Mismanagement, Nigeria’s problem not lack of resources – Osinbajo

According to a statement on Sunday by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, the Acting President spoke on Thursday evening while receiving Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye, a Houston, US-based Nigerian doctor who led a medical team that successfully operated on a foetus. Osinbajo described Olutoye’s achievement as remarkable in every sense, saying Nigerians continued to shine in various ways. He said he had learnt from his over two years’ experience in the Presidency that the country could be well run because the country produces the best in every sector. He noted that the Federal Government “is  doing more when funds are scarce than in the days when oil was selling at over $100 per barrel.” Osinbajo said, “This country can be well run because we produce the best in every way, but it will take a lot of work by good men and women. This is what I have learnt in the past over two years here. If we do the right things, day by day, we will change and improve the Nigerian situation significantly. “The problem is not about the availability of resources, but it is the management. When we were making over a $100 per barrel, we were owing oil JVC cash calls, not able to pay salaries and owing contractors. “Now that we are down in earnings by 60 per cent, we have sorted out the problem of cash calls and are able to support states to pay salaries.” Speaking earlier, Olutoye attributed his medical successes in the US to his Nigerian training and education up till university level having graduated from the then University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife). “All we have achieved from primary to university is from Nigeria, and I believe that Nigeria will surpass what we have achieved out there,” he said. Olutoye had also been an active member of another medical team that had separated a set of conjoined twins successfully in the US. That team included two other Nigerian female doctors including his wife, Toyin, an anesthesiologist, and Dr. Oluyemisi Adeyemi-Fowode, a pediatric gynaecology fellow.]]>

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