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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said that the Buhari regime is prioritising job creation in every way possible, including fixing job-creation initiatives in its policies.
Osinbajo said this on Monday at the formal presentation of the Research Report of Course 29 of the National Defence College, titled “Creating Jobs and Opportunities for Africa’s Largest Youth Population,” at the Presidential Villa. Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande, disclosed this in a statement titled, ‘Why We Are Prioritising Job Creation, By Osinbajo’.
The Vice President said, “If you recall, when the President was speaking concerning the budget in 2019, he mentioned that one of the critical things to do, concerning every Minister, is that, with every policy, we must state how many jobs to create. “So, the key question that we ask regarding any government policy is how many jobs will this bring about, how many jobs it will create. And aside from that, there have also been several engagements with different policy bodies and ideas concerning job creation.
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