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Ogunnaike Narrates How Engineering Aids Fight against COVID-19

Ogunnaike Narrates How Engineering Aids Fight against COVID-19
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FG ll ensure MDAs engage indigenous engineers, says Buhari

FG ll ensure MDAs engage indigenous engineers, says Buhari
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New Nigerian COVID strain jolts UK city after rise in casesNigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

• Ramadan: WHO warns of a possible surge in COVID-19 pandemic • 2% of 690 million COVID-19 vaccines administered in Africa • Africa CDC wants the continent to produce 60% of its vaccines need • NPHCDA partners with ICPC to ensure accountability in deployment, administration of vaccines • FAAN raises concern over the violation of COVID-19 protocol A new strain of Coronavirus currently killing twice as many people as other variants have been detected in Kent, a county in Southeast England, a UK-based newspaper, Daily Record has announced. The new variant discovered in Nigeria has sparked fears it could be even deadlier than the South African form, according to reports.

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COVID-19 opened up talents of Nigerian scientists – Buhari

Buhari, who was represented by Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, commended the academy and its membership. According to him, “I think the pandemic has truly opened up the immense talents and creativity of Nigerian scientists and engineers and if the current momentum is supported, the next few years could be incredibly exciting.” “We are proud of Nigerian Academy of Engineers; your membership is made up of accomplished Nigerian engineers across all disciplines industry sectors of engineering in Nigeria and in the diaspora. This provides it with the depth and diversity of experience and competence to provide advice on virtually all areas of engineering in the country.”

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How COVID-19 pandemic opened up immense talents of Nigerian scientists ― Buhari

How COVID-19 pandemic opened up immense talents of Nigerian scientists ― Buhari On Osinbajo represents President at Nigerian Academy of Engineers Public Forum Describing Nigerian scientists as worthy assets to be nurtured, President Muhammadu Buhari has observed that the COVID-19 pandemic revealed the potentials, talents, and creativity of the nation’s scientists. In a speech delivered earlier today on the President’s behalf by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, at a public forum organized by the Nigerian Academy of Engineering, the President commended Nigerian engineers for the diversity of their experience and competence. According to him, “I think the pandemic has truly opened up the immense talents and creativity of Nigerian scientists and engineers and if the current momentum is supported, the next few years could be incredibly exciting.”

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