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Professor Yemi Osinbajo Biography - Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Instagram, Awards, Political Career, Wiki And Net Worth

Professor Yemi Osinbajo Biography – Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Instagram, Awards, Political Career, Wiki And Net Worth

Professor Yemi Osinbajo Biography – Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Instagram, Awards, Political Career, Wiki And Net Worth Let us discuss Shina Peller’s Biography in terms of her Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family, Political Career And Net Worth and much more. Oluyemi Oluleke Osinbajo, also known as Professor Yemi Osinbajo, is her full name (PYO). At the time, he is running…

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Why Osinbajo’s helicopter crashed, by AIB ALMOST 17 months after a helicopter conveying Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo to Kabba, Kogi State crashed, the Accident and Investigation Bureau (AIB) on Tuesday gave human error as the major cause of the accident. The other reasons are loss of visual contact with the ground and external surroundings, inappropriate landing techniques and limited planning before the commencement of the flight by the crew. Osinbajo was one of the 12 persons aboard the Caverton Helicopters Limited chopper marked 5N-CML when it crashed at the Kabba Stadium February 2 , 2019, almost aborting his Family Chats and Next Level engagements. The chats and the Next Level were part of the electioneering strategies of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for last year’s presidential poll. The Accident and Investigation Bureau (AIB) released details of the crash alongside three others that happened in the country between 2014 and 2019 in Abuja yesterday. AIB Commissioner Akin Olateru, who gave accounts of the Kabba helicopter, said the crew lost visual contact with the ground and external surroundings while trying to land at the stadium. He also faulted the crew for not understanding appropriate landing techniques and not planning thoroughly before the commencement of the flight. The commissioner said the AIB had recommended that the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) involved the Presidential Air Fleet (PAF) Unit in the coordination and preparation of all “Executive VIP” flights. Olateru said: “The flight crew stated that they sighted the intended landing area as a result of the cloud of residual dust generated by the downwash of a Police helicopter. “After sighting the football field, the flight crew approached with the speed of 20feet to about a 100feet, and entered a hover to land. At about 50feet above ground level, a brownout set in. The flight crew lost visual contact with the ground and external surroundings. Click the link in bio to read further. www.goldmyne.tv https://www.instagram.com/p/CDNxzWOFgMQ/?igshid=1u8ize1w1kw3r

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BREAKING: Vice President Osinbajo tests negative for Coronavirus

It is confirmed that Vice President Professor Yemi Osinbajo has tested negative for coronavirus.

Recall that the Vice President has been in isolation haven had contact with Abba Kyari who tested positive for the pandemic.

Details soon.

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COVID-19:36 States Governors and Osinbajo,strongly recommended that, no public gatherings, such as churches, etc

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COVID-19:36 States Governors and Osinbajo,strongly recommended that, no public gatherings, such as churches, etc

The 36 States’ governors under the auspices of the National Economic Council (NEC) have strongly recommended that public gatherings, such as churches and school events should be discouraged and the maximum numbers in any large gathering should be worked out by respective State governments.

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The NEC also set up a Special Committee to coordinate Federal and State governments’ response to deal with the fallout of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Committee which started deliberations immediately after the NEC meeting on Thursday is chaired by the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, with the Governors of Jigawa, Edo, Ebonyi, Nasarawa, Kaduna, Kebbi and Ogun States as members.

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The establishment of the Special Committee mandated to coordinate the responses of the Federal Government and States especially as it relates to the socio-economic implications of the pandemic on Nigerians, was the major outcome of the Council meeting which featured several presentations on COVID-19 ranging from the economic to the financial and public health dimensions of the matter.

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Briefing NEC on COVID-19 and Nigeria’s response, the Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, the Minister of State for Health, Dr. Olorunimbe Mamora and the Director-General, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, noted that as at March 17, 2020, 152 countries are confirmed with coronavirus.

The presentation disclosed that in Nigeria, there were 53 persons tested, 12 confirmed cases, zero deaths, 1 case discharged, and 3 states with confirmed cases were Lagos, Ogun and Ekiti States, while the type of transmission showed six cases imported from Italy, United States of America and the United Kingdom.

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Ehanire who led the presentation said the strategic objective of the response include early detection, confirmed cases and contact tracing, developing and maintaining capacity to effectively manage cases, coordination and communication with Nigerians, noting that about 80% of people recover from the disease without the need for special treatment.

Details of the NEC meeting made available to DAILY POST Laolu Akande, the Vice President’s Spokesman, added that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha who heads the Preside (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); ntial Task Force also briefed Council on steps already taken by Federal Government to curb the spread of the coronavirus in the country.

At the Council meeting, the following presentations on COVID-19 were made: Briefing on COVID-19 pandemic and Control Measures by the Minister of Health. Effect of COVID-19 pandemic on the Nigerian Economy by the Chairman Economic Advisory Council

Effect of COVID-19 pandemic on the Nigerian Economy: What is being done, by the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning.

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Effect of COVID-19 pandemic on Nigerian petroleum revenues: What is being done, by the Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

Managing the effect of COVID-19 pandemic on monetary policy by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

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According to statement, giving an update on the effect of COVID-19 on the oil and gas sector, the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, Mr Mele Kyari, said the pandemic has impacted negatively on crude oil production and consumption and is further complicated by the quantity of crude oil available before the pandemic came in, stressing that this has led to a sharp decline in the price of crude oil to about $22 pb as today.

He said “the price of production now is higher than the selling price of oil, making it very difficult for oil producing companies and nations.”

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He, however, noted that it is not a hopeless situation for Nigeria as measures are being taken to curtail the negative impact it may bring such as reducing the cost and increasing the production “even though budget level for crude oil is $57pb and when the reality of $30pb comes to play, we will still fulfill our obligation to FAAC.”

The NNPC boss also noted that the drop in crude oil price has a significant impact on the price of petroleum products and as a result of that change the price of petroleum products particularly PMS has been brought down to N125 on Wednesday and all NNPC service stations have been directed to comply.

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NEC also got an update on the balances of the Excess Crude, Stabilization, and the Natural Resources Development Fund, accounts.

The Excess Crude stood at $72, 220,756.74 as on 17th March, 2020, while Stabilization account was put at N35, 806,389,699.67 during the same period. Natural Resources Development Fund account stood at N109, 360,903,475.60 during the period under review.