₦airaland Forum

Ndlistic:
Barring any last minute change, President
Muhammadu Buhari may have picked from
across the States of the Federation,
including the Federal Capital Territory,
Nigerians who will serve as ministers in his
cabinet.


Recall that on September 30, President
Buhari sent to the Senate President Bukola
Saraki, the first batch of 21 ministerial
nominees.

Also, yesterday, the President sent the
names of the second batch of 16 nominees.
Meanwhile, at the time of this report, the
states where Ahmed Isa Ibeto (No. 19)
Abubakar Bawa (No 36.) and Aisha
Abubakar (No. 32) were nominated from
were yet to be known. Background checks
however show that both Ibeto and Bawa are
from Niger State.

When contacted, the Special Adviser on
Media and Publicity to President
Muhammadu Buhari, Mr. Femi Adesina said:
“The names of ministerial nominees, the
President has sent to the Senate for
screening, had no states of origin attached
to them. As soon as the President does that,
it will be made public.”

See the full list:

1. Chris Ngige – (Anambra)
2. Kayode Fayemi- (Ekiti)
3. Rotimi Amaechi – (Rivers)
4. Babatunde Fashola -(Lagos)
5. Abdulrahman Dambazau- (Kano)
6. Aisha Alhassan – (Taraba)
7. Ogbonaya Onu- (Ebonyi)
8. Kemi Adeosun – (Ogun)
9. Abubakar Malami – (Kebbi)
10. Sen Hadi Sirika – (Katsina)
11. Barr. Adebayo Shittu – (Oyo)
12. Suleiman Adam – (Jigawa)
13. Solomon Dalong – (Plateau)
14. Ibe Kachikwu – (Delta)
15. Osagie Ehanire – (Edo)
16. Audu Ogbeh – (Benue)
17. Udo Udo Udoma – (Akwa Ibom)
18. Lai Mohammed – (Kwara)
19. Ahmed Isa Ibeto – (unknown)
20. Amina Mohammed – (Gombe)
21. Ibrahim Usman Jibril – (Nasarawa)
22. Hajia Khadija Bukar Ibrahim- (Yobe)
23. Cladius Omoleye Daramola (Ondo)
24. Prof Anthony Onwuka (Imo)
25. Geoffrey Onyema (Enugu)
26. Dan Ali (Zamfara)
27. Barr James Ocholi (Kogi)
28. Zainab Ahmed (Kaduna)
29. Okechukwu Enelamah (Abia)
30. Muhammadu Bello (Adamawa)
31. Mustapha Baba Shehuri (Bornu)
32. Aisha Abubakar (unknown)
33. Heineken Lokpobiri (Bayelsa)
34. Adamu Adamu (Bauchi)
35. Isaac Adewole (Osun)
36. Abubakar Bawa Bwari (unknown)
37. Pastor Usani Uguru (Cross River)

Source : http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/see-full-list-of-buharis-ministerial-nominees/

kaakulator3:
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[s]Hahaha Ochanya i am the ugly daughter of a dirty yorubaboon prostitute too is talking. a Bast.rd has indomie stopped gushing out of my old useless mother's rotten t.o.to? im a stinky imbecilic p.i.glet like you. May amadioha destroy my that your rotten free for all t.o.to]

kaakulator3:
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[s]See this dirty village thing called funkiebully. thunder fire your mama oha-infested t.o.to dia. Bas.tard daughter of a village pro.s.ti.tute[/s]

MayorofLagos:
Isnt that similar to what happened in 67?

First Yoruba warned you to wait and not rush into secession without full preparation and readiness.

Your fathers said Yorubas are cowards, we will not wait, we are ready, we are prepared,

When you invaded Midwest, Yorubas warned you to respect the rights and territories of minorities and to stay in your territory.

Your fathers responded and said Yorubas are weak, noisemakers and Biafra is coming to occupy and save Yorubaland.

Yorubas told you we are not ready and prepared for secession, we will do so at our own time and with our own might, we dont need helpers.

Your fathers grew less patient and say Yorubas are nothing but noisemakers, cowards and marched on.

When Yoruba confronted your fathers at Ore and brought out the real "noisemakers", the real "cowards" turned their backs and fled back towafds Biafra.

There was a lesson Yorubas learnt during Fulani war. We pursued Fulani as they scampered out and abandoned their camps on the outskirts of Oyo, which they had planned to invade. Everytime they would attempt to recover we opened fire on their @ss and kept on the heat until we chased them completely across Jebba and they were on the other bank of the river. Yoruba did not hold down Ilorin, believing Fulani was gone.for good judging from the damage and.loss. That error is what led to Ilorin being an Emirate. We fell back once we chased them out of our land but they regrouped and entered back into Ilorin.

After we chased your fathers out of Ore....we did not scale back...we kept on the heat till you were completely defeated and surrendered to noisemakers, cowards from SW.

So yes, you are correct, we are noisemakers and cowards.

We have dared Fulani....if dem born their father well and they know and are sure that they can face Yoruba in a war....they should try nonsense and violate the limitations given by our elders.

Its not.only Fulani that will be dealt woth....it will be a prime opportunity.to.firmly deal with all irritants on our soil, Ibo included. We have the population to handle.it, we have the resource to sustain it and we have alliances to enforce political pressures.

Fulani and Ibo....we dare you both, try nonsense.

doublewisdom:
I didn't want to comment but your post don draw my leg come out.

sukkot:
[s]i appreciate your honesty as an enugu man speaking [/s]

agarawu23:
[s][/s] [s]orphan
Guys will start asking you out soon okay ? old mama @40 still single[/s]

agarawu23:
[s][/s][s]I know your types, that's why you are still single @ 40. Witch.

You need to sacrifice to your gods so that they can make you meet a suitor. B!tch I know you are an orphan who lacks home training as a result of not having a mum[/s]

agarawu23:
tribal witch I know you are one of them. Using that example doesn't mean anything unless to bigotry like you.

advocates:
[s]I stay up north as a Christian from Enugu, and it's a common knowledge that northerners are more considerate to others. Nevertheless, religion seems to be their major short coming, but beside that, they are a simple, down to earth people. I consider myself a Northerner having being given birth here.

Some good igbos can really be good if you are fortunate to find one, but not the idle ones from the stable of their caves who invade this forum as termites to create instability. Wonder where these ones come from. These are the greatest hindrance to peace and we must collectively stand to oppose. Nigeria will be great again[/s].

Thebachelor:
Sometime today I took a bike from Mararaba junction heading to Aso.
We've covered about 40% of the journey when I heard the "click click" sound of a broken chain. The okada guy stopped,inspected the bike and advised me to take another bike as his can't make the rest of the trip.

After a while, one okada guy came along,I waved him down and asked him to take me to my destination.
I informed him that I bargained 100 naira with the first dude so they should negotiate the price.
The first dude asked him to take 60naira and give him 40naira since he(new okada guy) will cover most of the distance.

The new okada guy just looked at the broken chain and said something in hausa which neither of us ](both of us were Christians and southerners) understood.

But from his gesticulation I deduced he was asking me to give the whole sum to the first okada rider.
I demonstrated to him to be sure of what he meant and he nodded in affirmation. I was puzzled at this act of kindness and generosity especially because it was geared towards a different religion and tribe.
Thereafter,the Hausa,muslim okada rider took me to my destination without charge.


I put this little story up here to make you tribal and religious bigots understand something; Nigeria is not one,that may be true. But the division is not across ethnic or religious lines.
The boundary is between the thieving elites] and the suffering commoners.
That's why an Akpabio will be supporting a Saraki.

So before you throw jabs at that man because of his religion and tribe,understand that he is also a victim of the situation.

#GodBlessNigeria.


Lalasticlala ...help me show this to them,thanks.

Ilekeh:
[size=18pt][b]I see the uneasiness of igbos on this thread.



Unlike you lots, Yorubas will not carry cutlass to a gun fight. [[/size]

CSTR2:
Who takes these ones serious?
Nigeria is their life-blood. The Yoruba race would be lost without Nigeria.

VirginFinder:
You are a deluded bastard!

Yorubas are not ibos who don't count the cost before doing anything.

We Yorubas are in Nigeria because we want to. So far so good for us.

The day we get tired, we pull out. And we wont fire one bullet!!

It's time for the OPC to be reawakened to address the Fulani menace. That's it.

A member of a neighbourhood watch, Ogundare Ekundayo, has shot himself dead while attempting to
scare away thieves from the Ebute-Meta area of Lagos State.

Demmzy15:
Are they Biafrans?!
Sh't!!
*runs out of thread*

louismane:
when will nigerians stop stereotyping every tribe, dis attitude is disgusting, and it makes me question d level of education and exposure commenters like u have..
well im yoruba and an apc supporter and i will not continue to see insulting comments about my race and tribe and kip quiet about it.. i guess its time to unfollow u.. derz no point following insensitive and shallow pple like u cos il only kip seeing insensitive posts like dis frm u..

chao...

DrGroove:
[s]Pls Akwaibom is not Igbo.no connection with igbo.the igbos don't even like akwaibom.yoruba people needs to learn about ethnic groups[/s].

warrior01:
Where do they even get all these useless governors from? Only in APC. From Aregberascal, to Oshiomole, to Rochas . God save his people

PDPwayoo:
[s]shame on you. Ur elder sister is above 40 years old and still single. You will follow that path for being foolishh.
STOP EXPORTING SINGLE (old cargo) LADIES TO DELTA, EDO, LAGOS. this are the major cities in Nigeria u people export single old cargo to. Formally it was kano and Maiduri you export ashawo; before boko haram started[/s].