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Coolgent:
Yes, His masters can't effectively represent Nigeria hence the representation

Freshandfitpod:
His kinsman in borno are already complaining, tinubu can do the unthinkable

Vice President Kashim Shettima, on Sunday, arrived in the alpine town of Davos, Switzerland, for the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF).

Shettima who is leading Nigeria’s delegation at the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF), is expected to commission the Nigerian House, ahead of the scheduled commencement of WEF, from January 19 to 23, 2026.

The Vice President who was earlier in Conakry, Guinea, where he represented President Bola Tinubu at the inauguration of President Mamadi Doumbouya on Saturday, was received on arrival by Yusuf Tuggar, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, and Jumoke Oduwole, Trade and Investment, as well as officials of the Nigerian mission in Switzerland.

Stanley Nkwocha, Senior Special Assistant to the President On Communications, Office of the Vice President, in a statement, said the 2026 WEF marks a milestone in Nigeria’s global economic diplomacy with the official debut of “Nigeria House Davos.” For the first time, the Federal Government has established a dedicated sovereign pavilion on the Davos Promenade.

This facility, a product of a successful Public-Private Partnership (PPP), will serve as a permanent hub for high-level ministerial engagements, investment roundtables, and cultural diplomacy throughout the week.

As part of his engagements while in Switzerland, the Vice President will present Nigeria’s 2026 economic outlook to the world’s most influential political and business leaders, as he participates in key plenary sessions focusing on the responsible deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and biotechnology.

He will also hold bilateral meetings with heads of state, top executives from multinational corporations, and leaders of international development finance institutions to deepen partnerships that align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In an interview with journalists shortly after the VP’s arrival, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Jumoke Oduwole said Nigeria would makena robust presentation of investment opportunities in the country at the launch of the Nigeria House in Davos which will focus on President Tinubu’s efforts in revamping the economy.

According to the Minister, “we will be showcasing four playbooks on President Tinubu’s efforts in re-engineering the Nigerian economy. We will present our solid minerals sector, climate sustainability agriculture, creative and digital sectors to investors from all over the world.”

Itzlinda:
Whichever way one looks at it, no Nigerian president since Yar’Adua has shown as much commitment and concern for tertiary education as President Tinubu.
Beyond the 40% salary increase, it is particularly reassuring to hear that professors will now retire with 100% of their salaries as pension. That is a significant step in restoring dignity to the academic profession.
Equally important is the launch of NELFUND, a bold intervention that tackles one of the biggest barriers to tertiary education—access. By easing the financial burden on students and families, NELFUND strengthens the foundation of our universities from the bottom up.

While some argue that these measures are still insufficient when weighed against rising inflation, it is worth noting that if the two previous administrations had shown similar commitment, the sector would be in a far better position today.
In my view, President Tinubu has genuinely tried. He could easily have followed the path of his predecessors and done nothing—but he chose otherwise. I pray that he continues to consolidate on this positive trajectory.
May Allah assist the President in salvaging our tertiary institutions, which remain the bedrock of national development. Ameen.
Thank you, Maigari

Ojiofor:
I asked you a simple question .
No be to go construction site of a project that have no completion date to take pictures.
Tell us how many kilometres of roads they have done and completed in the past 3 years.
Under Peter Obi Anambra state have the best road network in SE.Mind you I am from Abia state.

ottersberger:
Engaging half-educated people is usually a waste of time. This is the case in the instant case.

Ofunaofu:
Tinubu orders suspension of APC e-registration in Kano ahead Yusuf’s defection — Doguwa

https://dailypost.ng/2026/01/18/tinubu-orders-suspension-of-apc-e-registration-in-kano-ahead-yusufs-defection-doguwa/

igatit:
Believe this gibberish at your own peril. Look at the way they deliberately uploaded a blur image, knowing fully well that people will identify the exact location of the picture if a clearer was uploaded. We all know that the blur image is not of any of the regions mentioned above This government and propaganda are 5&6. I stand on my the obvious. Apc is evil. Let's all vote them out.

ottersberger:
If you must lie, and you must, it may benefit you to do so intellectually if you can.
Enugu-Onitsha was awarded by Buhari's government under theRoad Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme. The project is being financed by MTN.