The Forefront has learned that the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, assured that the 2016 Budget would be signed into law by his principal, President Muhammadu Buhari, this week.
He stated that the signing of the document would kick-start the implementation of the change agenda of the All Progressives Congress, APC, which would include completing all social projects that were abandoned by the last government.
Speaking at the The Platform, a programme held under the theme: ‘Nigeria, what is in your hands? Tapping into out dead economy, looking beyond our oil driven economy’, in Abuja, yesterday, the VP said the completion of power projects would be a priority and that current challenges facing Nigerians are “temporal and resolvable”.
Speaking at the The Platform, a programme held under the theme: ‘Nigeria, what is in your hands? Tapping into out dead economy, looking beyond our oil driven economy’, in Abuja, yesterday, the VP said the completion of power projects would be a priority and that current challenges facing Nigerians are “temporal and resolvable”.
He noted that most Nigerians were already expressing mixed feelings about the preparedness of the administration to bring about the desired change, urging them be patient with government.
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