How have governors performed in the states you know.

Make sure you give sensible reasons for justifying your judgement.

How have they performed considering my earlier analysis:



https://www.nairaland.com/658179/sagamites-analysis-state-governors

Sagamite: Here is my analysis of the State Governors of Nigeria as of 29th May 2011.

I must state most analysis is based on a mixture of (1) utterances by the governor that I have read, (2) general reports online and (3) the citizenry affection and respect the governors generate.

The list also supports the arguments I have always given that Nigeria is slowly but gradually seeing improvements in governance. We are having less Amala ati ewedu, Esiwu, Furadenunu, Palm-wine and Edikayikong politicians as governors.

Top notch
Babatunde Fashola (Lagos)
LLB Law (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Managing Partner (K.O. Tinubu & Company), SAN
ACN


Good
Adams Oshiomhole (Edo)
Economics and Industrial relations (Ruskin College), Candidate (National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies)
Highest occupational achievement: President (NLC)
ACN

Sullivan Chime (Enugu)
LLB Law (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Dr Mu’azu Aliyu (Niger)
BA Education (Bayero University) PhD Public Policy and Strategic Studies (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Dr Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo)
BSc Health Sciences Degree, MB & CH.B Medicine (OAU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
Labour

Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers)
BA & MA English (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP


Potential
Peter Obi (Anambra)
BA Philosophy (UNN)
Highest occupational achievement: Chairman (Fidelity Bank)
APGA

Kashim Shettima (Borno)
BSc Agric Economics (University of Maiduguri), MSc Agric Economics (University of Ibadan)
Highest occupational achievement: GM (Zenith Bank)
ANPP

Liyel Imoke (Cross River)
BA International Relations and Economics (University of Maryland, College Park), LLB Law (University of Buckingham), LLM Law (American University, Washington, D. C)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Dr Kayode Fayemi (Ekiti)
BA History(Unilag), MA International Relations (OAU), PhD War Studies (King’s College, London)
Highest occupational achievement: Director (Centre for Democracy & Development), Visiting Professor in African Studies (Northwestern University)
ACN

Ibrahim Dankwambo (Gombe)
BSc Accounting (ABU), MSc Economics (University of Lagos), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Accountant General of the Federation (Nigeria), FCA (ICAN)
PDP

Abdulfattah Ahmed (Kwara)
BSc Chemistry (Unilorin)
Highest occupational achievement: Senior Manager, Banking (GTB)
PDP

Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun)
HND Accountancy (Ogun State Polytechnic), MA International Finance (University of Westminster), Chartered Accountancy (ICAN)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private accountancy practice), FCA (ICAN)
ACN

Rauf Aregbesola (Osun)
HND Mechanical Engineering (Ibadan Polytechnic)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private engineering firm), Commissioner (Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure)
ACN

Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo)
BSc in Business Administration and Finance (State University of New York, Buffalo), MBA Operations Research and Marketing (Governor’s State University)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (National Oil and Chemical Marketing Company)
ACN


Can’t Tell
Murtala Nyarko (Adamawa)
Navy Training (Britannia Royal Naval College)
Highest occupational achievement: Vice Admiral (Nigerian Navy)
PDP

Gabriel Suswam (Benue)
LLB Law (Unilag), LLM Law (Unijos), MA Public Administration (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ikedi Ohakim (Imo)
BSc Business Administration and MSc Management (Unilag)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (Alucon)
PDP

Ibrahim Shema (Katsina)
LLB Law & MBA (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private legal practice)
PDP

Ibrahim Idris (Kogi)
LLB Law (Uniabuja)
Highest occupational achievement: Private business
PDP

Jonah Jang (Plateau)
Air Force Training (Military Training Schools, Nigeria/Abroad), B.Div Divinity (Theological College of Northern Nigeria)
Highest occupational achievement: Air Commodore (Nigerian Air Force)
PDP

Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto)
BSc Education (University of Pittsburgh)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP


Suspect
Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom)
LLB Law (Unical)
Highest occupational achievement: Director, Corporate Affairs/Legal Services (EMIS Telecoms)
PDP

Timipre Sylva (Bayelsa)
BA English Studies/Linguistics (Uniport)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Martin Elechi (Ebonyi)
BSc Economics (Lovanium University of Congo)
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
PDP

Sule Lamido (Jigawa)
Course in Railway Engineering (Permanent Way Training School, Zaria)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Patrick Yakowa (Kaduna)
BSc Social Sciences (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Usman Dakingari (Kebbi)
BA Geography (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Umaru Al-Makura (Nasarawa)
BA Education (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Assistant Producer, News and Current Affairs (NTA Kaduna)
CPC

Danbaba Suntai (Taraba)
BPharm Pharmacy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Ibrahim Gaidam (Yobe)
BSc Accountancy (ABU)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
ANPP



Cretins
Theodore Orji (Abia)
BA English (UI)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant
PDP

Isa Yuguda (Bauchi)
BSc Economics (ABU), MBA (Unijos), Chief Executives Programme (Lagos Business School)
Highest occupational achievement: CEO (NAL Merchant Bank), CEO (Inland Bank)
PDP

Emmanuel Uduaghan (Delta)
MBBS Medicine, Diploma Anaesthesia (Uniben)
Highest occupational achievement: Owner (Private medical practice)
PDP

Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano)
HND Civil Engineering (Kaduna Polytechnic), PgD Water Engineering (Middlesex University), MSc Water Engineering (Lagborough University)
Highest occupational achievement: Career civil servant/politician
PDP

Yari Abubakar (Zamfara)
Unknown
Highest occupational achievement: Career politician
ANPP

FTC things... tears shirts, removes trouser... removes boxers... start dancing shoki...

2sexi: I don't think Fashola has done better than Akpabio in terms of infrastructural development... My Opinion.
In my school slang :" Akpabio finish work" walahi.
Sagamite, have you been to Uyo, Akwa Ibom? That dude is the best Governor to have grace the circles of Nigeria's political platform.

Their business. Even if they are professors, they are still thiefs

okay

These are states I have visited in the past 4 years and my rating is over 10.

Akwa Ibom- 6
Abia-3
Imo-5
Anambra-5
Delta-5
Edo - 6
Cross River - 5
Oyo-4
Lagos-7
Niger-4
Rivers-6
Enugu-5
Kogi-4
Nasarawa-4
Kaduna-5
Ekiti-5
Osun-5
Kano-5
Plateau-4

Fashola still the best performer regardless... Least know performer should be Orji... Ebonyi remains N/A

None of our business as all of dem are corrupt!

Performed or what?

Abia State dat crook of a man deserves too be killed+his thug of a son for the bondage they led Abia state into especially the people of Aba...well I give him 0.00/10













ABA GA-ADI NMA OZO!ELECTION IS AROUND THE CORNER,LET US VOTE WISELY MA PEOPLE!

Abia state governor is d worst performing governor mehn

All Nigerian governors are inefficient and ineffective.

Kwankwaso no doubt is on top of them all now. Only fashola and aregbesola are in his category. If kwankwaso has two to three e-warriors in this forum, he would be named the best perfoming Governor in Nigeria.

Kwankwasiyya Amana!
Nigeria sai kwankwaso.

Kogi...smh

I guess you are entitled to your opinion.

However, I think Mimiko is overrated as I cannot really pinpoint what he has achieved so far. He's preoccupied in what transpires in PDP than what is obtainable in Ondo state.

in terms of infrastructural development, I think Amosun should be rated the best in the southern part of Nigeria. He has been able to touch every part of Ogun state and hence, he has astronomically increase the IGR of Ogun state as a result.

Though Fashola and Kwankwaso are trying, Delta and Theodore Orji are suspicious....

shadowwalker101: [img]http://www.whogohost.com/host/cart.php?a=add&pid=5&sld=&tld=.com.ng/host/?aff=391[/img]
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Una need help I swear

Lolz... Cretins indeed! All Nigerian politicians belong to that class!

Fashola by miles though the state of Lagos roads is pathetic. Other than that, he has touched every sector of governance. Lagos is the only state in Nigeria that can run without the governor or allocation. I will vote you again if possible.


Kwankwaso has been fantastic with projects and accountability. I like governments that focus on housing. The memo of the government's weekly meeting is always published for everyone to see.


Aregbeshola, lowest federal allocation, one of the highest IGR, i am absolutely impressed. Agriculture? No one comes close.


Akpabio, world class infrastructure while other sectors are dying. Highest allocation and struggling to pay contractors, for a state of under 5 million people.


Delta, kogi, abia, benue, kaduna, taraba, kebbi, oyo governors should face the firing squad after gej.

Abia State (d suppose God's own state) has no Governor, so needless to access him. The suppose Gov of d state Thif T. A. Orji has rendered Abia State Hopeless.
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#God should pls intervene come 2015.
I rest my case

I don't think Fashola has done better than Akpabio in terms of infrastructural development... My Opinion.

In my school slang :" Akpabio finish work" walahi.

Sagamite, have you been to Uyo, Akwa Ibom? That dude is the best Governor to have grace the circles of Nigeria's political platform.

Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo state has tried to an extent, but his best is yet to be seen, he's got good roads, a clean state capital, less-crime invasion as well as thugery. But I believe he can stil do more, but ds ibadan and oyo st kinda politicians can oust him. #amnotapolitician.... But I respect BRF anytime anyday, but folks coments on theodore orji of Abia wana make me regard him as the poorest.
PS: Nigerian masses are still SUFFERING, there is much poverty in the land.

Abubakar

Delta state
Worst governance in the history of governing

Mediocrity is written all over them.

On a scale of 1-10, none of them can score above 4.

yeah,Obiano has done well since he was elected..see pics below.

Caveat emptor.

Cretins Numero Uno!
#Elechi, not surprise of his Congolese education, his state, Ebonyi is just a replica of the man himself!
♈όϋ can go there and confirm!

Amosun is really trying in Ogun state.

Observing

I was here oo....

Okay