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Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by murecool(m): 10:56am On Aug 15, 2021 |
1. VP’s involvement in TECH brought about the following: ***Google Inc. in July 2020 announced plans to establish its first Google Launchpad Space outside the United States in Lagos ***Facebook, in September 2020 made public its decision to open an office in Lagos as part of its planned expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa. ***HUAWEI on the other hand last November promised the Vice President that the company will position Nigeria as a technology centre for the African continent and give more jobs to young Nigerians. 2. #EndSars Protest ***VP Osinbajo influenced the President to dissolve SARS as a unit of the Police Force ***VP Osinbajo brought about the idea of judicial panels in all states of the federation to deal with cases of police brutality. This was adopted by State governors at the National Economic Council. 3. #EconomicSustainabilityPlan With VP Osinbajo chairing the Economic Sustainability Plan, the country was able to exit recession faster than anticipated. Several beneficiaries have benefitted from the various tracks such as the Payroll Support Track with 296,032 Employees , Youth Beneficiaries – 242,746 – 82%. The Artisan Track: 166,00 Artisans, Youth Beneficiaries – 64,740 – 39%, Others – 101,260 – 61% Formalization Support Track 100,000 Business Names Registered Youth Beneficiaries – 92,000 – 92% Others – 8000 – 8% ***VP Osinbajo launched the ESP Cash Transfer Scheme facilitated through a wholly technology-based approach called the Rapid Response Register with plans to give 1million households COVID-19 N5000 monthly Cash Transfer for 6 months. 4. #MSMEs ***MSME Clinics have been held in 27 States, twice in Ebonyi across the country including the FCT. 7 One-Stop-Shops for MSMES - Cross River, Kwara, FCT, Abia, Bauchi, Osun, Plateau. ***FG has also launched Shared Facilities for MSMEs in Oyo, Bauchi, Benue, and Lagos. This is to allow MSMEs without the financial capacity to own their equipment and the opportunity to go into a fully equipped cluster style facility to pay a token to use such equipment. ***Over 400,000 MSMEs have so far participated in the MSME clinics nationwide. About 300,000 new business names have been registered by the Cooperate Affairs Commission (CAC) at a reduced 50% price of N5000, down from the normal N10,000. 5. #Social Investment Programmes - SIPs (under VP’s Office) over 12million direct beneficiaries ***Homegrown school feeding programme in 35 states feeding 9.9million children. More than 107,000 cooks engaged. ***Over 500,000 graduates benefitted from N-Power scheme. ***Over 2.3million market women, traders, artisans, farmers across all 36 states of the country and FCT, under Government Enterprise & Empowerment Programme, GEEP. ***Over 3million poor and vulnerable households have registered on National Social Register and more than 1million families are currently benefiting from Conditional Cash Transfer. 6. VP Osinbajo has always stood for the rule of law and in the interest of all Nigerians, regardless of ethnicity. In his capacity as VP, it was VP Osinbajo (then as Acting President) who fired the former DG, SSS, when he violated the sanctity of the National Assembly and violated the Nigerian constitution. VP Osinbajo defended democracy and described the invasion as an assault on Nigeria’s democracy that should not be tolerated. Also, Osinbajo Saved the party, APC, from litigation by suggesting APC EXCO members become Caretakers. 7. #EaseOfDoingBusiness The work of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (inaugurated by President Buhari in August 2016) and the Enabling Business Environment Secretariat (EBES) has resulted in Nigeria moving up 39 places on the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business rankings since 2016. In the last 3 years, Nigeria has twice been adjudged one of 10 Most Improved Economies in the Rankings. 8. #NigerDeltaNewVision VP Osinbajo embarked on a peace keeping mission across the Niger Delta states engaging in strategic engagements with stakeholders and people in the region to ensure that peace and stability are maintained. This ended the series of pipeline explosions, restored the maximum oil productivity, and helped terminate the recession. The take-off of the Nigerian Maritime University in Okerenkoko, Delta State. The University was granted approval in January 2018 by the National Universities Commission (NUC) to commence undergraduate degree programmes effective 2017/18 session and commenced academic activities on April 12, 2018. President Buhari approved 5 billion Naira in take-off grant for the Maritime University. 9. #NationalLivestockTransportationPlan The NLTP is a creation of NEC, chaired by VP Osinbajo and State Governors and is completely distinct from the now-suspended RUGA: The RUGA initiative was suspended by President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2019. The VP had publicly rejected RUGA and instead articulated the NLTP which has six pillars through which it aims to transform the livestock production system in Nigeria, including through ranching along a market-oriented value chain while ensuring an atmosphere of peace and justice. 10. #EnergisingEconomies and #EnergisingEducation Osinbajo approved the provision of solar power to markets around the country such as Ariaria in Aba, Sabon Gari in Kano, Sura in Lagos, etc, as part of the energizing economies initiative of the Rural Electrification Agency. VP Osinbajo also commissioned solar power plants in Universities such as Alex Ekwueme University, in Ebonyi, also Bayero University in Kano. The VP is also canvassing for a just transition from gas to cleaner ways of energy for Nigeria and other African countries. He has also spoken on several occasions against the defunding of gas projects by international finance cooperations. He believes that Nigeria’s rich deposit of gas should be considered first as source of energy before we transition to cleaner energy.
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Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by harqinhola(m): 11:06am On Aug 15, 2021 |
I have just one question and I'll be glad if u answer me ! HOW MUCH DID U COLLECT FOR MAKING THIS POST ? |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by Joylove2324(f): 11:40am On Aug 15, 2021 |
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Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by TheRareGem1(f): 11:40am On Aug 15, 2021 |
Osinbajo has transformed the OVP to the extent that any other VP that comes after him would have any reason to be drinking and reading newspapers. One of the active leader we had in this administration and his boss trust him, no doubt about this v |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by DankemzI(m): 12:04pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
To cap it all, he watched silently as Muslims slaughter Christian's and rape our economy |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by okefranci: 1:00pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
Osinbajo has transformed Nigeria and still counting |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by okefranci: 1:01pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
DankemzI:Where does it happened that Muslims slaughtered Christians? |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by Monogamy: 1:13pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
Campaign manifestos yapa for star boy, the visible achievements are there to point out to.. We are only waiting for official declaration |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by Monogamy: 1:14pm On Aug 15, 2021 |
harqinhola: So the op must be paid to support something/someone? Are you being paid for supporting European football clubs? |
Re: Top 10 Things Osinbajo Has Done by Obdk: 6:09am On Aug 16, 2021 |
He was accused of mismanagement of trader money |
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