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Osinbajo to deliver lecture at Harvard

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January 15, 2018
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on the invitation of Harvard University, Boston, United States, would be delivering the inaugural, keynote lecture at the university’s ‘Africa Rising’ course at Harvard Business School on January 16.

In extending its invitation to the vice president, the university noted that it deeply admired the immense progress that Nigeria has made under the Buhari presidency, including the work of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council, PEBEC.

“It would be the highest honour for us was you to accept our invitation as we deeply admire the immense progress that Nigeria has made during your tenure not only as the country’s Vice President but also as Chairman of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council. By all accounts, this Council has spearheaded crucial initiatives and we very much hope that you will speak to those, as well as to Nigeria’s rise in world economic rankings and the vast range of business initiatives that are ongoing in your country,” the university said.

The top US university further described the lecture as a historic moment as it would be the first time that an Africa-focused course will be offered at Harvard Business School.

During the lecture, Mr Osinbajo, a law professor, would highlight the progress made by the Buhari administration in improving the country’s economy and investment climate.

In the latest World Bank Doing Business index, Nigeria climbed up 24 places and was placed on the list of 10 most reformed economies globally.

Alongside the president, the vice president has been a strong advocate in the future of a greater Africa and has proffered solutions on how to make the continent work better for its people and the rest of the world.

In a keynote address at the Financial Times Africa Summit in London recently, Mr Osinbajo emphasised the continent’s depth of talent and innovation across Agriculture, ICT, Hospitality, Fashion, Energy, Manufacturing, Entertainment, and many other fields.

The vice president, who will leave for Boston today, is expected back in Abuja later on Wednesday.

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