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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, yesterday, departed Abuja for the United States of America to seek global partnerships and support for Nigeria’s recently launched Energy Transition Plan.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo received by Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, Uzoma Ikechi Emenike, at the Andrews Joint Airforce Base, ahead of his Energy Transition meeting and lecture in Washington D.C., USA…yesterday.

Osinbajo is leading Nigeria’s Energy Transition Implementation Working Group , with meetings starting today, to promote the plan and secure global support from the US government, the private sector, and other development partners.

 

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