He was always praying for us. Now we do the same for him. Our beloved Reverend.

Trader-Moni is still on and the beneficiaries are given the testimony.

Buhari: By God's grace 2023 you will be on this same seat i'm today

Osinbajo: By the special grace of God

Subzero047:
Osibanjo minions are already here

Take note of the monikers that have commented above

You can't even spell the name correctly

You're an asset to these administration sir.

Mr Jackson Linus Ode is a known fake news peddler.

How can we forget so soon about "Ode" false allegations against the then Finance Minister, Okonjo Iweala for posting fake news about her and you were sued for that, don't he think that all those lies here and there is still fresh on our minds. This is 2020 "Ode" change your ways.

We are very lucky to have someone like Professor Yemi Osinbajo. May God give you more strength sail us to the permanent site. Ameen!

Kakaakinews:
Thank you Buhari-Osinbajo.

I hope every other person will commend this stride.

Kudos to the them

Tegha07:
Initia gragra...

Appreciate good things for once.

Promismike:
Collective effort of our die hard entrepreneurs.

Not the dullard hand work.

The dullard wanted our entrepreneurs dead and out out busness but they persevere.

Kudos to our great entrepreneur s.

Hope you can see how stupid you are now?

2020 will be better than the previous years, kudos to Mr VP and his team.

History will always be kind to this man.

I love you prof.

Rest in peace to the death

samsam2019:
Mumu. Trying to copy baba obj

Mumu too the talk

He need it to get fit...

I love you prof.

The most Smart, Educated, Intelligent and Vibrant Vice President Nigeria has ever produced. Maj. Gen. Osinbajo

You're the most human ever liveth..

clarocuzioo:
This picture has just reduced the price of rice in the market.
This picture just made Nigeria to have constant supply of power all over the nation.

This picture just provided millions of jobs for the teeming unemployed youths.

This picture just fixed all the dilapidated infrastructures all over the nation.

This picture just ensured the entire nation is well secured, Boko Haram defeated, kidnappers arrested and prosecuted, armee robbery reduced to the barest minimal.

This picture just reduced dollar to #180 per dollar.

This picture just reduced the price of fuel from #145 to #80.

quote author=CharleyBright post=85429084]Lool.
This houseboy VP has been abandoned and thrown into dustbin. He can as well go and play even table soccer, the govt he trekked the streets for and help shared Trader money for - to help bring into power don't give a Fvck whatever he does with his houseboy life..[/quote]

Not only moved, he has been removed.

OndoFirstBorn:
Man like Dino... Hate him or love him, he's a mountain that cannot be moved.

APC won Zamfara 100% but PDP is ruling Zamfara 100%. Help me and tell Falana that all this happened while Osinbajo is still the VP.

Dear Falana

We know all your tactics. Kole werk!

I wonder what they want VP Osinbajo to do when the President is around, bedside is Osinbajo the DSS?

Children of perdition shey una dey alright this morning?..

Good one

*VICE PRESIDENT OSINBAJO PRIDE OF NIGERIA – NSCIA*

*Sultan of Sokoto says Osinbajo’s leadership from God

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has been described as the pride of Nigeria by the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) on Friday.
Prof. Osinbajo who gave a keynote address at the opening ceremony of the General Assembly of NSCIA was praised for his commitment to the country.

Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary General of NSCIA said Prof. Osinbajo has successfully combined his religious commitments with public administration, something that is worth emulating.

“He is a model of a person combining religious commitment with public administration. He has done that creditably well. Mr. Vice President we want to thank you on behalf of the Muslim community of this country. You are a pride to this nation, we thank you and pray that God will continue to be with you,” he said.

Also speaking at the event, President-General of NSCIA and Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa'ad Abubakar, applauded the Vice President for his leadership, which he said was given to him by God.

“We have the privilege of having the Vice President here who is a pastor, and I am pleased that he is here to listen to the comments we will make and to listen to him giving the keynote speech, which I believe he will say a lot having known him for some time.

“He has leadership given to him by the lord God Almighty, it is a trust and responsibility and he is here in his capacity as VP and we invited him to give the keynote speech as VP of Nigeria and he accepted to be here,” the Sultan of Sokoto said.

Prof Salisu Shehu, Deputy Secretary General of NSCIA praised the Vice President for gracing the event. “I believe as you have graciously accepted to be here to honour this event by coming personally, I believe that when resolutions are presented to you, we are sure that you’d give the necessary executive support to those resolutions.”

In his keynote address, Osinbajo commended the NSCIA for bridging the religious gap in Nigeria. “This Council is of particular importance to us as a nation because it not only promotes solidarity among Nigeria’s Muslims but also serves as an important intermediary between the government and the Muslim community and between Muslims and persons of other faiths.

“As the highest decision-making body of the Council, I offer to you this morning, both a commendation and a challenge.


“First, the commendation to you for the great leadership you have shown in galvanizing the Muslim community in Nigeria despite denominational differences. But also, for making the Council available for the promotion of interfaith peace, and religious tolerance in Nigeria.

“The challenge stems from the theme of this meeting which is “Islam and National Development.” Permit me to put the topic in context so that we do not miss the essence of the topic. So, I recast the theme to read as follows quote, “The Role of Islam in the Development of a Multi-religious and Multi-ethnic Nation.” This is the gravamen of the matter and I believe my brother, Isa Pantami (Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy who delivered the keynote address) did an excellent job.

“Decades ago in this same country, it would not have been a major topic. Leaders in the first republic did not consider religious intolerance as a major national issue, they were more concerned about the issues that touched everyone regardless of religion or ethnicity; they were concerned about providing food, shelter, education and decent livelihoods. But today, no true leader can ignore the threat that religious bigotry and intolerance poses for the development of our nation. That is just the way it is.

“But it is my respectful view that the burden of ensuring that faith promotes national development as opposed to impeding it is on leaders. This is the challenge I pose to you today.

“A few months ago, at an interfaith gathering, I told the story of an occurrence on the 20th of June 2018. Christians in their village Nshar Yelwa, Plateau State were attacked by a horde of persons who were said to be Muslims, who had attacked other villages and had killed several Berom farmers who were mainly Christians.

“As Imam Abdullahi was finishing mid-day prayers, he and his congregation heard gunshots and went outside to see members of the village’s Christian community running helter-skelter. Instinctively, the Imam ushered 262 Christians into the mosque and some into his home next to the mosque.

“The Imam then went outside to confront the gunmen. He refused to allow them to enter, pleading with them to spare the Christians inside the mosque and his home. When the assailants were adamant, he told them that they would have to kill him first if they were going to kill the Christians, he had given refuge. They eventually left without killing any of the Christians in the mosque or in his home. Imam Abdullahi’s selflessness and sacrifice saved the lives of hundreds of people of a faith different from his own.

“Imam Abdullahi not only refused to give up the Christians he had given refuge; he even offered his life in exchange for theirs. His moral courage is rooted in a profound recognition of our common humanity. His compassion, empathy and selflessness are an example to us as people of faith.”

Beautiful people

Good one there Mr VP