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President Muhammadu Buhari has returned to Nigeria after a 3-day trip to South Korea where in participated in the first World Bio Summit.
The conference, jointly organized by the Government of the Republic of Korea and the World Health Organisation WHO, brought together leaders of nations, and CEOs of global vaccine and Biologics companies.
Buhari, while seeking ways to foster more effective partnerships that impact positively on the lives and safety of Nigerians, revealed that Nigeria is ready to become the global hub for vaccine production and distribution.
The President called for the speedy take-off of local production of mRNA vaccines, after Nigeria was selected as one of six African countries to receive technology needed to produce the vaccines by the World Health Organization.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has sympathized with victims of the ravaging floods across the country. Jonathan disclosed this in a statement posted on his verified Facebook page. According to the statement, the magnitude of the flood and the destruction caused is a depressing situation in many of the affected communities. It charged citizens and humanitarian agencies to demonstrate solidarity with the victims while appealing for support.
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