Nigeria building stronger private sector partnerships – Osinbajo
The vice president was addressing a US-Africa business delegation
The vice president was addressing a US-Africa business delegation
The school had recently axed a union leader for protesting poor welfare conditions.
Companies with no financial capacity will have to relinquish control, the government says.
The suggestion was meant to increase funding of the sector.
The vice president says this could take months.
The president’s wife also speaks on the IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
Mr. Osinbajo also comments on other national matters.
Mr. Osinbajo says maintaining Nigeria's unity is a collective duty.
The UN International Day of Older Persons is celebrated annually on October 1
“Whatever complaints we may have must not be an excuse to subvert the social order.”
“I am extremely proud of our country and I very strongly believe that our country is certainly going to be ...
A police station was burnt on Thursday morning by suspected IPOB members.
“Partnership with the private sector is not only a policy, it is the most sensible thing to do.”
The vice president said the recent exit from recession is y one of the stages in the development of this ...
Aisha Alhassan never believed in President Buhari, the governor says.
“The Dialogue will recommend actionable strategies for sustainable health care financing,” the organisers said.
A consortium of banks took over the telecoms firm since June 15.
The Acting President visited President Buhari's home state.
A road was also named after President Muhammadu Buhari.
The former vice president backs the union.
"But unfortunately for them, neither the Vice President, Professor Yomi Osinbajo, nor Buhari trusts them," the lawmaker said.
The appointment of the commissioners was also endorsed by the National Council of State, last year.
The president is to return to Gambia on Tuesday.
While in Abu Dhabi, Vice President Osinbajo will hold bilateral discussions.
Mr. Machar says he will not order his troops into Juba.
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