Vice President Kashim Shettima has begun his two-week leave with reading and reflection, in what the Presidency described as an opportunity to deepen his knowledge for continued service to Nigeria.Photographs shared on Monday showed the Vice President browsing through books during his break from official duties.Vice President Kashim Shettima. Photo: X / @stanleynkwocha_The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, described the period as “a time to read, reflect, and learn.”“As predicted by many, during his two-week leave, Vice President Kashim Shettima, by custom, takes time for study and reflection,” Nkwocha said.According to him, stepping away from the demands of daily responsibilities creates room to examine ideas more carefully and return to duty with greater clarity.Related NewsYou go show us love, Doctor, Filmmaker recounts extortion threats by Lagos area boysMorning recap: Presidency, Atiku clash over killings, Osun 2026 politics, PFIPC probe other top storiesTax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report“Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. Photographs shared on Monday showed the Vice President browsing through books during his break from official duties.Vice President Kashim Shettima. Photo: X / @stanleynkwocha_The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, described the period as “a time to read, reflect, and learn.”“As predicted by many, during his two-week leave, Vice President Kashim Shettima, by custom, takes time for study and reflection,” Nkwocha said.According to him, stepping away from the demands of daily responsibilities creates room to examine ideas more carefully and return to duty with greater clarity.Related NewsYou go show us love, Doctor, Filmmaker recounts extortion threats by Lagos area boysMorning recap: Presidency, Atiku clash over killings, Osun 2026 politics, PFIPC probe other top storiesTax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report“Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, described the period as “a time to read, reflect, and learn.”“As predicted by many, during his two-week leave, Vice President Kashim Shettima, by custom, takes time for study and reflection,” Nkwocha said.According to him, stepping away from the demands of daily responsibilities creates room to examine ideas more carefully and return to duty with greater clarity.Related NewsYou go show us love, Doctor, Filmmaker recounts extortion threats by Lagos area boysMorning recap: Presidency, Atiku clash over killings, Osun 2026 politics, PFIPC probe other top storiesTax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report“Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. “As predicted by many, during his two-week leave, Vice President Kashim Shettima, by custom, takes time for study and reflection,” Nkwocha said.According to him, stepping away from the demands of daily responsibilities creates room to examine ideas more carefully and return to duty with greater clarity.Related NewsYou go show us love, Doctor, Filmmaker recounts extortion threats by Lagos area boysMorning recap: Presidency, Atiku clash over killings, Osun 2026 politics, PFIPC probe other top storiesTax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report“Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. According to him, stepping away from the demands of daily responsibilities creates room to examine ideas more carefully and return to duty with greater clarity.Related NewsYou go show us love, Doctor, Filmmaker recounts extortion threats by Lagos area boysMorning recap: Presidency, Atiku clash over killings, Osun 2026 politics, PFIPC probe other top storiesTax revenue hits N27tn after 113% surge – Report“Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. “Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. “Leadership is sustained by the willingness to keep learning… For the Vice President, the period is also an opportunity to deepen the knowledge required for continued service to Nigeria,” he said.Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. Nkwocha added, “Learning does not end when responsibility begins. In many ways, greater responsibility makes learning even more necessary.”Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20. Shettima commenced the two-week leave on August 7, with his return expected aroundAugust 20.