Nigeria positioned to tap into $360b global outsourcing market, says Shettima

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Vice President Kashim Shettima has said Nigeria is positioned to tap into the global outsourcing market worth over $360 billion.

He stated this in Abuja, yesterday while delivering his address at the fourth Nigerian Academy He stated this in Abuja, yesterday while delivering his address at the fourth Nigerian Academy of Engineering public forum.

Represented by his Special Adviser on Power Infrastructure, Dr Sadiq Wanka, the Vice President said given the nature and scale of the challenges ahead, the strength of Nigeria’s engineering capacity is inextricably linked to its economic and social progress. Onwualu said resolutions at the forum would provide major inputs for policy formulation, adjustment and policy implementation guidelines for the relevant Ministries, Departments and Agencies involved in engineering education.

Lagos State Government, yesterday, revealed that many who acquired agriculture lands in the state often use them for real estate purposes, saying the entire Lekki corridor was zoned for agriculture but was taken over by housing development. Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, yesterday, flagged off the construction of a flyover bridge in Ile-Ife. Adeleke, who spoke during the ceremony, said the project was awarded to Messrs Sammya Nigeria Limited for N14.9 billion.

Police detectives attached to the Zonal anti- piracy squad, Lagos have arrested a suspected fake medical practitioner, Tayo Shakirudeen in the Ikorodu area of the state.

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