mamafunmi:
1. Dr Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu
First Lady Kebbi.


She is a Consultant Paediatrician and doubles as both the Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer of Medicaid Radio-diagnostics, Abuja. She is one of the children of Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi who was the head of the Nigerian Security Organisation (NSO) during former President Shehu Shagari’s administration in the 1980s.





2. Hajiya Rashida Bello
First Lady Kogi

A Graduate of University of Abuja, and a mother of 4 lovely children, Mrs Bello is a very compassionate lady who is passionate about health, the less privileged, the marginalised and physically challenged members of the society.

Her humility distinguishes her in the midst of the crowd, She's an Executive Director at Fair Plus International Limited, a business woman and a mother Theresa of our time.




3. Mrs Bolanle Ambode
First Lady Lagos

Born on 15 February 1964, she obtained her Bachelors and Masters’ degrees from the Lagos State University in 1989 and 1994 respectively, majoring in Physics/Mathematics and Public Administration. She worked for over 10 years in various sectors of the economy, including banking, finance and consulting before going into private busines.


4. Mrs Olufunsho Amosun
First Lady Ogun

Born 2nd May 1966, she obtained a BA. Ed in English Education from University of Ife, M.Sc Guidance and Counselling from University of Lagos. The very beautiful first lady has a charity foundation named UPLIFT.


5. Hajia Mariya Tambuwal
First Lady Sokoto

The Founder and the Chief Executive Director of the Mariya Tambuwal Development Initiative (MTDI), was born on the 27th of April, 1978. A Legal Studies graduate from the Sokoto State College of Arts and Science(Legal Studies) from 1993-1995.
Soft Spoken and humble First Lady of Sokoto State is one who is loved and highly regarded by the people of Sokoto state.

mamafunmi:
1.[s] Dr Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu
First Lady Kebbi.


She is a Consultant Paediatrician and doubles as both the Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer of Medicaid Radio-diagnostics, Abuja. She is one of the children of Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi who was the head of the Nigerian Security Organisation (NSO) during former President Shehu Shagari’s administration in the 1980s.





2. Hajiya Rashida Bello
First Lady Kogi

A Graduate of University of Abuja, and a mother of 4 lovely children, Mrs Bello is a very compassionate lady who is passionate about health, the less privileged, the marginalised and physically challenged members of the society.

Her humility distinguishes her in the midst of the crowd, She's an Executive Director at Fair Plus International Limited, a business woman and a mother Theresa of our time.




3. Mrs Bolanle Ambode
First Lady Lagos

Born on 15 February 1964, she obtained her Bachelors and Masters’ degrees from the Lagos State University in 1989 and 1994 respectively, majoring in Physics/Mathematics and Public Administration. She worked for over 10 years in various sectors of the economy, including banking, finance and consulting before going into private busines.


4. Mrs Olufunsho Amosun
First Lady Ogun

Born 2nd May 1966, she obtained a BA. Ed in English Education from University of Ife, M.Sc Guidance and Counselling from University of Lagos. The very beautiful first lady has a charity foundation named UPLIFT.


5. Hajia Mariya Tambuwal
First Lady Sokoto

The Founder and the Chief Executive Director of the Mariya Tambuwal Development Initiative (MTDI), was born on the 27th of April, 1978. A Legal Studies graduate from the Sokoto State College of Arts and Science(Legal Studies) from 1993-1995.
Soft Spoken and humble First Lady of Sokoto State is one who is loved and highly regarded by the people of Sokoto state[/s].

Olu20090:


Typical afonja...azz licking hausa-fulani. SMH

ANAKONDA:



Hmmm, so pained because none is worthy for highlight from your apu-physical masculine women ? You win some, you loose some.

By the way i've noticed some bunch of dimwits using the word "afonja" on this forum. I wonder what they mean because i know it to be a tittle in yorubaland rather than a family name.

nnokwa042:
it means warriors in yoruba language for example oladipo diya and adisa re both warriors in yoruba land ,we eat akpu u people called it fufu, look nothing u will call an igbo man that will make him angry yorubas started with omo inna later they change to okoro still we answer hausa people called us yamiri we no vex we called them gworo teeth now if u call northerner aboooki he go wan cry

ANAKONDA:



You no dey forget abi ?
But you forgot "ajokuta ma momi "
Odiegwu.

ANAKONDA:



You no dey forget abi ?
But you forgot "ajokuta ma momi "
Odiegwu.

nnokwa042:
and we say them "aje amala ma so owo