In a significant move aimed at bolstering diplomatic and economic relations between Nigeria and China, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Mogaji (Engr.) Olasunkanmi Joseph Tegbe as the new Director-General of the China-Nigeria Strategic Partnership. The appointment has been hailed by Mogaji Ile Nla as both a merited and positive development for the country.
Olasunkanmi Tegbe, a renowned engineer, political leader, and public servant, brings decades of expertise and experience to the role. His new appointment signals a strategic approach to strengthening bilateral ties, which are crucial to the economic development of Nigeria, particularly in areas of trade, infrastructure, and technology transfer.
Oloye Olajuwon Subair-Adelokun, Anlugbua, Mogaji Ile Nla of Ibadan Land, a close associate and ally of Tegbe, commended the President’s decision, describing the appointment as one that reflects Tegbe’s dedication to national development. Oloye Olajuwon Subair-Adelokun noted, “Mogaji Tegbe’s leadership qualities and visionary thinking have long been assets to the community and the nation. This new role will allow him to further drive progress and collaboration in Nigeria’s interest.”
As Director-General of the China-Nigeria Strategic Partnership, Tegbe is expected to foster deeper cooperation between the two nations, ensuring that Nigeria benefits from China’s advanced technology and infrastructure expertise, while also creating opportunities for Nigerian businesses in the Chinese market. His appointment is seen as a step forward in enhancing Nigeria’s global partnerships and boosting its economic position in the international community.
The news of Tegbe’s appointment has been met with widespread approval, with many industry experts and political leaders expressing optimism about the future of China-Nigeria relations under his stewardship.
This appointment underscores the Nigerian government’s commitment to ensuring that strategic leadership positions are filled by individuals with a proven track record of excellence and service to the nation.
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