₦airaland Forum

Masterclass32:
But this guy has lived there nearly all his life. He is a citizen there joor.

They've got to ammend the constitution.

Blowing hot air unnecessarily.

HoLEEsinner:
Hmmmm, interesting, I'm following. Witch hunt or justice?

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Ali Bongo Ondimba

Indications have emerged that the President of Gabon, Ali Bongo Ondimba is a Nigerian of the ethnic Igbo stock. It is said that he was adopted during the Biafran war by his father, Omar Bongo who handed over to him as President.

This development may soon be confirmed as a court in western France on Thursday allowed a family member of Omar Bongo to view the birth certificate of Ali Bongo following accusations that he lied about his country of origin.

The Gabonese constitution demands that one must be born Gabonese to serve as the head of state, but French investigative journalist, Pierre Pean alleged in a recent book that the President was actually a Nigerian and was adopted during the Biafran war in the late 1960s.

The court in Nantes allowed 25-year-old Onaida Maisha Bongo Ondimba, a daughter of former president Omar Bongo, to view the documents in full, which her lawyer, Eric Moutet hailed the decision as “enormous”, though “diplomatically complex”.

Ali Bongo is the only one of ex-president Omar Bongo’s 54 declared heirs not to have produced the identification documents. He claims he was born in Brazzaville in 1959, former capital of French Equatorial Africa.

The Nantes civil registration centre is responsible for all birth certificates of people born in French Equatorial Africa up to 1960, when the former colonial countries in the region gained independence to become Gabon, Congo, Chad and the Central African Republic.

Kazrem:
I thought midolian suppose to be an Alfa. Lol

agarawu23:

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Aminat508:

Ama80:
indeed!

agarawu23:
alfa sule, I wasnt expecting you here

Ama80:
hmmmmm

Justice Fabiyi is the infamous judge of the Court of Appeal who in 2007 read the lead judgement of that court proclaiming the election of Umaru Yar’adua to have been “free and fair” and in conformity with the electoral rules.  He was elevated to the Supreme Court after giving that judgement, but Yar’Adua himself subsequently admitted that the election had been massively rigged.

Justice John Fabiyi who on Thursday temporarily halted the corruption trial of Nigeria’s Senate president Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) retires in two weeks, according to sources at the Supreme Court.


By law, Justice Fabiyi is required to mandatorily retire from the judiciary on November 25 when he turns 70.  He was born on November 25 1945
 
Justice Fabiyi today led four other judges who gave an order to halt the trial of Saraki pending the determination of the Senate President’s appeal before the court.  Saraki is seeking an order halting his trial for falsely declaring his assets.

The Senate President has done everything possible to halt his arraignment on 13 counts of false declaration of assets, using various maneuvers in an effort to get judges of different courts in Nigeria to stop his trial.

[b]A source told SaharaReporters that prior to today’s ruling, Toyin Sanusi, one of his aides, drove a Black Toyota Corolla car, license plate YAB 595 KZ, to a meeting several times with the Supreme Court registrar at No. 17, Mandela Street in Asokoro, Abuja.  It was in the  house that Saraki’s agents reportedly met some justices. 

Saraki intensified his plot to stop the CCT trial when officers of the Economic and Financial Crimes commission (EFCC) went last week to see a lawyer with a letter and two cheques that prove he bought a property through a proxy, Tunde Morankinyo, and didn’t declare it.  The EFCC has invited that lawyer to their office tomorrow. 

The property in question, Plot 37A Glover Street, Ikoyi, was paid for with cheques for N309Million and N15.45Million respectively.  The house, which has six luxury flats, was bought in 2008.  When the EFCC officer confronted Morakinyo with evidence of the cheques, he reportedly buckled under the pressure, sending Saraki into panic mode.[/b]
 
Justice Fabiyi is the infamous judge of the Court of Appeal who in 2007 read the lead judgement of that court proclaiming the election of Umaru Yar’adua to have been “free and fair” and in conformity with the electoral rules.  He was elevated to the Supreme Court after giving that judgement, but Yar’Adua himself subsequently admitted that the election had been massively rigged.

ichidodo:
[color=#1986BC]President Buhari should go and die.. [/color]

20pounds:
I hope they perform.

Chibuike Amaechi - Minister for Transportation

Amina Muhammed - Minister for Environment

Hadi Sirika - Minister of State and Aviation

Raji Fashola - Minister of power, works & housing

Kayode Fayemi - Minister of Solid Minerals

Solomon Dalung - Minister of youths and Sports

Lai Muhammed - Minister of Information

Chris Ngige - Minister of Labour and Employment

Muhammed Bello - FcT Minister

Finance Minister - Kemi Adeosun

Abubakar Malami - Minister of Justice

Mansur Maman Dan Ali - Minister of Defence

Abdulrahaman Danbazau - Minister of Interior

Udoma Udo Udoma - Minister for Budget and National planning

Isaac Adewole - Minister of Health

Pastor Usani Uguru - Minister of Niger Delta

Anthony Anwuka - Minister of State , Education

Zainab Shamsuna Ahmed - Minister of state Budget and National Planning

Adebayo shittu - Minister of Communication

Aisha Jumai Al-Hassan - Minister of women affairs

Aisha Abubakar - Minister of State, Trade, industry and investment

James ocholi - Minister of state, Labour and Employment

Geoffrey Onyeama - Minister of foreign Affairs

Okechukwu Enelemah - Minister of trade and Investment

Osagie Ehanire - Minister of State, Health

Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu - Minister of State, petroleum

President Muhammadu Buhari - Petroleum Minister

Okechukwu Enyinah Enelamah - Minister of Trade Industry and Investment

Heineken Lokpobiri - Minister of state, Agriculture

modath:
Da fuq is dalong wearing?


Midolian, Howdy. .. where have you been, the agitators scared you away ni?

NgeneUkwenu:
Their Portfolios

There will be no minister of power in the cabinet inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday, TheCable understands.

Although Louis Edozien, former executive director of Niger Delta Power Holding Company, was named as the permanent secretary of power on Tuesday, he may turn out to be the most senior officer in the ministry.

A special adviser on power, who will co-ordinate the sector, is expected to be named by Buhari.

TheCable was informed that because of the conclusion of the privatisation of the power entities, there is no need to have a ministry of power any longer.

“After the generating and distribution companies have all been privatised, the only company left is the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN),” a presidential told TheCable.

“What the government will do now is the regulation of the market. All the agencies to do that are in place. The National Electricity Regulatory Commission will play in key role in that. You also have the Nigeria Electricity Management Services Authority (NEMSA).”

The power sector reform embarked upon by former President Olusegun Obasanjo in 2005 led to the unbundling of PHCN into  18 successor companies: six generation companies and 11 distribution companies.

The privatisation was concluded by President Goodluck Jonathan in 2013.

TCN is managed under contract by Manitoba, a Canadian company.

https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-buhari-scraps-ministry-power

NupeZalla:
oga midolian kube lazhin

MichaelSokoto:
u toooooooo?

Bookin space ontop Ozaoekpe d 5min man thread?
Kai!
Laila illah lahu!

President Muhammadu Buhari has announced the names of the new Permanent Secretaries for the Federal Government. His announcement was made through his spokesman, Femi Adesina, through a press released obtained by SaharaReporters moments ago.

The total number of new appointees is 54, including 18 placed in the Federal Civil Service. The statement noted that their appointment takes immediate effect.

The press release and names of appointees can be read below:

 

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT BUHARI APPROVES APPOINTMENT OF NEW FEDERAL PERMANENT SECRETARIES AND  DEPLOYMENT OF PERMANENT SECRETARIES

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of the following as Permanent Secretaries in the Federal Civil Service:

1. Mrs. Ayotunde Adesugba

2. Alhaji Mahmoud Isa-Dutse

3. Mr. Taiwo Abidogun

4. Dr. Bukar Hassan

5. Mrs. Wakama Belema Asifieka

6. Mr. Jalal Ahmad Arabi

7. Mr. Sabiu Zakari

8. Mrs. Obiageli Phyllis Nwokedi

9. Mr. Aminu Nabegu

10. Mr. Bamgbose Olukunle Oladele

11. Mr. Alo Williams Nwankwo

12. Dr. Shehu Ahmed

13. Mr. Ogbonnaya Innocent Kalu

14. Mrs. Nuratu Jimoh Batagarawa

15. Mr. Christian Chinyeaka Ohaa

16. Mr. Bassey Apkanyung

17. Mr. Louis Edozien

18. Dr. Ugo Roy

President Buhari has also approved the deployment of Federal Permanent Secretaries as follows:

1. Dr. Shehu Ahmad-Fed. Min. of Agric & Rural Development

2. Arch Sunday Echono-Fed. Min. of Communications

3. Alh. Sabiu Zakari-Fed. Min. of Transportation

4. Mrs. Ayotunde Adesugba-Fed. Min. of Information & Culture

5. Amb. Danjuma Sheni-Fed. Min. of Defence

6. Dr. Shade Yemi-Esan-Fed. Min. of Education

7. Mrs. Fatima Mede-Budget & National Planning

8. Alh. Mahmoud Isa Dutse-Fed. Min. of Finance

9. Amb. Bulus Lolo-Fed. Min of Foreign Affairs

10. Dr. Amina Shamaki-Fed. Min. of Health

11. Mr. Aliyu Bisalla-Fed. Min. of Industry, Trade & Investment

12. Mr. Bassey Akpanyung-Fed. Min. of Internal Affairs

13. Mr. Taiwo Abidogun-Fed. Ministry of Justice

14. Dr. Habiba Lawal-Fed. Min. of Science & Tech.

15. Dr. Clement Illoh-Fed. Min. of Labour & Productivity

16. Dr. Jamila Shu'ara-Fed. Min of Petroleum Resources

17. Mrs. Binta Bello-Fed. Min of Women Affairs

18. Dr. Babatope Ajakaiye-Federal Capital Territory

19. Mrs. Rabi Jimeta-Fed. Min. of Water Resources

20. Dr. Bukar Hassan-Fed. Min of Environment

21. Mrs. Wakama B. Asifieka-Fed. Min. of Niger Delta Affairs

22. Mr. Istifanus Fuktur-Fed. Min. of Solid Minerals

23. Mr. Christian Ohaa -Fed. Min of Youth & Sports

24. Engr. A.G. Magaji-Fed. Min. of Works & Housing

25. Mr. Louis Edozien-Fed. Min. of Power

26. Mr. Jalal Arabi-State House

27. Mr. Mohammed Bukar-General Services Office, OSGF

28. Mr. Abbas Mohammed-Ecological Fund Office, OSGF

29. Dr. Ugo Roy-Council Secretariat

30. Mr. Aminu Nabegu-Special Services Office, OSGF

31. Amb. Bamgbose Akindele-Political Affairs Office, OSGF

32. Mr. Alo Williams Nwankwo-Economic Affairs Office, OSGF

33. Mrs. Obiageli Nwokedi-Special Duties Office, OSGF

34. Mr. Innocent Ogbonnaya-Career Management Office, OHCSF

35. Mr. S.K.Y. Adelakun-Common Services Office, OHCSF

36. Mrs. N. Batagarawa-Service Policy & Strategies Office, OHCSF

The new appointments and deployments are with effect from today, November 10, 2015.

 

Femi Adesina

Special Adviser to the President

(Media & Publicity)

November 10, 2015

http://saharareporters.com/2015/11/10/president-buhari-names-new-federal-permanent-secretaries-and-their-portfolios lalasticlala!

agarawu23:
fixed

agarawu23:
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Come here and let's do touch your toe as usual