President Muhammadu Buhari's youngest appointee is from Kogi State. Read his profile here. Wishing him success in his new assignment as the Executive Director of Rural Electrification Fund.

Sanusi Ohiare was born on 6th of March, 1985 (32), in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, but originally hails from Adavi Local Government Area of Kogi State, Nigeria.

He had his primary education at Academy Staff School Suleja, Niger State, before proceeding to the Federal Government College, Kwali – Abuja, for his secondary education.

Sanusi obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the University of Jos, Plateau State, where he graduated with a second class honours, upper division (2.1) in 2006.

He later attended the renowned Centre for Energy, Petroleum, Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP), University of Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom, where he obtained a Master of Science degree in Energy Studies, with Specialization in Energy Finance in 2011;

He also obtained a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Rural Energy Development from the prestigious Institute for Energy and Sustainable Development (IESD), De Montfort University, Leicester, UK in 2014, and is currently the only Nigerian with that specialization.

His doctorate thesis was on: “Financing Rural Energy Projects in Developing Countries: Country Case Nigeria” (see https://www.dora.dmu.ac.uk/handle/2086/10462 )

Before his appointment, he worked with the German International Cooperation Agency (GIZ), as a National Advisor on Rural Electrification, under the Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP), co-funded by the European Union and German Government. In this capacity, he provided technical support to the Rural Electrification Agency and Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission; was in charge of data management system and planning for rural electrification; supported the development Mini-grids Pilot Projects and coordinated the Northern states of the programme.

Ettu Mohammed, irrespective of party affiliations, you owe this young man your party's support. We must help us succeed. Please.

Congratulations to him

Nice one.

God bless PMB
God bless VPYO
God bless Sanusi Ohiare
God bless patriotic Nigerians
Long live The Fed Rep of Nigeria

We need more of such people as Ministers.

It's time for Buhari to sack his ministers and bring in fresh people with brains.

Beremx:
We need more of such people as Ministers.

It's time for Buhari to sack his ministers and bring in fresh people with brains.

It's almost impossible to use one's talent with Buhari's larger than life and all-knowing persona. Just check his administration, every minister has performed below expectation even "wizkid" Fashola.

TippyTop:


It's almost impossible to use one's talent with Buhari's larger than life and all-kwowing persona. Just check his administration, every minister has performed below expectation even "wizkid" Fashola.

You cry more than you talk.

Igbos always cry

gberra:
You cry more than you talk.

Igbos always cry

Don't play the man, play the ball. Is he wrong? Has Buhari not stifled his ministers? Did we not see more active government in 50 days under Osinbajo than we saw in the preceding 18 months under Buhari? Has government not returned to a standstill since Buhari came back?

It's simply a fact that Buhari's combination of stubbornness, inaction and ignorance has crippled even the best of his ministers. That is why even a talented and energetic person like Fashola has been reduced to the butt of jokes about him being a "minister of darkness": what can you do when your boss refuses to heed your good advice?

If you like, call me "IPOB" as well; you'll only make yourself look ridiculous, as I'm as far from being "IPOB" as it is possible to get. The difference between you and I is that I know bad government when I see it.

omohayek:

Don't play the man, play the ball. Is he wrong? Has Buhari not stifled his ministers? Did we not see more active government in 50 days under Osinbajo than we saw in the preceding 18 months under Buhari? Has government not returned to a standstill since Buhari came back?

It's simply a fact that Buhari's combination of stubbornness, inaction and ignorance has crippled even the best of his ministers. That is why even a talented and energetic person like Fashola has been reduced to the butt of jokes about him being a "minister of darkness": what can you do when your boss refuses to heed your good advice?

If you like, call me "IPOB" as well; you'll only make yourself look ridiculous, as I'm as far from being "IPOB" as it is possible to get. The difference between you and I is that I know bad government when I see it.

You come off like one of many I have a lot of problems with. Having a peripheral understanding of an issue does not justify denigrating the efforts & competence of a Fashola.

Now tell me the role of Fashola in the Energy chain & prove me wrong or keep bandwagoning with the fools.


The smiling one

Congratulations to the young man.

Let's hope he delivers results.

gberra:
You come off like one of many I have a lot of problems with. Having a peripheral understanding of an issue does not justify denigrating the efforts & competence of a Fashola.

Now tell me the role of Fashola in the Energy chain & prove me wrong or keep bandwagoning with the fools.


The smiling one

You're a m.oron - I'm defending Fashola's competence, not denigrating it! I'm pointing out that the reason a man of his talents has been placed in a position where he can be ridiculed is because of the senile old coup-plotter from Daura, as well as the numerous shameless apologists for the sick old failure (many of them clearly paid) like yourself.

Instead of dolts like you recognizing how Buhari is weighing down his ministers, you rush to scream "IPOB!" at the first hint of criticism of Buhari. If Osinbajo had been allowed to continue running the country, there could yet have been hope for real progress before 2019, but that will never happen as long as so many cretins like yourself are busy rushing around defending Buhari's inactivity and incompetence.

Until I see his effectiveness in rural development compared to what we use to have.. mind you I don't want to see one million stove or gas cylinder for rural people.. All initiative must be in rural area not Abuja national stadium..

omohayek:

You're a m.oron - I'm defending Fashola's competence, not denigrating it! I'm pointing out that the reason a man of his talents has been placed in a position where he can be ridiculed is because of the senile old coup-plotter from Daura, as well as the numerous shameless apologists for the sick old failure (many of them clearly paid) like yourself.

Instead of dolts like you recognizing how Buhari is weighing down his ministers, you rush to scream "IPOB!" at the first hint of criticism of Buhari. If Osinbajo had been allowed to continue running the country, there could yet have been hope for real progress before 2019, but that will never happen as long as so many cretins like yourself are busy rushing around defending Buhari's inactivity and incompetence.

Exactly as I predicted. You lack substance, sound reasoning & full of emptiness.

He couldn't even answer my question. Poor wailer!.
Keep dic.k riding yourself into a ditch of Misfortune.


Igbos always lie.

Jabioro:
Until I see his effectiveness in rural development compared to what we use to have..[b]mind you I don't want to see one million stove or gas cylinder for rural people..[/b]All initiative must be in rural area not Abuja national stadium..

You reminded me of GEJ the Scammer.
Elegbon, agba yin adale...


The smiling one .

gberra:
You reminded me of GEJ the Scammer. Elegbon, agba yin adale...

The smiling one .

Amin ase.. ema ri se ooo

gberra:
Exactly as I predicted. You lack substance, sound reasoning & full of emptiness.

He couldn't even answer my question. Poor wailer!.
Keep dic.k riding yourself into a ditch of Misfortune.


Igbos always lie.

Dude your are too shallow jare swarv!
The dude you are quoting is making a valid point....all you can attach is fallacy
Go back to sleep it too early abeg

nice move from baba

Jabioro:
Amin ase.. ema ri se ooo

Amin baba mi. You stated briefly how you were a living witness during the rough & tough road to democracy. We appreciate you, all of you. May God bless you sir.

The smiling one

nNEOo:





Dude your are too shallow jare swarv!
The dude you are quoting is making a valid point....all you can attach is fallacy
Go back to sleep it too early abeg

If you really want to validate his point, could you tell us the role of Fashola in the energy chain?

IPob sucks

gberra:
Amin baba mi. You stated briefly how you were a living witness during the rough & tough road to democracy. We appreciate you, all of you. May God bless you sir.

The smiling one

Amen!!! Remained bless forever

gberra:
Exactly as I predicted. You lack substance, sound reasoning & full of emptiness.

He couldn't even answer my question. Poor wailer!.
Keep dic.k riding yourself into a ditch of Misfortune.


Igbos always lie.

Iya re ni IPOB. Oloriburuku jati jati ni e. Ko ni da fun omo ashewo bi iwo lai lai, se o gbo mi? Stupid BMC fuckwit.

omohayek:

Don't play the man, play the ball. Is he wrong? Has Buhari not stifled his ministers? Did we not see more active government in 50 days under Osinbajo than we saw in the preceding 18 months under Buhari? Has government not returned to a standstill since Buhari came back?

It's simply a fact that Buhari's combination of stubbornness, inaction and ignorance has crippled even the best of his ministers. That is why even a talented and energetic person like Fashola has been reduced to the butt of jokes about him being a "minister of darkness": what can you do when your boss refuses to heed your good advice?

If you like, call me "IPOB" as well; you'll only make yourself look ridiculous, as I'm as far from being "IPOB" as it is possible to get. The difference between you and I is that I know bad government when I see it.

I agree with you about Buhari being rather rigid, but I'm not sure I understand how exactly Buhari has/is preventing Fashola from working as you confidently claim.... And then again, how exactly did Fashola get more freedom under Osinbajo?

omohayek:

Don't play the man, play the ball. Is he wrong? Has Buhari not stifled his ministers? Did we not see more active government in 50 days under Osinbajo than we saw in the preceding 18 months under Buhari? Has government not returned to a standstill since Buhari came back?

It's simply a fact that Buhari's combination of stubbornness, inaction and ignorance has crippled even the best of his ministers. That is why even a talented and energetic person like Fashola has been reduced to the butt of jokes about him being a "minister of darkness": what can you do when your boss refuses to heed your good advice?

If you like, call me "IPOB" as well; you'll only make yourself look ridiculous, as I'm as far from being "IPOB" as it is possible to get. The difference between you and I is that I know bad government when I see it.

Fact is fact!
U re either an Ipob or a Igbo or both.
Another fact is, ur position & perception remains painfully inconsequential.

Another muslim

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