Appointment: Nollywood Actor, “Miliki Daddy” Congratulates Chief Tegbe, Expresses Confidence Of Quality Performance
Nollywood actor and comedian, Jide Adegbite known as Miliki Daddy, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Engineer Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe on his recent appointment as the Director-General of the China-Nigeria Strategic Partnership.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had appointed Chief Engineer Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe as director-general and global liaison for the Nigeria-China strategic partnership reached by the two countries during the President’s visit in early September.
In a statement released via his social media, Miliki Daddy praised Tegbe’s extensive experience and dedication to fostering international relations.
Miliki Daddy said “This appointment is a testament to your hard work and commitment to strengthening ties between our two great nations,” he said.
He expressed confidence in Engineer Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe in achieving success in the new assignment given to him, saying Nigerians should expect quality performance from Tegbe.
Miliki Daddy’s congratulatory message has resonated within the entertainment industry and beyond, highlighting the important role of cultural ambassadors in bridging gaps between nations.
As Tegbe steps into this pivotal role, Miliki Daddy wished him well, praying for God’s wisdom for Tegbe to steer a fruitful partnerships, promising a bright future for Nigeria-China relations.
With his appointment, Engineer Tegbe will immediately submit a strategic action plan to enable Nigeria to benefit from the agreements between the two countries in Beijing.
As the czar of the strategic partnership, he will lead day-to-day operations, engage continuously with the Chinese counterparts, and ensure that all deliverables are met and synchronised with national development goals.
newsarena.ng reports that in the strategic plan, Tegbe will outline the specific deliverables, timelines, and key performance indicators for each area of cooperation.
This will include priority projects, projected investments and expected socioeconomic outcomes.
Nigeria and China, among others, agreed to collaborate on expanding Nigeria’s rail network, upgrading power distribution, and creating new industrial parks.
The two countries committed to establishing hospital alliances and collaborating on medical research. Under the agreement, Chinese healthcare professionals will be deployed to support Nigeria’s healthcare system.
China and Nigeria agreed to collaborate to advance education and talent development, focusing on vocational training, STEM education, and academic exchanges. Joint initiatives, such as establishing engineering technology academies and providing scholarships, will help equip Nigerian youth with skills needed in a modern workforce.
The two countries also planned to improve Nigeria’s agricultural practices through knowledge sharing, technology transfer and investment in sustainable farming techniques.
