National Disgrace As Ambassadorial Nominees Fail To Recite Nigeria National Anthem (Video)


Two ministerial nominees at the Senate Screening on July 26th failed to recite the National anthem and pledge properly.

The nominees, Ibrahim Isa from Niger state and Vivian Nwunaku Okeke from Anambra state mixed up the National Anthem and pledge when the chairman of the senate committee on Foreign Affairs, Monsurat Sunmonu asked them to recite it and a member of the committee, Senator James Manager, saved them from the embarrassing moment by correcting them immediately. A video showing what happened has finally been released.

Watch the video at http://doyennaija..com/2016/07/national-disgrace-as-ambassadorial.html?m=1

If PMB makes this ones ambassadors that means we are really in for a bigger disgrace.

most of our politicians can't recite the national anthem. These nominees self. if they can't task demselves to learn the anthem, they r not worthy to b given the ambassadoral posts. colossal Bleep up on their part though.


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JewelRegi:
If PMB makes this ones ambassadors that means we are really in for a bigger disgrace.

During GEJ admin it happened too. There was one woman from East who couldn't recite d same National Anthem but she went back and lobby it and at d end she was given d portfolio. Same thing can also happen here.

She was shy to sing but her Diplomatic work speaks for it's self. Even Former United States Ambassador talk how she help build Internarional Relationship with America even helped with Obama #PowerAfrica. While some people never even do one thing to help them country check The article here
http://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2016/07/31/vivian-okeke-make-great-ambassador-robert-c-perry/

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National Disgrace As Ambassadorial Nominees Fail To Recite Nigeria National Anthem (Video)


Two ministerial nominees at the Senate Screening on July 26th failed to recite the National anthem and pledge properly.

The nominees, Ibrahim Isa from Niger state and Vivian Nwunaku Okeke from Anambra state mixed up the National Anthem and pledge when the chairman of the senate committee on Foreign Affairs, Monsurat Sunmonu asked them to recite it and a member of the committee, Senator James Manager, saved them from the embarrassing moment by correcting them immediately. A video showing what happened has finally been released.

Watch the video at http://doyennaija..com/2016/07/national-disgrace-as-ambassadorial.html?m=1

Not everyone can sing oh go and launch your own Album. But in Diplomatic Affairs this Na person even President Obama respects.
http://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2016/07/31/vivian-okeke-make-great-ambassador-robert-c-perry/

JewelRegi:
If PMB makes this ones ambassadors that means we are really in for a bigger disgrace.

The Career Diplomat Mrs.Vivian Okeke who recently made waves in the media over her National Anthem singing. Recently was endorsed by United States Ambassador Perry for her excellent accomplishment while representing Nigeria as Director Of International Trade Relations working with the United States Government and the Obama Administration.

Read more :- http://opinion.premiumtimesng.com/2016/07/31/vivian-okeke-make-great-ambassador-robert-c-perry/

United States Ambassador and former US Secertary on African Affairs stated that

"The first time I worked with Mrs. Okeke was on CCA’s March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum co-hosted with the Embassy of Nigeria. Mrs. Okeke was the Economic, Trade and Investment Minister Counselor at the Nigerian embassy in Washington, DC, under the late Ambassador Adebowale Adefuye. We worked closely as a team to plan the Forum, and Mrs. Okeke followed up relentlessly to ensure the participation of senior Nigerian government officials and business leaders to tell the story of investment opportunities in Nigeria’s power sector. The success of the March 2011 Nigeria Investment Power Forum planted the seed for the February 2012 power sector trade mission led by the Africa Bureau of the U.S. State Department and CCA to five African countries, including Nigeria."

Some of Notable Trade missions she has championed for Foreign Investment in Nigeria are:

Mrs. Okeke also played a vital role in the Nigerian Embassy’s coordination of other events with the Corporate Council on Africa to promote American investment in Nigeria. Her understanding of the multi-cultural dynamics in the U.S. and Nigeria, and her calm, quiet speaking style uniquely enabled her to be a trusted and valued advisor to Ambassador Adefuye as they jointly crafted Nigeria’s story as a premier investment destination to American audiences, and gained the participation of Nigerian Ministers, Governors, Members of the National Assembly, and business leaders on the stage. Key events included:
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• April 2012: The Transforming Nigerian Agribusiness through Investment Forum in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development;
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• October 2012: Investment Forum on Nigeria’s Infrastructure in Washington, D.C. led by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen, Minister of Works; and
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• March 2013: CCA’s Infrastructure trade mission to Nigeria hosted by H.E. Mr. Mike Onolememen.

By the time President Obama first announced his Power Africa Initiative in August 2013, Nigeria was the most prepared out of the first six focus countries, with a robust in-country private sector ready to take advantage of incentives.