Sentences with phrase «infrastructure provision»

Fashola while speaking at the office of the Governor of Osun state Mr. Rauf Aregbesola during a tour of projects in Osun said all his ministry does is to assist states to achieve the best in their mission for infrastructure provisions.
The Ooni who prayed for the Governor also used the occasion to demand for more infrastructure provisions in his domain while admitting that his people had benefited immensely from the Governor.
It would be recalled that Osun, under Governor Aregbesola had in 2013 floated a N11.4 bn Sukuk to fund government's massive education infrastructure provision projects.
ICT spending Considering the sufficiency of ICT infrastructure provision first, this year's research showed a more positive outlook in primary education for the first time since 2010.
The report also notes that increasing tourist arrivals to Dubai, ongoing tourism infrastructure provision and a growing GCC customer base are all contributors to future sector growth.
BLOCKIE: a platform that combines the security of consensus - driven smart contracts with the power of cloud computing to enable infrastructure provisioning and application deployment straight to the cloud.
Okanlawon, while congratulating the Federal Government for looking in the direction of Sukuk as an alternative revenue source for infrastructure provision, said Nigerians have reasons to give kudos to Aregbesola for his ability to identify and raise the awareness on Sukuk as an easier avenue of raising funds for live - changing projects.
We also support small and medium - sized enterprises through our infrastructure provision, joint projects and networking events.
There may even be an attempt to enact some infrastructure provisions in an omnibus appropriations bill later this year.
Siegmeier, Jan (2015): Keeping Pigou on tracks: second - best carbon pricing and infrastructure provision.
While the estimated funds needed to address primary health care access and infrastructure provision is significant, it only represents about 1 % of the current national per annum spending on health.
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