Face APC primaries and win the ticket first...That should be your major concern for now

Deputy1111:



https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-nigerian-youths-should-consider-osinbajo-for-2023-presidency/

Only a jobless person will read all this trash.

It seems Buhari is deliberately doing all these nonsense in his latter days in office, things like upping the insecurity and granting pardon to condemned criminals, because he wants to finally put a nail in the coffin of APC or sabotage the already battered image of the party. Afterall the party was formed as a "union of convenience", because his real party (the CPC) had no shot at the presidency at that time.

This will likely give PDP a shot at clinching victory and guess who will be the flag bearer in PDP? Not an Igbo man or Yoruba man, not an Ikwerre or a Niger Delta man, but a Fulani man - Atiku.

At the end of the day, the Fulani agenda, Fulani action and attempted islamizatjon coupled with terrorism in the country by imported marauding Fulanis will continue.

So Nigerians, shine ya eyes o.

All these are story for the gods. He sat in that chair beside Buhari for 8 years when those disastrous plans are being taken that plunged the country into penury and the citizens into debt, he can't say oga abeg, I no follow for this one.
Now you all want us to believe that he has the magic touch to transform the country. The magic touch he couldn't use for 8 years. It must have been dead due to lack of use by now . Mbah, rara, we no gree

Since he became mere commissioner to this every day... I want to see a block he lay as his project


Keep pushing yellowbar agenda unah go follow suffer am

Deputy1111:



https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-nigerian-youths-should-consider-osinbajo-for-2023-presidency/

THIS SAME OSINBAJO IS PART OF THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT THAT LEAD NIGERIA TO THIS SHAMEFUL STATE AND HE PARTICULARLY IS THE ECONOMY MANAGEMENT AND THIS LEVEL WE ARE IS WHAT HE CAN OFFER? WHAT NONSENSE ARE YOU NOW TELL NIGERIAN YOUTH TO STILL SUPPORT FAILURES? I WILL PREFER NEW PERSON WITH NEW APPROACH.

Dannyset:


You must think people are fools here.

This same man that can't point to one single achievement as the VP of the country, rather he's become a motivational speaker.

He's more of a talker to me. He's been there for going to 8 years without anything.

Let him go and rest.

History has shown that Nigerians are in love with their oppressors. Don't see that changing anytime soon

pharmagba:
We move with Osinbajo!

How is osinbajo better than buhari and Tinubu?

Deputy1111:



https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-nigerian-youths-should-consider-osinbajo-for-2023-presidency/

You don't launder something that is clean only what is dirty. Osinbajo is dirty hence all this plenty grammar to launder his image. How is he different from buhari and Tinubu?

bigpicture001:
@ OP u are. Not a true Nigerian... U aare. Only pushing a Yoruba agenda....

What happened to those regions who have. Not got the shhot to presidency....

I am Yoruba from info state and truth must be. Told.. the igbos should be left for a shot to it...

Or would u prefer a disintegrated country full of bitterness just to satisfy your selfish desire..?

U r sure from info state.......
Ur fellow ipigs r not ready to contest rather dey r supporting SS candidates and attacking anything yoruba, no be gets d presidency on a plater of gold, u have to work for it but unfortunately ur ppl r playing a bad game of politics

Tinubuadvocate:
Tinubu 2023 no shaking.

Only you & your family

I am not an igbo, but the truth must be told. They should allow igbos this time. Though osinbsnjo ND Peter obi are the best candidate for now. But peter obi should emerge this time

Osinbajo will be speaking english.

Atiku

This OP thinks everyone is stupid?


Osinbajo the lamb with snake tongue and even the corrupt frog eyed theif from Bourdilion will never get our vote

Amaechi or Peter obi

bigpicture001:
@ OP u are. Not a true Nigerian... U aare. Only pushing a Yoruba agenda....

What happened to those regions who have. Not got the shhot to presidency....

I am Yoruba from info state and truth must be. Told.. the igbos should be left for a shot to it...

Or would u prefer a disintegrated country full of bitterness just to satisfy your selfish desire..?

You prefer fair sharing over development in tech industry

DamianX:
As a vice president what has he done than lying UP and down.

Seeing blue and calling it red. Two faced mofo

You read but you don't understand.

Improvement in technology base economy is what we should be after not crude oil

haslaw:
Osinbajo can never be president for the following reasons:

1) Osinbajo became the VP by riding on the back of his mentor whom he later stabbed in the back. Nobody can trust such a person again.

2) Osinbajo failed in his polling stations at the presidential, governorship and the assemblies. He has absolutely no electoral value.

Osinbajo never lost in his hometown. Your reasons are myopic.

Vote for osinbajo is a vote for intelligence

Neduzze5:
Like in my latest comment, I have made a decision not to vote or campaign for anyone who was part of this current government wrecking violence and economic sabotage on this country without recourse to the citizens of this nation.

It's quite unfortunate that Osibanjo falls under that category. As such, I won't be voting for him, and I would also be deploying every machineries at my disposal to ensure that he doesn't win.

Someone else should rule this nation!!

Those saying this don't understand technology driven economy.

You ride on sympathy. There is 70% chances you're igbo

Deputy1111:



https://www.sunnewsonline.com/why-nigerian-youths-should-consider-osinbajo-for-2023-presidency/

It is a general belief that the youth are the fulcrum of the society. Their sustenance is invariably the sustenance of society. No nation succeeds by alienating her youths. The youth must be empowered by the state.

So, through meaningful youths involvement, young people can transform systems, empower communities and infuse adult-driven institutions with youth power.

It is in the pursuance of a progressive country for its people and the citizens that the issue of youths engagement and youths related programmes become imperative and sacrosanct.

So, for any serious government, there must be a conscious effort on the need to sustain the youth from disengaging from the society by addressing poverty problems, unemployment and unpleasant business environment.

As an avid observer of the Nigerian political history, there is no Nigerian leader, past or present, that has invested so much in the youths as the current Nigerian Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

Ever since the country’s number two man and the former Attorney General of Lagos State took over his office in 2015, not only has he brought values to his office, he has relentlessly addressed issues affecting the youth through employment, skills acquisition, empowerment and a lot of other programmes.

Right from during the past campaign train, Vice President Osinbajo had reiterated that Nigerian youths were integral to the nation’s economic advancement.

Under the VP’s supervision, in June 2016, the biggest Social Investment Programme on the African continent was launched with the basic aim of creating a safety net in an emerging economy like Nigeria.

The National Social Investment Programme had over 60 per cent of its beneficiaries as youths who were employed under the N-Power Scheme; an initiative that employed 500,000 youths to address issues of youth unemployment and help increase social development. This scheme was a huge success that attracted commendations within and outside the continent of Africa.

In the process of extolling the versatility of an average Nigerian youth, Professor Osinbajo has succeeded in revealing to the world the goldmine that lies deep inside the youths of Nigeria. A perfect case study to buttress this fact was his visit to some tech companies like Paystack. The visit to Paystack changed the story of that indigenous start-up company. It was last year that an American firm, Stripe, invested a whopping $200 million in Paystack. This can only happen when you have a leader that will go the extra lengths to showcase you to the world.

In developing our digital economy, Osinbajo also facilitated the decision of global technology giants – Google Inc., HUAWEI, Microsoft Corporation and top social networking company, Facebook – to partner with the Federal Government for the benefit of the Nigerian people, especially the young population.

Let’s not also forget that VP Osinbajo, on the 16th of August 2016, invited Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to Nigeria, which culminated in Zuckerberg’s first trip to Sub-Saharan Africa. Zuckerberg’s visit to Nigeria began to yield good results exactly a year after when in October 2017, Facebook launched its first African SME Council in Nigeria in order to support small and medium-sized businesses throughout Africa.

The company consequently chose 15 Nigerian business owners who used the Facebook platform effectively across various industries and locations in Nigeria and provided them with digital tools to drive customers’ growth.

As a result of this, in November 2017, Facebook announced the Nigeria Initiatives to help further drive innovation, skills development and economic impact across Nigeria. Afterwards, in May 2018, NG_HUB was launched in Yaba, Lagos, as the training aspect of Facebook’s Nigeria initiatives. It also promised to train and support 50,000 students, SMEs and entrepreneurs across Nigeria through a series of digital skills training in partnership with hubs across Nigeria.

In July 2018, VP Osinbajo led a government delegation to the US where he visited Silicon Valley, regarded as the headquarters of some leading global technology companies, where he met with Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, and other top executives.

During the visit, Osinbajo met with investors and CEOs and showcased the progress made in the country’s technology, innovation and creative space, as well as the country’s tech sector’s potential, which attracted significant interest from investors in Nigeria’s tech space.

Osinbajo’s visit to Silicon Valley and Facebook Campus in 2018 helped in boosting the Federal Government’s digital drive while leading to significant improvement in the country’s digital space. It has also facilitated Google’s launch of free public Wi-Fi service in Abuja, an initiative expected to create more economic opportunities for Nigerians through the bridging of societal gaps by providing free Internet access, which will improve access to information, tools of education, opportunities and expansion for many Nigerians.

Consequently, in the last few years, Nigerian tech entrepreneurs have raised millions of dollars in investments, and there has been an increased interest in the African continent’s tech space. Likewise, Microsoft has opened an engineering office in Nigeria, and Google has started an accelerator programme, while IBM has launched the Digital Nation Africa project.

In 2021, Microsoft President, Brad Smith, attested to his company committing to upskilling five million people in Nigeria over the next three years. And to help reach this goal, 1,700 trainers will provide blended online and in-person training courses to Nigeria’s youths as well as government workers.

The Nigerian government’s partnership with Microsoft Corporation which was anchored on connectivity, skilling and digital transformation followed discussions between both parties led by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, and Microsoft President Brad Smith, earlier in the year.

To also help Nigerian women start and grow their businesses, the social media giant tech, Facebook launched #SheMeansBusiness in March 2018. Earlier in February of the same year, Facebook partnered with over 20 non-governmental organisations across Africa to launch the Safer Internet Initiatives in order to raise awareness of emerging online issues and explore ways to make the Internet safer for users.

Similarly, in partnership with African entertainment streaming platform Afrinolly, Facebook launched Facebook for Creators in July 2018, with plans to train 3000 creators and 2000 journalists across Nigeria on how to leverage Facebook products to showcase their work, increase awareness and engage audiences online. The programme pilot was held in August 2018 in Lagos.

In addition, In the wake of the #EndSARS crisis that almost tore the entire country apart due to the alleged excesses and brutalities of some of the operatives of the Nigerian Police Force, Osinbajo, in his usual charismatic manner as a problem solver, with his fashion of hitting the nail on the head, wasted no time in addressing the issue. In strong terms, he condemned the untoward profiling and extrajudicial killings of Nigerian youths by her Police Force. In fact, Professor Osinbajo was the first public office holder to speak against Police Brutality and other forms of abuse.

At the 2020 October meeting with the executive committee of the Young Parliamentarians Forum led by its Chairman, Simon Elisha, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Vice President Osinbajo, again, re-established his commitment to ensuring that the Nigerian youth’s place in governance is sacrosanct. He said: “The youth are not just a demography but in the majority, what we need to do for that vast majority is what we must do for our country. We must find a way so they are represented as effectively as possible.”

Osinbajo’s chief political asset has been his ability to excite young people like no other politician in Nigerian history. He is regarded by many as Nigeria’s most active and youth-serving Vice President in our democratic history.

Going into the 2023 general elections which is a few months away, the Nigerian youths will be presented with another opportunity to elect a new president as this Buhari-led administration prepares to wind down.

Prof. Yemi Osinbajo’s unswerving faith in youth development should be the high point of the qualities the Nigerian youths should consider in 2023. And whatever standard, whatever indices, the candidacy of Prof Osinbajo appeals to an average Nigerian youth and the entire Nigerian population. With several years in public service, he has already left his footprints on the sand of time.

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yuzjet:
Osinbajo is part of the rotten administration that brought us to where we are today. If we're being honest, APC and anybody involved shouldn't be given any privilege to lead us again.

I
S that your argument against the above achievement?

TheScientist:
......The Scientist is here......

Is there no update from PDP camp? I can only support Osibanjo if PDP fields a wrong person. I prefer Peter Obi of PDP.

So as scientist with the above achievement it's peter obi you still prefer?

I don't think you're being scientific here.

[quote author=kentblues post=112106732][/quote] corrupt osinbajo ,him dey there.. useless government....is either Peter obi or nothing

Very laughable post...lame.

Osinbanjo is just as clueless as Buhari. Fact!

anyone part of d current regime should not be considered even for class captain

If only Prof had resigned earlier it would have made sense to look at his side but nope ,we dont want a rebadged regime jor before dollar will jump to 5k jor

On Osibanjo matter I stand

ndukwejoe:
On Osibanjo matter I stand

Keep standing while your people are struggling to do their business without harassment and intimidation all over the country. I can see that the 10k trader moni Osinbanjo is using to support your business is doing wonders...keep standing!

You lied Al the way.
I am a SMEDAN pursuant for a project. It's all fake. After spending thousands and going and coming severally from my state to Osogbo B.O.I office, a staff called me and told me the truth secretly that the money is not meant for the announced projects. It's given to microfinance banks. That all is lies. Thats what they been commamded.

Even the 10k, 10k.
If he can't manage that small portion and you here spitting gibberish

If you are not talking about Peter Obi Presidency, then I'm not listening to you.

Osibanjo as president is still Buhari as president cos the cabals running the Aso rock would ensure Osibanjo doesn't do more than his principal ever did