Youpele52:
He's just 34. Our leaders will only appoint you if you're beyond 50.

utytill:
Congrats bro but thou shall not dasukilise

actoor:
I think he's from Ogbomosho. The eyes #TeamOgbomoshoWeed

investigator007:

http://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-REB-34668
Another Nigerian making us proud.

Teeboy22:



amugbo

Millerz:
what a handsome man.

actoor:

Your head dey there

ib2015:

Who said I was igbo? You can stand for your achievments all you can but let me state this clearly, that guy has never tasted ewedu soup before. Not arguing with you, just saying what I see. There is nothing Nigerian about that guy, except the name.

namdo:
next, in 2019 he would be a nigerian, finance minister or governor CBN (but if he fails, we brand him). Lesson: we as nigerians need overhaul in our attitudes and perceptions. OBJ pls look for him sharp sharp for 2023 finance minister or VP or P. he might function from america afterall internet and video conferencing dey. I dey 'jokeooo'. Nigerians are not generally dumb just that we are poorly managed by our leaders.

emmzard:
That guy resemble one kind black american

topazjosh:
Adewale adetimehin :rapper ,adewale agbaje akinnuoye,hollywood actor,adewale adeyemo special adviser to us president. Was with dem wale?

dayo23:
we dey here sir! He is omo oduduwa, a typical yoruba. We represent positively anywhere we are.

Phonon:
He is an American with a Nigerian name. In such a position,he is expected to have unquestionable loyalty to the U.S. Government.

xp17:
He's not a Nigerian.

To get this position, you need a top secret clearance, meaning you have to denounce other citizenship(s) and pledge your allegiance to the flag and constitution of the united states only.

You can't even have a non American spouse to start with

ynkthomas:


He is an American with a Nigerian name. There are many ( second, third and fourth generation) that do not have anything to do with Nigeria apart from the fact that their parents are originally from Nigeria.

Some have never been to Nigeria in their entire life and don't want anything to with Nigeria.

We should stop deceiving ourselves about these 'Nigerians' because they are not.

ynkthomas:


He is an American with a Nigerian name. There are many ( second, third and fourth generation) that do not have anything to do with Nigeria apart from the fact that their parents are originally from Nigeria.

itstpia8:


so far, there are only second or third generation Nigerians in the US. I dont know where you're seeing a fourth generation.

Nigerians were not present in large numbers in the US prior to the late 1960s and earlier 1970s.

I opened a thread about this, let me look for it.

itstpia8:


or a non American mother, either one or both.