President Buhari who expressed satisfaction with remarkable passion towards democracy exhibited by Nigerians through the choices they made in the Presidential, National Assembly and the subsequent Governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections, said Nigeria’s democracy has truly matured.
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The Ambassador of the US to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, stated this in an opinion article she wrote on Sunday.
US Ambassador to Nigeria Mary Beth Leonard’s made the call in a press statement she signed Friday
Alhaji Rahman spoke in reaction to a story by nigerianconcord.com.ng that the US did not renew the visa of Tinubu
The annual graduation ceremony is scheduled to hold on May 21, 2022 at the main campus of the AUN.
The construction of the proposed consulate, located on a 12.2-acre site in the rapidly developing Eko Atlantic City, will take approximately five years to be completed in 2027.
The U.S. Ambassador spoke at the Flag-Off of the COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Campaign in Imo State hosted by Governor Hope Uzodinma. The campaign will increase COVID-19 vaccine access and uptake amongst the people of Imo State
US made this call Tuesday, as its Ambassador to Nigeria; Mary Beth Leonard visited the National Strategic Warehouse to inspect another shipment of COVID-19 vaccines donated by the US government.
She stated this at the Strengthening HIV Field Epidemiology, Infectious Disease Surveillance, and Laboratory Diagnostics project (SHIELD) closeout ceremony, which was funded by the United States government through the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and implemented by the University of Maryland at Baltimore (UMB) Nigeria with technical support from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The Ambassador spoke on Thursday on the sideline of the ongoing town hall meeting of the Nigerian Guild of Editors.
The Ambassador threw the task on Thursday in Lagos during a Town Hall Meeting hosted by the Nigerian Guild of Editors.
In a goodwill message to mark Nigeria’s 61st Independence anniversary, Ambassador Leonard said her home country celebrates its enduring bilateral partnership with Nigeria, which she described as the African “continent’s regional, political, and economic powerhouse.”
The Embassy of the United States of America disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday following the arrival of the aircraft
He made this known at a virtual event, attended by a number of distinguished personalities including diplomats such as the American Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, marking the World Albinism Day themed: “Strength Beyond All Odds”, on Sunday, 13th of June, 2021.
Leonard said this on Thursday at the commemoration of the Student Visa Day organised by the US Mission in Abuja.
The teams also exchanged views on key issues such as security, health, education, economic development and the COVID-19 response, and to review US assistance activities in the two states.
The partnership promises to improve the livelihoods of smallholder rice farmers in the country, whose success is crucial to feeding a burgeoning population. Rice is a major staple in Nigeria, but production and supply in Kebbi State, a major producer of rice, has suffered a setback because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under the MOU, the United States through the President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), will provide technical assistance to the NLNG-led Bonny Island Malaria Elimination Project. The partnership seeks to bring malaria deaths to zero in the community of 300,000 and make the island Nigeria’s first malaria-free zone.
The US Government spoke on the issue through its Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, on Wednesday
The US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, at a teleconference with journalists, said: “I think Nigeria is really to be commended for the incredible mobilisation that it has done with its resources in order to fight against COVID-19.