As beautiful as she is

THE ZOO NATIONAL ANTHEM ANYONE WT HS OR HER RIGHT SENSES WUD NEVER TAKE IT SERIOUSLY :/

Big shame. No foundational knowledge about their country only there for personal reasons.

Everybody is just castigating them. I'm sure half of people in this forum can make the same mistake. Once you leave school, you may stay 20yrs without ever singing the national anthem so anybody can make the mistake. It doesn't show your level of intelligence, competence or patriotism.

I FEEL THIS SO CALLED MRS VIVIAN WAS SHORTLISTED INTENTIONALLY TO MAKE A MOCKERY OF IBO PEOPLE DUE TO THE GROWING SUSPICION IN THE COUNTRY THAT PMB HAS SACKED VIRTUALLY ALL EASTERN GOVERNMENT REPS AND REPLACED THEM WITH SOUTHERNERS! WHAT AN EYE SORE![color=#006600][/color]

look at her one trillion dollars wrist watch. hmmm their 9ja.

Lols

electrokcoi:
Nigeria no suppose even get national anthem self

Na sufferness dey worry your brain.

OK that does not sound good but can most people here recite the national anthem especially those through with secondary school.

AdoraAmadi:
Video of the ambassadorial screening of Vivian Okeke (Anambra State) and Ibrahim Isah (Niger State), who couldn't recite the national anthem and pledge correctly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exOqC_j3iUs

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/07/vivian-okeke-fails-national-anthem-video.html

What a pity!!

this is disgusting, even wit all her attire?

God go p*nish all of them! ALL OF THEM starting from Buhari to the chairman of my local government. (Amen)

LOL. The others go start reharsals now.

LoveDecay:

Na sufferness dey worry your brain.

hw much de ur account

I hope they know what they are appointed for. They ought to know the pledge and national anthem by heart. I can still recite the NYSC anthem today over 20years after my service.

Are we sure Buhari himself can sing it

musicwriter:


What a pity!!

The Career Diplomat Mrs.Vivian Okeke who recently made waves in the media over her National Anthem singing. Recently was endorsed by United States Ambassador Perry for her excellent accomplishment while representing Nigeria as Director Of International Trade Relations working with the United States Government and the Obama Administration.

Read more :- http://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2016/07/31/vivian-okeke-make-great-ambassador-robert-c-perry/

United States Ambassador and former US Secertary on African Affairs stated that

"The first time I worked with Mrs. Okeke was on CCA’s March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum co-hosted with the Embassy of Nigeria. Mrs. Okeke was the Economic, Trade and Investment Minister Counselor at the Nigerian embassy in Washington, DC, under the late Ambassador Adebowale Adefuye. We worked closely as a team to plan the Forum, and Mrs. Okeke followed up relentlessly to ensure the participation of senior Nigerian government officials and business leaders to tell the story of investment opportunities in Nigeria’s power sector. The success of the March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum planted the seed for the February 2012 power sector trade mission led by the Africa Bureau of the U.S. State Department and CCA to five African countries, including Nigeria."

Some of Notable Trade missions she has championed for Foreign Investment in Nigeria are:

Mrs. Okeke also played a vital role in the Nigerian Embassy’s coordination of other events with the Corporate Council on Africa to promote American investment in Nigeria. Her understanding of the multi-cultural dynamics in the U.S. and Nigeria, and her calm, quiet speaking style uniquely enabled her to be a trusted and valued advisor to Ambassador Adefuye as they jointly crafted Nigeria’s story as a premier investment destination to American audiences, and gained the participation of Nigerian Ministers, Governors, Members of the National Assembly, and business leaders on the stage. Key events included:

• April 2012: The Transforming Nigerian Agribusiness through Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development;

• October 2012: Investment Forum on Nigeria’s Infrastructure in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen, Minister of Works; and

• March 2013: CCA’s Infrastructure trade mission to Nigeria hosted by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen.

By the time President Obama first announced his Power Africa Initiative in August 2013, Nigeria was the most prepared out of the first six focus countries, with a robust in-country private sector ready to take advantage of incentives.

catlova2:
they shud just wed pls.


Dullardinos.



And thats somebodis dad n mum oooo

The Career Diplomat Mrs.Vivian Okeke who recently made waves in the media over her National Anthem singing. Recently was endorsed by United States Ambassador Perry for her excellent accomplishment while representing Nigeria as Director Of International Trade Relations working with the United States Government and the Obama Administration.

Read more :- http://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2016/07/31/vivian-okeke-make-great-ambassador-robert-c-perry/

United States Ambassador and former US Secertary on African Affairs stated that

"The first time I worked with Mrs. Okeke was on CCA’s March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum co-hosted with the Embassy of Nigeria. Mrs. Okeke was the Economic, Trade and Investment Minister Counselor at the Nigerian embassy in Washington, DC, under the late Ambassador Adebowale Adefuye. We worked closely as a team to plan the Forum, and Mrs. Okeke followed up relentlessly to ensure the participation of senior Nigerian government officials and business leaders to tell the story of investment opportunities in Nigeria’s power sector. The success of the March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum planted the seed for the February 2012 power sector trade mission led by the Africa Bureau of the U.S. State Department and CCA to five African countries, including Nigeria."

Some of Notable Trade missions she has championed for Foreign Investment in Nigeria are:

Mrs. Okeke also played a vital role in the Nigerian Embassy’s coordination of other events with the Corporate Council on Africa to promote American investment in Nigeria. Her understanding of the multi-cultural dynamics in the U.S. and Nigeria, and her calm, quiet speaking style uniquely enabled her to be a trusted and valued advisor to Ambassador Adefuye as they jointly crafted Nigeria’s story as a premier investment destination to American audiences, and gained the participation of Nigerian Ministers, Governors, Members of the National Assembly, and business leaders on the stage. Key events included:

• April 2012: The Transforming Nigerian Agribusiness through Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development;

• October 2012: Investment Forum on Nigeria’s Infrastructure in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen, Minister of Works; and

• March 2013: CCA’s Infrastructure trade mission to Nigeria hosted by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen.

By the time President Obama first announced his Power Africa Initiative in August 2013, Nigeria was the most prepared out of the first six focus countries, with a robust in-country private sector ready to take advantage of incentives.