Sentences with phrase «on infrastructural development»

Addressing NDC supporters, President Mahama said history was repeating itself when he recalled the manner in which Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah was called all sorts of names by members of the United Party (UP) when he embarked on infrastructural development in the country.

I am still struggling to understand why an NDC activist will ask me why we wasted state resources on infrastructural development..

Osinbajo listed the ingenuity and resilience of the people, especially the 70 per cent youth population, leadership and good governance, allowing the private sector and markets to function, focusing on infrastructural development, and the incredible opportunities that abound as some of the factors that make Africa work.

Why not spend just half of the N35.5 billion on infrastructural development of Ekiti State?

He left some legacies behind especially on infrastructural development.

According to Fayemi, the focus of his government on infrastructural development was not unconnected to the fact that good infrastructure was a catalyst for sustainable human development.

«The President has no economic blueprint, nothing on security and nothing on infrastructural development.

Another key point deduced while listening to Mr. President New Year remarks on infrastructural development reveals his administration's desire to move this country forward.

The State is expected to leverage on infrastructural development, regeneration of old and creation of iconic attractions for entertainment, arts and culture enthusiasts to boost economic activities and expand opportunities for job creation during the various events slated on the calendar.

Amosun, who said his administration had embarked on the infrastructural development to prepare the state for the next 50 years, noted that the state had some peculiarities which differentiated it from other states.

Breaking Travel News interview Abdulla Naim, Deputy Director, Maldives Tourism Promotion Board, on infrastructural developments to accommodate an anticipated surge in travellers.