Jorussia:
what about the urhobo's?

SenseiX:
At the platform today, Bishop Kukah and Pat Utomi were both keynote speakers, while speaking the Bishop said "my friend Pat Utomi whose name is on the ministerial list, Utomi then looked at the floor in coy embarrassment ". VP Osinbajo was also present when the statement was made.
Bishop Kukah is in a position to know so i'm inclined to believe him.
So far Utomi and Fashola are the only nominees i'm excited to see deliver.

SenseiX:

Exactly, I like Utomi very much but i'm Deltan and I know the very delicate balancing required to manage the complex ethnic divisions there. With the State governor, CBN governor, NNPC GMD and now minister coming from just one part of the state, it might reignite those tensions.

SenseiX:

Vice President Osinbajo was present when Kukah made that statement today at the platform. It has to be legit, Kachikwu was nominated but he'll serve just as Minister Of State Petroleum along with NNPC GMD, so not really a substantive minister.
A state can have two nominees I think, Rivers had Nyesom Wike and Ama Pepple, Jigawa had Ruquayattu Rufai and Nurudeen Mohammed, Delta had NOI and Orubebe.
It is however weird though that both Utomi and Kachikwu come from the same part of Delta.

SenseiX:
At the platform today, Bishop Kukah and Pat Utomi were both keynote speakers, while speaking the Bishop said "my friend Pat Utomi whose name is on the ministerial list, Utomi then looked at the floor in coy embarrassment ". VP Osinbajo was also present when the statement was made .
Bishop Kukah is in a position to know so i'm inclined to believe him.
So far Utomi and Fashola are the only nominees i'm excited to see deliver.

Jorussia:
I know that brother, but,Delta state is a very sensitive state when it comes to issue of senatorial districts.

989900:
I rate Henry Boyo highly, but he is not a politician, plus he is a critique/radical, but I've not listened to anyone who understands our economy better than he does.

SenseiX:

Vice President Osinbajo was present when Kukah made that statement today at the platform. It has to be legit, Kachikwu was nominated but he'll serve just as Minister Of State Petroleum along with NNPC GMD, so not really a substantive minister.
A state can have two nominees I think, Rivers had Nyesom Wike and Ama Pepple, Jigawa had Ruquayattu Rufai and Nurudeen Mohammed, Delta had NOI and Orubebe.
It is however weird though that both Utomi and Kachikwu come from the same part of Delta.

asha80:
Kachikwu and utomi are from the same state

networkrecharg:
LET THE WORK START.....

[size=30pt]AM HAPPY FOR ROTIMI AMAECHI. DESPITE ALL WITCH-HUNTING FALSE PROPAGANDA AGAINST HIM, HE MADE THE LIST[/size].

freshness2020:

Bros you can lie o o ..is it the platform I attended or the supplementary one!
..that interview you watched wasn't live. Try get your fact right before posting. Thank you.

Kyase:

"atleast one minister in a state" so it can be 20 in one state;

Marotzke:
You took a whole lot of issues out of context. One, Osinbajo did not draw the list, and also not privy to it. So he could not correct Kukah, if the good bishop was wrong. His presence does not validate any gaffe made by Bishop Kukah. Secondly during PDP reign, States and geopolitical zones nominate individuals for ministerial appointments. Making a total of 42 ministers. With buhari already claiming that 36 is too much a number for ministers, the chances of Utomi making the ministerial list is minimal.

Correction, Nyesom Wike, was Rivers nominee for ministerial post, while Ama pepple was south south nominee. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala was the south east nominee for minister. Not Delta state. Pepple already got south south.

NaijirianKing:
CBN MD is not a ministerial appointment.

SenseiX:

Vice President Osinbajo was present when Kukah made that statement today at the platform. It has to be legit, Kachikwu was nominated but he'll serve just as Minister Of State Petroleum along with NNPC GMD, so not really a substantive minister.
A state can have two nominees I think, Rivers had Nyesom Wike and Ama Pepple, Jigawa had Ruquayattu Rufai and Nurudeen Mohammed, Delta had NOI and Orubebe.
It is however weird though that both Utomi and Kachikwu come from the same part of Delta.

meforyou1:
I will find it baffling if the Vice President of the Federal Republic is not privy to the ministerial list.
And ministers are selected from states not regions, so it wrong of you on Ama Pepple. U are right on Okonjo Iweala though. Women tend to have 2 states of origin. Where their fathers are from or where they are married to. Like Bukola Saraki's sister that contested for both senate and gubernatorial in kwara while she is married to an Oyo man.

NaijirianKing:
CBN MD is not a ministerial appointment.

meforyou1:
the list is not yet out.
And being on the list doesn't mean the person is automatically a minister.
Senate can still reject the person

meforyou1:
I watched it too. The interview was live on channels tv

IsraeliAIRFORCE:


NOI represents Abia State and never Delta State at any time.

During OBJ tenure, she also represented Abia State

Kyase:

"atleast one minister in a state" so it can be 20 in one state;

SenseiX:

Vice President Osinbajo was present when Kukah made that statement today at the platform. It has to be legit, Kachikwu was nominated but he'll serve just as Minister Of State Petroleum along with NNPC GMD, so not really a substantive minister.
A state can have two nominees I think, Rivers had Nyesom Wike and Ama Pepple, Jigawa had Ruquayattu Rufai and Nurudeen Mohammed, Delta had NOI and Orubebe.
It is however weird though that both Utomi and Kachikwu come from the same part of Delta.

sunnyb0b0:


Have you listened to Soludo?

989900:


I have.

Have you listened to both extensively?

BTW, Soludo's CBN was almost a disaster waiting to happen.

mikolo80:
must reflect federal xter also

989900:
I rate Henry Boyo highly, but he is not a politician, plus he is a critique/radical, but I've not listened to anyone who understands our economy better than he does.

cuteboy2:


True. Very true.

Henry Boyo writes an economic column in Vanguard. He has never failed to draw attention to the weird exchange rate system we operate in Nigeria.

sunnyb0b0:


Can you throw more light?

989900:



http://saharareporters.com/2010/03/10/soludo-solution-vs-sanusi-sanitization