samobo:


Until i see that happen in ekiti, osun, oyo, ogun, and ondo i wont take U guys serious. Lagos remains a no mans land hence its administration should be all inclusive of all tribes, considering that all tribes contributed to Lagos development.

By the way, Am not decived by Ambode's move, he did it to distract Igbo people's attention from the attrocities he is committing at ladipo..

He is trying hard to disguise as not being an Igbo hater, am sure he know igbos are not foolish and no number of appointments will change what has been done hence we will respond at the right time.

As for the appointment, its no big deal because even the most Igbo hating government in Lagos will not dare sideline lgbos in the administration of lagos because igbos are If not the largest, the second largest ethnic group in Lagos.no wise government can afford to ignore them cos he will need their numerical strenght in times.of election.

Meanwhile Lagos remains a no mans land, indigenous to some yoruba tribes, badagary, ijaw and some slave returnees. Coquered by the british and made a british colony, became Nigeria's capital and now have almost been bought up by the igbos.so igbos are equal stakeholders in Lagos and if e pain you, u can jump into the lagoon...

lolababe331e:


The fellow Igbos Abia state sacked from the civil service that time lived in Kano abi Only to recall them after public outcry that within the same tribe o. It's really no big deal right

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/10/31/the-sack-of-non-indigenes-in-abia/

Baawaa:
That is why south west is the most developed region in Nigeria

Ventura1:
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday approved the appointment of Engineer Peter Nkedishuka Okonji as the new General Manager of the State Electricity Board.
In a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Habib Aruna, Okonji's appointment which takes immediate effect, follows the resignation of Mrs Damilola Ogunbiyi as the General Manager of Board.
Engineer Okonji is a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree of the University of Ife; now
renamed Obafemi Awolowo University.




We are still in the stone age! What's this North, South, Igbo and all that dichotomy?
He is also a member of the Nigeria Society of Engineers and registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria.
He joined the services of the State Government in 1986 and has served in various capacities among which was as Acting General Manager of the State Electricity Board before his deployment to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources where he served as the director and head of Power Department until his new appointment.

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Francis5:


Yet TINUBU WANTS TO CORNER EVERYTHING FOR THE YORUBA. OLE

samobo:


As for the appointment, its no big deal because even the most Igbo hating government in Lagos will not dare sideline lgbos in the administration of lagos because igbos are If not the largest, the second largest ethnic group in Lagos.no wise government can afford to ignore them cos he will need their numerical strength in times.of election.

Ikengawo:
He knows his brothers will fail at the job. Spare me the detriablized trash. Was it not during the same election that the same yoruba threatened to kill the same igbos if you dont vote for the same apc?

philips70:


Younger and fresh Nairalanders have been making good comments before an agbaya like you came with this useless one. When will you grow up and have sense? Is your coconut a decoration?

Ventura1:
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday approved the appointment of Engineer Peter Nkedishuka Okonji as the new General Manager of the State Electricity Board.
In a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Habib Aruna, Okonji's appointment which takes immediate effect, follows the resignation of Mrs Damilola Ogunbiyi as the General Manager of Board.
Engineer Okonji is a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree of the University of Ife; now renamed Obafemi Awolowo University.
He is also a member of the Nigeria Society of Engineers and registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria.
He joined the services of the State Government in 1986 and has served in various capacities among which was as Acting General Manager of the State Electricity Board before his deployment to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources where he served as the director and head of Power Department until his new appointment.

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philips70:


Younger and fresh Nairalanders have been making good comments before an agbaya like you came with this useless one. When will you grow up and have sense? Is your coconut a decoration?

Ventura1:
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Thursday approved the appointment of Engineer Peter Nkedishuka Okonji as the new General Manager of the State Electricity Board.
In a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Habib Aruna, Okonji's appointment which takes immediate effect, follows the resignation of Mrs Damilola Ogunbiyi as the General Manager of Board.
Engineer Okonji is a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree of the University of Ife; now renamed Obafemi Awolowo University.
He is also a member of the Nigeria Society of Engineers and registered member of the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria.
He joined the services of the State Government in 1986 and has served in various capacities among which was as Acting General Manager of the State Electricity Board before his deployment to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources where he served as the director and head of Power Department until his new appointment.

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soe:
That's a coded msg to GMB

We are detribalised in the SW to a fault.

We gave GEJ a chance....and now GMB.....after all, they all gave MKO a chance ....

Left to the southwest, Nigeria will have developed into one big family....but the secessionist in the North East and South East will not let us have peace.

samobo:


Until i see that happen in ekiti, osun, oyo, ogun, and ondo i wont take U guys serious. Lagos remains a no mans land hence its administration should be all inclusive of all tribes, considering that all tribes contributed to Lagos development.

By the way, Am not decived by Ambode's move, he did it to distract Igbo people's attention from the attrocities he is committing at ladipo..

He is trying hard to disguise as not being an Igbo hater, am sure he know igbos are not foolish and no number of appointments will change what has been done hence we will respond at the right time.

As for the appointment, its no big deal because even the most Igbo hating government in Lagos will not dare sideline lgbos in the administration of lagos because igbos are If not the largest, the second largest ethnic group in Lagos.no wise government can afford to ignore them cos he will need their numerical strenght in times.of election.

Meanwhile Lagos remains a no mans land, indigenous to some yoruba tribes, badagary, ijaw and some slave returnees. Coquered by the british and made a british colony, became Nigeria's capital and now have almost been bought up by the igbos.so igbos are equal stakeholders in Lagos and if e pain you, u can jump into the lagoon...

emmatok:


The-same story you people used in deceiving JIMI AGBAJE.
The northerners got more numerical strength in Lagos then you folks.

tkcosby02:
Am waiting patiently for a day a yoruba or hausa man ill hold a political post in igboland.

seunmsg:
No big deal since he's qualified. What matters most is his ability to deliver on the job.

googlepikin:
imagine dis mumu people, what do you mean by Igbo man. so we ain't Nigerians anymore. yorubbers

tonychristopher:


it's the day the Hausa man stops selling gworo in east and Yoruba man stops selling agbo

they should add real value then we can talk

tonychristopher:


it's the day the Hausa man stops selling gworo in east and Yoruba man stops selling agbo

they should add real value then we can talk