Tinubu meets with Dangote and Bill Gates to discuss ways to improve Nigeria’s health sector

President Bola Tinubu has pledged to give priority attention to the health and safety of Nigerians, noting that for any country to develop, the health of its people, particularly the workforce, is critical. Continue Full Reading>>>

The President gave a speech on Monday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja when he hosted Mr. Bill Gates, co-founder of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Alhaji Aliko Dangote, president of the Aliko Dangote Foundation.

He praised the collaboration with the Aliko Dangote Foundation and praised Bill Gates’s courage and dedication to working for humanity.

The President promised that his administration will take all necessary steps to ensure the success of their work in Nigeria and throughout Africa, notably in the fight to eradicate illnesses like polio, measles, malaria, and others. Continue Full Reading>>>

However, he issued a warning about funding challenges and other budgetary restrictions.

The President commended Bill Gates’ initiatives to combat global warming and eradicate polio and malaria in Africa.

The West needed to hear more from the philanthropist about the difficulties of developing nations, he said, adding, “You have all it takes to help developing nations more.”

Dangote congratulated President Tinubu on his election and the smooth transition into office in his remarks to the media following the visit.

He explained that the purpose of the visit to the estate was to inform the President about the initiatives of the Aliko Dangote Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, emphasising their dedication to enhancing Nigeria’s healthcare system. According to Daily post.

He underlined the foundations’ desire to work even more closely with the government to help it accomplish its objectives.

He took the chance to thank the President for eliminating the fuel subsidy and expressed his confidence that more state funding will be given to infrastructure, education, and other crucial sectors of the economy. Continue Full Reading>>>