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President Muhammadu Buhari has joined the barrage of high-end individuals paying tribute to late Ambassador Ejeviome Eloho Otobo who until his death was director and member of the editorial board of the fast-rising online business newspaper, called, Prime Business Africa.
You would recall that the late scholar and diplomat joined Prime Business Africa exactly at launch so remained invaluable until his death. See the announcement then entitled: “Newstide appoints Ambassador Ejeviome Otobo Board Director.”
Join our WhatsApp ChannelWhile at Prime Business Africa, Otobo also served in various capacities, including, as a non-resident senior fellow in Peacebuilding and Global Economic Policy at Global Governance Institute in Brussels, Belgium.
The President said he shared the pain of loss with professional colleagues with the deceased, particularly those who worked closely with him at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and United Nations, as well as the Government and people of Delta State where the deceased hailed from.
A press statement by Garba Shehu, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity noted the late international citizen had served the country for many years, before working for the United Nations.
In the statement, Buhari noted the worthy representation of Nigeria by the career diplomat, who he said brought glory to the country with his expertise in repairing relations and reforming institutions, taking up challenging responsibilities over the years.
He recalled with great admiration, Otobo’s many contributions to the maiden outing of the Nigeria International Partnership Forum last year in Paris, promoting the country with talent and great energy.
The President regretted that the valued contributions of Otobo will be missed and prayed for the repose of his soul.
Recalling Otobo’s invaluable spot at Prime Business Africa, the business e-newspaper also notes that the Police in Tuckahoe, New York, United States, found the body of Otobo just a few days ago since he suddenly went missing on June 15.
Please take a look at just a few of his thoughts at PBA: AfCFTA To Grow Africa’s GDP To $420 Billion By 2025 – Ambassador Eloho Otobo.
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