Osinbajo to deliver “Africa Rising” Lecture at Harvard

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is in the United States to hold a lecture at Harvard University, Boston, USA, about "Africa Rising" at Harvard Business School. Osinbayo, while at Harvard, will also take part in marathon meetings at Ivy League School. Harvard described the lecture as a historical moment because it will be the first time that a course dedicated to Africa will be offered at Harvard Business School. In extending the call to Osinbayo, Harvard noticed that he was deeply impressed by the enormous progress Nigeria made under President Mohammed Bukhari's rule. The University has especially noted the work of the Council Chair of the Enabled Business Environment, chaired by the Vice President. The university said, "It would be our greatest honor if you accept our call because we are deeply admired by the enormous progress that Nigeria has done during your mandate. "Not only as the country's vice president, but also as president of the chairman of the Business Environment Council. "Overall, this council has led key initiatives and we hope you will talk to them, as well as that Nigeria will become the world's economic order and a wide range of business initiatives that are ongoing in your country." It is expected that the Vice-President during the lecture will emphasize the progress that the current government has made in improving the economy and the investment climate of the country. In October 2016, Osinbajo held a lecture at the university seminar 'Nigeria in the World' and at the university call. The vice president spoke of: 'Destruction of Boko Haram and Reconstruction of Northeast Nigeria'. While he will meet at Harvard with Margot Gill, Harvard University Marshall, and Professor Emmauel Akyeampong, and the Center for African Studies at the Center for African Studies at the University. They will also have lunch with Harvard School students and faculty at Harvard Law School. Osinbajo will then hold a meeting with Professor David Wilkins and visit the Center for Legal Profession and Nitin Nohir, Dean, Harvard Business School at the University. The Vice President will later dine with the MBA students, the Harvard Business Faculty, and Harvard Business School Alumni from Africa.




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