“You will recall that from 2011 upwards, there have been various attacks on federal government institutions.”
A website, supportosinbajo.ng has been calling on Nigerians to join the group in mobilising support for Mr Osinbajo ahead of the 2023 election.
Mr Museveni, who rose to power through a rebellion, has been ruling Uganda since 1986.
Mr Buhari had on April 30 and May 4 met with the security chiefs and heads of intelligence community as part of the ongoing “critical engagements.”
“We would like to state our appreciation to the Nigerian citizens for the cooperation they are providing to our vaccination teams across the country.”
“We must also endeavour to do the right thing, live in peace with our neighbours, and promote acts that will engender development.”
Mr Babalola said Mr Osinbajo’s blame on Nigerian elites for keeping quiet, formed part of the reasons he took up the challenge.
“But to the extent that we have not successfully been able to tackle unemployment, is for the main preoccupation of any administration.”
Amid Mr Buhari’s unrestrained spending spree, federal agencies have also been accused of using “security votes” to clean out the public treasury.
Mr Osinbajo said that the partnership would focus on two pillars– Connectivity and Skilling, and Digital Transformation.
