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List Of Heads Of Uniformed Agencies That Were Appointed By President Obasanjo https://www.nairaland.com/6575166/list-heads-uniformed-agencies-appointed#6575166.8 |
List Of Heads Of Uniformed Agencies That Were Appointed By President Obasanjo https://www.nairaland.com/6575166/list-heads-uniformed-agencies-appointed#6575166.8 |
In recent weeks there has been a campaign by some people who claim that President Olusegun Obasanjo was discriminatory in the appointment of heads of security and safety agencies during his tenure. They claim that he did not appoint people from certain geo-political zones, ethnic groups or religions to head security or safety agencies during his tenure. See previous threads here Why Attack Buhari, All IGP During Obasanjo Tenure Were All Yorubas History Of Chief Of Army Staff Appointments From 1999 Till Date Their claim that President Olusegun Obasanjo was discriminatory in the appointment of heads of security and safety agencies during his tenure is obviously false. I believe that those that are making these claims are trying to justify President Buhari's appointments. They usually select just one position and use that as an example (no president can appoint people from every state, zone, religion or ethnic group into just one position), but their claim that President Obasanjo was selective or discriminatory is false and this will be shown by the list below. I compiled a list of the people that President Obasanjo appointed to head such agencies, but I later deleted the list because I believe that people should be appointed based on merit rather than their state of origin, ethnicity or religion. However, these people have continued to make these false claims, so it's necessary to set the record straight. Here is the list. Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Ibrahim Ogohi (Kogi State, Muslim). General Alexander Ogomudia (Delta State, Christian) General Martin-Luther Agwai (Kaduna State, Christian) Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Victor Malu (Benue State, Christian) Lieutenant General Alexander Ogomudia (Delta State, Christian) Lieutenant General Martin-Luther Agwai (Kaduna State, Christian) Lieutenant General Andrew Owoeye Azazi (Bayelsa State, Christian) Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral Victor Ombu (Bayelsa State, Christian) Vice Admiral Samuel Afolayan (Kwara State, Christian) Vice Admiral Ganiyu Adekeye (Kwara State, Muslim) Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Isaac Alfa (Kogi State, Muslim) Air Marshal Jonah Wuyep (Plateau State, Christian) Air Marshal Paul Dike (Delta State, Christian) Inspector General of Police Musiliu Smith (Lagos State, Muslim) Tafa Balogun (Osun State, Muslim) Sunday Ehindero (Ondo State, Christian) Chief of Defence Intelligence Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi (Kogi State, Christian) Major General Abdulmalik Halidu-Giwa (Niger State, Muslim) Comptroller General of Customs Jacob Gyang Buba (Plateau State, Christian) Comptroller General of Immigration Lady Uzoamaka Nwizu (Imo State, Christian) Chukwurah Joseph Udeh (Delta State, Christian) Comptroller General of Prisons Abraham Akpe (Benue State, Christian) Okwara Uche Kalu (Imo State, Christian) (he was acting CG for a year) Olusola Adigun Ogundipe National Security Adviser Rtd Lieutenant General Aliyu Mohammed Gusau (Zamfara State, Muslim) Rtd Major General Abdullahi Sarki Mukhtar (Kano State, Muslim) Director General of the SSS Rtd Colonel Kayode Are (Ekiti State, Muslim) Director General of the NIA Ambassador Uche O. Okeke (Anambra State, Christian) Chairman NDLEA Iliya Lokadang (Plateau State, Christian) Bello Lafiaji (Katsina State, Muslim) Ahmadu Giade (Bauchi State, Muslim) Chairman EFCC Mallam Nuhu Ribadu (Adamawa State, Muslim) Commandant General of the NSCDC Dr Ade Abolurin (Ogun State, Christian) Corps Marshall of the FRSC Engr. Abba Kyari Wakilbe (Borno State, Muslim) Major General Haladu Hananiya (Adamawa State, Christian) Osita Chidoka (Anambra State, Christian) Controller General of the Federal Fire Service Fidelis Ogbogoh (Delta State, Christian) Pictures below: President Olusegun Obasanjo General Martin-Luther Agwai, General Andrew Azazi and Air Chief Marshal Paul Dike Mallam Nuhu Ribadu Lady Uzoamaka Nwizu
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Now I'm regretting. It seems that there's some kind of campaign to distort facts and claim that President Obasanjo was sectional in his appointment of heads of the uniformed services in order to justify President Buhari's appointments. There was a very similar thread a few weeks ago and after countering the nonsense on that thread, I wrote a list of the heads of all the uniformed services during Obasanjo's tenure and it was obvious that it cut across all sections of the country. I regret deleting that list, but I will compile it again. However, as I wrote earlier, I believe that there is a deliberate campaign to distort facts and claim that President Obasanjo was sectional in his appointment of heads of the uniformed services in order to justify President Buhari's appointments. It can't be a coincidence that this thing keeps popping up. This was the last attempt. Why Attack Buhari, All IGP During Obasanjo Tenure Were All Yorubas https://www.nairaland.com/6497586/why-attack-buhari-all-igp |
Sagtop:Your attempt to change the subject when you are caught lying will not work. I never said anything about Buhari appointing Christians. I am addressing your obvious lies that Obasanjo did not appoint southern Muslims or South-Westerners into his government or into his security positions because they did not vote for him. That is a lie and you know it. Sagtop: Sagtop: |
Sagtop:Sunday Afolayan, Ganiyu Adekeye, Musiliu Smith, Tafa Balogun!!! This is very funny. |
Sagtop:Like Musiliu Smith? |
naptu2:Anyway, people have the right to state their views, no matter how silly they are. |
A farm was handed over to a private company called Promasidor, the private company invested $5 million in reviving the farm. People were employed, equipment was bought, cows were brought in from Maiduguri and the US. This company makes some of the most popular milk brands in Nigeria (Cowbell and Loya Milk). Yet, a definition of ignorance says that the government spent $5 million to import cows from the US!! KAI! NAIRALAND! |
The detained students (on the right) and a screenshot of the incident (on the left).
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The school has now declared that today is "Abaya Day".
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Nigeria: 'Abaya' - Kano Varsity Apprehends 17 Male Students Over Harassment of Female Colleaguehttps://dailytrust.com/abaya-kano-varsity-apprehends-17-male-students-over-harassment-of-female-colleague https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9OVifiZiuI
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It's probably because they have the same melody. This is a video of the Ondo State Executive Council singing the Ondo State Anthem before their meeting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTV9Y2sgEUA |
May 23 The best part is that 6 of our Jersey cows are now delivering 150 litres of milk per day, compared to 50 litres from 40 indigenous cows. Tells me we will soon hit the 1,000 litre/day mark.https://twitter.com/AO1379/status/1396506592124837892
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May 23 Popped into Ikun Dairy Farm yesterday with my friends. Our cows have started calving. We now have two female calves, the second was born only yesterday.https://twitter.com/AO1379/status/1396505598460665857
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(Naptu2's comment. This caused a stir because one of the cows escaped and was wandering round the Murtala Muhammed Airport while workers tried to capture it). Apr 22 Update: 250 cows arrived this morning, for onward delivery to Ikun Dairy Farm Limited; a JV between @ekitistategov and @PromasidorGroup. We now have 300 jersey cows, and almost 500 in total. We moo-ve!https://twitter.com/AO1379/status/1385220828258840592
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Feb 9 Got 41 of c. 250 heifers in today, due to their weight (mostly pregnant) and available cargo space. Hope to get the other 200+ in very soon. Another tiny milestone hit.https://twitter.com/AO1379/status/1359140121749180417
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