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Akinwunmi Adesina Sworn In As President AFDB

September 1, 2020   2 Comments

The African Development Bank (AfDB), has sworn in Akinwumi Ayodeji Adesina for a second term in office as president. LIVESTREAM: Swearing in ceremony of President-elect Vimeo: https://t.co/LknY1pr3A1 YouTube: https://t.co/2E0odIiv78 AfDB TV: https://t.co/1nlqBJNRk8 (Android) / https://t.co/VcHOC47USs (iOS) https://t.co/9v9DhM4Hej —

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