“And it's always good to remind ourselves what June 12th therefore stands for. That is today, in the comfort of your home, you can tweet, criticize any government policy or any individual in government or in power, knowing that you will still sleep in your bed tonight because some people fought for this. I know there is a narrative that is flying around that previous generations didn't fight for this country. I beg to disagree. History must be put in its right perspective, or else mistakes that were made in the past by those who fought will be repeated again today.”—Pastor Poju
Inspiring conversation with H.E. President Tinubu @OfficialABAT and Nigerian leadership on our shared development agenda.
@IFC_org is advancing a PPP infrastructure pipeline to help address Nigeria’s $14B annual urban infrastructure gap, completed a landmark cross-currency swap with the Central Bank of Nigeria, and is expanding local currency solutions to support MSME growth. IFC is also accelerating energy access under @WorldBankGroup's #Mission300 by backing mini-grid and solar developers.
Next on the agenda: water and land transportation projects to strengthen regional connectivity between Nigeria and its neighbours.
Proud of what this partnership is delivering for jobs, infrastructure, and inclusive growth in #Nigeria. #ACF26
@SPIRITOFTRUTH16@Bolzy The western region of Nigeria ranks above the national average in HDI and infrastructure, so claims of backwardness are false, and celebrating a fellow ethnic son’s achievement is cultural pride, not a love of failure. The only evidence here is ur own bias.
@ArigoldA@DeeOneAyekooto Lol... if indeed you followed through with his responses, you should be proud that your president engaged beautifully well amongst the committee of african nations.😀