{1.} Patience Faka Jonathan
(born 25 October 1957) is the current First Lady of Nigeria and a permanent secretary in her native Bayelsa state. She is married
to the President of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan.
Education
Born in Port Harcourt, she earned her school certificate in 1976, and passed the West African Senior School
Certificate Examination
(WASSCE) in 1980 {for where? Omo I doubt it jorh}. In 1989, she obtained the National Certificate of Education (NCE) in Mathematics and Biology from the Rivers State College of Arts and Science, Port Harcourt {Omo, shey na true?}. She then
proceeded to the University of Port Harcourt and studied
Biology and Psychology {*FAINTS* so she even go university, probably of english-gun shooting?}.
Career
Jonathan started her career as a teacher at the Stella Maris College, Port Harcourt and Sports Institute Isake.
She then moved to the
banking sector in 1997,
where she established the first community bank in Port Harcourt called the Akpo Community Bank. She served as Marketing Manager of Imiete Community Bank. She
returned to the classroom briefly again as teacher. Eventually she was transferred to the Bayelsa State Ministry of Education,
where she served until 29 May 1999 when her husband became the Deputy Governor of the state.
On 12 July 2012, she became a permanent secretary in her native Bayelsa state. She and her husband have two
children.
Philanthropic work
Jonathan has been recognized locally, nationally
and internationally for her philanthropic work andpolitical pragmatism. {and incorrect english, no be me talk am o}. She received the “Beyond The Tears” International Humanitarian Award New York, USA, in 2008, for her role in the global fight against HIV/AIDS; the African Goodwill Ambassador Award
(Los Angeles, USA, 2008) and the recipient of the "Wind of Change" Award from the South/South Women’s
Organization. When Goodluck Jonathan served as Governor between 2005 and 2007, Patience Jonathan served the state in the capacity of the first Lady of Bayelsa State. During this period, she
founded many philanthropic and women empowerment
programs, among them are the A-Aruere Reachout Foundation (AARF), which she set up to improve the status and earning capacity of Nigerian women and youths. The foundation already has its focus on supporting and assisting children with heart-related problems.
Money laundering
allegations In 2006, Jonathan came under investigation for money laundering. Anti-corruption officials alleged that she tried to launder some $13.5m (£8.5m).
Jonathan, then the First Lady of Bayelsa, was taken into custody at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. She was not convicted of any crime
and officials insist that the case is an "old one".
Other
It was announced 4
September 2012, the she was hospitalized in Germany following a severe bout of food poisoning that's lasted
for days. Jonathan fell sick about 10 days earlier, following her hosting a summit of first ladies from across Africa. Jonathan was discharged from the Horst Schmidt Klinik
in Wiesbaden on 2 October 2012.
Courtesy: [url]en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patience_Jonathan[/url]

{2.} Dame Emmanuella Abimbola
Fashola
was born on 6th april, 1965 into the Ojo Ibadan family of Ibadan, Oyo State {Omo Ibadan, kiinìso?}. She is a distinguished alumnus of the Lagoon
Secretarial College, Lagos.
Before now, she worked at the British Council for 19 years at various positions before she resigned her appointment in 2006, to
support her husband.
As the First Lady of Lagos State, she is the Chairman of Committee of Wives of Lagos State Offficials (COWLSO)
– a community based; non governmental organisation. Under her leadership, COWLSO has commissioned four (4) recreation centres,
and pays for the free
screeening and treatment of women with breast and cervical cancer. COWLSO is also currently building the
first retirement villa for
active retirees and senior citizens.
She is a tireless advocate of health and socio-economic issues, who has had a towering impact on public awareness and sensitization campaigns on topical issues of children and women
health, the enviroment,
education, HIV/AIDS
discrimination, voluntary blood donation, poverty
eradication and skill
acquisition. As a dedicated humanitarian,
who gives her time,
expertise, and resources to make a difference in the lives of people, especially
the youths, this passion gave birth to her initiative - LEARN (Lagos Empowerment
and Resource Network)
a non-governmental
organisation established to groom youths to be self-confident and socially
responsible.
In recognition of her modest contribution to humanity, she was honoured by His Holiness, Pope Benedict the XVI, with a papal medal award. She is also a recipient of several other local and
international awards. Of all her achievements, the greatest according to the First Lady is being a devoted wife and mother.

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