Business Ezekwesili praises govt over Osinbajo’s executive orders By Admin May 19, 2017 0 629 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Must read IMO ASSEMBLY’S CONSTITUTIONAL COMEDY — THE HOUSE THAT SLEPT THROUGH A JUDICIAL CRISIS WOKE UP TO READ SECTION 271 BACKWARDS July 15, 2026 HOW IMO GOVERNOR’S SYCOPHANTS MADE NIGERIAN LAWYERS “SEE IMO FINISH” LAST WEEKEND July 14, 2026 Reflections on earlier road trips across the country July 10, 2026 Beyond the Khaki: What Nigeria’s Biggest NYSC Overhaul Could Mean for Graduates, Employers and the Economy July 1, 2026 The Tweets. The Executive orders signed by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has been applauded by economist and former World Bank Vice President, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili, who, in a series of tweets descibed them as “sound measures.” Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Previous articleUpdate: University bombings latest and photos from NEMANext articleHomes under power lines in Abuja for disconnection More articles THE ANCESTRAL ALGORITHM: Africa’s Blueprint for a Post-Industrial Prosperity July 27, 2026 After Warning 145m Nigerians in Poverty, IMF Again Says Rising Cost of Essentials Will Worsen Poverty July 9, 2026 Senate Rejects Calls for Economic Retaliation, Demands Stronger Action Over Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa July 7, 2026 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Related articles THE ANCESTRAL ALGORITHM: Africa’s Blueprint for a Post-Industrial Prosperity July 27, 2026 After Warning 145m Nigerians in Poverty, IMF Again Says Rising Cost of Essentials Will Worsen Poverty July 9, 2026 Senate Rejects Calls for Economic Retaliation, Demands Stronger Action Over Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa July 7, 2026 NANS Gives South African Businesses Four-Day Ultimatum to Exit Nigeria Over Xenophobic Attacks July 7, 2026 Atiku Alleges ₦8.8tn Off-Budget Spending, Cites IMF Report; FG Yet to Respond July 4, 2026
