THE MINISTERIAL NOMINEES AND THEIR
PORTFOLIOS!
1.Chris Ngige-Anambra (Health)
2. Kayode Fayemi- Ekiti (Foreign Affairs)
3. Rotimi Amaechi - Rivers (Ministry of Niger-
Delta)
4. Babatunde Fashola -Lagos (FCT)
5. Abdulrahman Danbazau (Defence)
6.Aisha Alhassan - Taraba (Women Affairs)
7. Ogbonaya Onu-Abia (Science and Technology)
8.Kemi Adeosun -Ogun( Trade and Investment)
9. Abubakar Malami (SAN) -Kebbi (Justice)
10. Sen Hadi Sirika -Katsina (Aviation)
11.Barr. Adebayo Shittu -Oyo (Works)
12. Suleiman Adam -Jigawa (Labour and
Productivity)
13. Solomon Dalong -Plateau (Interior)
14. Ibe Kachikwu-Delta (Petroleum and natural
resources)
15. Osagie Ehanire -Edo (Water Resources and
Solid Minerals)
16.Audu Ogbeh - Benue (Agriculture)
17.Lai Mohammed -Kwara (Information and
Communication)
18.Ahmed Isa Ibeto - Niger (Transportation)
19.Amina Mohammed - Kaduna (Finance)
20. Udoma Udoma- Akwa-Ibom ( Culture and
Tourism)

Too bad Baba didn't deem education ministry a priority,seems its not in his immediate prioritization Education minister to be out with second list

Alright and makes sense but....someone should PLS remind PMB Nigerians didn't vote him for corruption fight alone he should start to look at other areas too:health,agric,road networks.....Dude seem only interested in corruption war

How did he appoint 400 aides in the first place

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seems u are a convinced somebody, I dey even pity you
Dey there, u go grow white hair.
Even ur V.C dey envy Unilorin... You are here trying to back ur poor weaknesses.
And how have you been suffering?
U call stable calender sufferness?
Very excellent ICT.
Tablets for her Freshers
Stable light in the school.
Very conducive structures and Lecture theaters.
Decency in mode of Dressing.
Electronic student I.D and lots more...
Are these what makes you sound so bitter?
May God help ur soul. If you see good something talk am fa D;
I cant advice my enemy to go dat ur school.
[/quote are.these all you've got? Am sure you know it's unfair to compare a "mere" university with the GREAT IFE...no one does it better than OAU

President Goodluck Jonathan and candidate
for the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) in
the Saturday Presidential election has won
majority votes in Bayelsa , his state .
However , the difference between registered
and accredited voters in the state showed
that 200 ,000 persons failed to participate in
the electoral process .
The results declared by the state ’ s Collation
Officer and Vice - Chancellor, University of
Port – Harcourt , Rivers State , Prof. Joseph
Ajienka, showed that Jonathan won in the
eight local government areas of the state .
A breakdown of the Presidential results so
far released showed that in Kolokuma/
Opokuma , PDP scored 20, 633 while APC
got 402 .
In Nembe , PDP, 60,950 , APC , 557; Ekeremor,
PDP 61,012 , APC 374 ; Yenagoa , PDP 45 ,439 ,
APC 462 .
Also , Jonathan polled 50 ,754 in Ogbia, his
local government area while Buhari was
said to have scored only 214 votes .
Statistics revealed that many registered
voters in some local government areas did
not participate in the elections.
For instance out of the 133 ,442 registered
voters in Yenagoa Local Government Area,
only 51,577 showed up for accreditation .
The situations were the same in Kolokuma-
Opokuma , Nembe , Ekeremor and Ogbia
where 13,785 , 29 ,238, 14,451 and 13 ,389
persons respectively refused to participate
in the exercise.
Results of three remaining local government
areas were still being expected .
The results were announced after so much
delay attributed to the terrains of the state
by the Resident Electoral Commissioner
( REC ) , Mr Baritor Kpagih .

@ Karo_Orovboni
2m
Anambra presidential final results: APC:17,926
PDP: 660,762 At the magic of 2011, GEJ got
1,145,169 votes from Anambra

" @pmnewsnigeria : Oro Offong Oroko LGA,
Akwa Ibom State Presidential Election PDP
3,707 APC 3,418........seems the results are coming out afterall

Final figure KATSINA: APC1,345,441=
92.826% PDP 98937= 6.825% Senate 100%,
Reps. 100%

Final figure KATSINA: APC1,345,441=
92.826% PDP 98937= 6.825% Senate 100%,
Reps. 100%

APC has won Ondo State
Total Votes by Party:
PDP - 179,460
48%
APC - 192,260
52%

themano:

APC wont win lagos by more than 52%, if they even win.
Ogun PDP got 38% as against the 30% you gave them.
Osun APC win was not up to 70%. Rechecking..
PDP WILL WIN ondo state . Watch this space...
Oyo you are on point so far..

APC ALREADY WON THE.THREE SENATORIAL SEATS AND SEVEN OUTTA NINE HOR's IN ONDO.GMB IS LEADING WITH OVER 52k votes.mind you I am a reporter for one of the local radio stations in ondo
Mimiko was defeated in his own PU yesterday

Aniocha South, Delta State
PDP – 20, 181
APC – 937
Ika North-East, Delta State
PDP – 53, 754
APC – 761
Oshimili North, Delta State
PDP – 16, 055
APC – 759

ENUGU
Results trickling in from Enugu showed that PDP
won 21,700 votes in Ezeagu Local Government Area
as against APC’s 407 in the presidential election.
In Isiuzo, PDP polled 21,225 while APC secured 239
votes. In Aninri, PDP scored 22,660 as against the 178
scored by the APC
In Udi, home of Governor Sullivan Chime, PDP
polled 31,354 while APC polled 1020. As gotten from vanguardngr site

APC has
2Senatorial seats-OndoNorth&Ondo Central
in the bags.Also has 6/7 HoR
declared.Remaining 2 unsure"

this is the result from my LOCAL
GOVERNMENT AREA (OWO) in ondo state.
APC 25066, PDP, 14335. leaving INEC office
now. r

I will advise nairalanders to open respective state's thread for prompt and proper reportage in order to avoid overcrowding of thread.the mods can as well do this for us......LAGOS STATE ELECTION UPDATE,ANAMBRA ELECTION UPDATE.............KADUNA ELECTION UPDATE

PHgirl:
These OAU students, sha. Stubborn without being reasonable.

am not surprised,portharcourt girls have dead brain cells

In a frantic move by the federal government to disenfranchise eligible student voters from participating in the forthcoming general elections thus allowing schools to be in session has been seen as an act capable of portraying the PDP led government as being too "afraid to fail".why must they give us breaks for the most trivial issues and when it matters most,they won't? The last time I checked,we are the youths of this country and should have a say in deciding who leads us.

Is the president afraid that the Nigerian students might vote against him,if he is,what about students who will vote for him,what about those students and lecturers that will be working as INEC ad-hoc staffs? whatever must have informed the ministry of education's announcement to open schools during elections should serve as a pointer to the defence of Nigerians that the elections need not be postponed.

If INEC said they have given out 42.8m PVC's and the FG feels they should shift the poll by six wks so that more cards can be distributed,why then,are they preventing some(major) from voting.
Allowing them on campus alone constitutes a grave security risk hence,their parents are their best security for safety.

WE DESERVE TO BE HEARD,WE MUST VOTE....LET'S SUPPORT THIS CAUSE




A concerned GREATIFE student writes from OAUIFE

Now that's .it progressive at all.....not in the least is it

I can't still believe this.
#APCPresidentialDebate cancelled because
two Presidential Aspirants can't stand a
debate with three others!

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CC: Dygeasy


1. TOSYNE2MUCH

2. JARIZOID


4.SUNEBANTY

assfreak:


The better part of you went down your father's leg, you son of a dirty LovePeddler. You told the truth by indirectly saying that my IQ is low abi? Na thunder go fire you and your mother's smelling yansh. Ediot.

Oh IQ! that means you were touched,sorry for that but it won't still take away your idiocy and hey.....am sure that's what your mum does,seems your little brain can only reason along the prostitution line.....WITH ALL THESE MORONIC POSTS ,GEJ NEEDS TO WORK HARDER TO IMPROVE OUR LITERACY LEVEL,don't forget to tell your mum biz thrives in portharcourt

assfreak:


E be like sey 4 evil spirits dey play table tennis doubles on top of your useless head abi? You dey craze? I abuse anybody for here? See, guy, next time you wan mention me, no try insult me. I stated my point, if you don't like it, make corrections politely and leave. You don't mean anything to me and we are not winning a prize for this argument. Nobody is even sure of the exact thing that would happen should MTN and others leave. Keep your side if you can't tolerate people, or maybe you think your grandfather owns this forum.

NO MATA HOW HARD YOU TRY HIDING IT THE BASTARDY SIDE OF Y
OU WILL ALWAYS REVEAL ITSELF.YOUR LITTLE PROBLEM HERE IS COMPREHENSION,OR WHEN HAS THE TRUTH BECOME INSULT? And hey......it's only a nincompoop that attacks someone Else's GRANDPARENT....WITH ALL THESE,ALLOW ME TO ADVISE YOU TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL FOR PROPER ORIENTATION

With all sincerity and respect I still respect an average Ghanian than a south African reason being that they are damn in charge of their own economy as against a white controlled and dominated SA ECONOMY...,meanwhile,in Nigeria,we won't allow a bastard to.define our inheritance for us

Am even thinking FG should severe ties completely with all AFRICAN COUNTRIES...maybe,just maybe they will all wise up

vdGeist:
wow, i didn't know that Nigerians Love their corrupt leaders this much, no wonder they continue to FCK ya'll in your azzes.

Surely Nigeria will forever remain a shithole, a country full senseless citizens.

Enjoy hell losers ... c' yall

WE ARE GOOD BEEN IN A SHITHOLE THAN IN A XENOPHOBIC,MODERN AND DIGITAL APARTHEID RAVAGED NATION FULL OF DEVELOPED ALIENS AND POO NATIVES......JUST IMAGINE HOW THE GODDAMMNED COUNTRY WELCOMED WHITES INVOLVEMENT IN MANDELA's BURIAL PROCEEDINGS AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR FELLOW BLACKS.......STUPID WANNABES...........OH MY GOD ....I LOVE NIGERIA BECAUSE #Nigeria till I die

assfreak:


You should receive your own e-slap. Do you know how many employees work for these companies from MTN to multi choice.

Instead of calming yourself down to grasp the whole situation, you are here blabbing about percentage BS.

It would affect both countries but then in Africa alone, There are 15+ South African companies on the list of Africa's top 20 companies. MTN is 4th on that list. Nigeria rakes in the largest percentage of profit for them in Africa but MTN serves beyond Africa. As at 2007, they were active in 22 countries including Afghanistan.

You think there would be ready jobs for those that would lose their jobs?

you as a local investor ,you buy off MTN's asset in NIGERIA......Am sure you will lay off the workers for you to start operation as a one-man mopol.?.......SOMETIMES ,I WONDER WHY SEUN DOES NOT SCREEN ENTRIES WITH PROPER IQ QUESTIONS

Election season is here......perceived political enemies?a common trend in NIGERIA.....since when has the alpha jets stopped working that we now have to resort to using that of an individual ?ORITSEJAFOR is a known ally of Mr president,what does that tell you? OBASANJO may be right after all (1000 snipers) WATCH OUT!!!

As a mark of the growing influence of the non-oil
sector in the country’s export business, more
products are leaving the shores of Nigeria to
destinations abroad, MAUREEN AZUH writes
In line with the Federal Government’s efforts at
diversifying the economy, the Nigerian Export
Promotion Council said 11 more products had been
added to the non-oil products that the country
exported to the global market between 2013 and
now.
The new products, according to the NEPC, are
educational books, robusta coffee, double folded
dust sheets, ice making machine, mica muscovite
and leather furniture.
Others are high density polyethylene, aluminium
ingots, reduced iron and iron pellets, garments and
yam.
The primary markets and destinations for the
products are Sierra Leone, Spain, the United
Kingdom, Ghana, India, Republic of Benin, Japan,
Bulgaria and the United States, while high density
polyethylene is exported to the Economic
Community of West African States member
countries.
The NEPC said there was a steady growth in the
non-oil exports, with a value of $2.97bn in 2013,
accounting for 15.9 per cent increase over 2012,
with a value of $2.56bn .
“We have about 11 new products, which we
introduced from 2013 to various new markets in
Africa and the world; these are products that give
Nigeria competitive advantage; it is a very
interesting development for the country,” the
Executive Director, NEPC, Mr. Olusegun
Awolowo, told our correspondent.
He added that the country’s exports were no
longer limited to the traditional markets of
Europe, especially the United Kingdom.
According to statistics by Cobalt International,
other non-oil products that were exported from
the country to other parts of the world in 2013
comprised cocoa and cocoa preparations, sheep
and goat skins, sesame seeds, aluminium articles,
rubber, tobacco products, cotton, yarns and woven
fabrics, copper, cashew nuts, prawns, shrimp as
well as fish.
The NEPC said at a recent workshop that the
country’s participation in international trade fairs
and exhibitions every year had contributed largely
in exposing local companies to the international
market and opened up new opportunities for
foreign exchange.
It stated, “In the year 2013, 13 of such outings were
spearheaded by the council. A total number of 126
companies, mainly Small and Medium Enterprises,
benefited. On-the-spot sales and orders generated
by these companies amounted to $627,108.23 and
$3,716,920.51, respectively.
“Executed order as of the end of February 2014
that was reported to NEPC was $763,247.85. It is
also on recorded that made-in-Nigeria products,
especially in the West African sub-region market,
elicited great demand.”
Awolowo said despite challenges in agricultural
yield and the security issues in the northern part of
the country, there were strong indications that the
value of non-oil exports at the end of 2014 would
be higher than the previous year’s.
“This is the second quarter, the year can be better
and we feel we can do better with a little above the
result we have in 2013,” he added.
Awolowo noted that the rebased Gross Domestic
Product of the country had increased the
confidence of other countries in the Nigerian
economy.
“On the industry, there is an effect of the rebased
GDP and we are using that as a wake-up call that
we must export more. We must keep up with the
Nigerian Industrial Revolution Policy by showing
that we export processed goods so that we can add
value and create jobs. It is a positive thing for
Nigeria and we have the population to back it up,”
he added.
Awolowo, however, expressed fears that the
Export Expansion Grant might affect the
performance of local manufacturers and
consequently the export figure.
The Director-General, Lagos Chamber of
Commerce and Industry, Mr. Muda Yusuf, also
said that with the productivity challenges plaguing
the country, it would be difficult for the non-oil
sector to make significant impact on the economy
despite its growth rate.
He said, “The economy has very serious
productivity challenges and as long as we have
these problems, especially by enterprises and those
that are in the real sector of the economy, it is
difficult to make any significant impact in the
non-oil sector.
“Currently, the bulk of what we export is primary
products and that cannot give us much value as an
economy. When you export something on which
you have added value but because of productivity
challenges, it is difficult to produce anything
competitively; therefore, we are not making the
kind of mark we should make in the non-oil
export sector.
“Even within the oil sector, we are not supposed to
be exporting just crude oil; that is a problem for
Nigeria as an oil producing country.”
According to Yusuf, as long as the productivity
level remains low, the country cannot be
competitive. He added that lack of basic
infrastructure, high production costs, bureaucracy
and high cost of funds remained major problems
for the non-oil export.
He said, “How can we produce for export with
those conditions, or with a manufacturer using
diesel in his factory? We need to address
productivity issues in the real sector, and then, the
government should be more serious in creating
value addition even in the oil sector.
“It is bad that we are still exporting crude and
importing refined products when we should be
exporting refined and petrochemical products
from our plants where we will make more money
than crude oil itself.”
The President, Nigerian Association of Chambers
of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture,
Alhaji Mohammed Abubakar, also said there was a
need for the country to align with global trend to
enhance its competitiveness by re-focusing and re-
strategising on productivity.
“To achieve this feat of boosting non-oil exports
in the country, with a view to making the sector
vibrant and competitive in terms of exportable
products and revenue generation, the government
must be ready to demonstrate the political will by
ensuring the provision of the desired enabling
environment, including, of course, adequate
infrastructure and incentives to encourage the
production of quality goods and services in
Nigeria,” he said. http://www.punchng.com/business/financial-punch/nigeria-adds-11-non-oil-products-to-export-list/