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5. Mrs Ikeme Dumebi Kachikwu Mrs Ikeme is the wife of Dumebi Kachikwu, the Winner of the ADC's Presidential Primaries and the Presidential Primaries Flag bearer of the ADC in the forthcoming Elections Work; JUSTICE F.O KACHIKWU UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE LTD Business Address: NO. 9 VANNERN CRESCENT MAITAMA City: ABUJA Works as a Director in the JUSTICE F.O KACHIKWU UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE LTD. Posittion Held: Director Lalasticlala Like for Ikeme Kachikwu
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4. Hajiya Salamatu Kwankwaso. Little or no Information exists on the Internet about the wife NNPP's presidential flag bearer. Lalasticlala Like for Hajiya Salamatu
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3. MRS. MARGARET PETER OBI Meet Peter Obi's Wife Formerly Margaret Brownson Usen Aka Margaret Obi. She got married to peter Obi in 1992. Margaret is the brain behind her husband’s National Gender Affirmative Action which encouraged at least fifty per cent slots to women under Obi’s administration. Margaret is known for her humility despite her intelligence which she kept hidden while working intensively and inconspicuously to garner support for her husband’s administration. She is also known for her fierce devotion to women empowerment and child protection activities. She facilitated the distribution of equipment grants to women cooperatives that are engaged in dry season farming. Thus, promoting their access to factors of production and enhancing their capacity to support their families. She also facilitated the establishment of Family Courts in the state’s Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development (MWAPD) to deal with issues of child abuse and violation of women’s rights especially widows’ right to inheritance. Lalasticlala Like for Margaret Obi.
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2. Amina Titilayo Atiku Abubakar Amina Titilayo Atiku-Abubakar is one of the wives of former vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar. She is an advocate of women and child rights, the founder of Women Trafficking and Child Labour Eradication Foundation (WOTCLEF) and the initiator of the private bill that led to the establishment of National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). Second Lady of Nigeria In role May 29, 1999 – May 29, 2007 Personal details; Born; Amina Titilayo Albert June 6, 1949 Osun State Spouse(s); Atiku Abubakar (Married 1971 till date) Alma mater; Kaduna Polytechnic. Awards 1. Annual Nigerian Women's Award (2002) 2. D'linga Award (2010) Publications Amina Titi Abubakar is the author of a number of publications including: 1. Educating the Nigerian Child. 2. Empower Law to Fight Child Slavery. 3. Let Us Celebrate Humanity: A collected speeches on women's right and human trafficking. Lalasticlala Like for Remi Tinubu
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After results of most political party's primaries have been announced, These are the wife's of the Winners of the Presidential Primaries and possible candidates of the Office of the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Nairalanders who's your pick. 1. Oluremi Tinubu Oluremi Tinubu (born 21 September 1960) from Ogun State, Nigeria, is the former first lady of Lagos State and currently a senator representing Lagos Central Senatorial District at the Nigerian National Assembly. She is a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) political party. Nigerian Senator; Incumbent Assumed office; May 2011 Constituency; Lagos Central Personal details Born; 21 September 1960 (age 61) Political party; All Progressives Congress (APC) Spouse(s); Bola Tinubu Education; WASSCE, PGD, B.S. in Education, National Certificate of Education in Botany and Zoology. Alma mater; University of Ife Adeyemi College of Education Occupation; Pastor/Politician Awards Pastor Oluremi Tinubu won several awards and received several honors, the awards and honors she received are: 1. National award of the Officer of the Order of the Niger [OON], 2. Member, Board of Trustees of Kings’ University, Ode-Omu; 3. Ghana Noble International Award for Leadership (2004), 4. Gambian Diamond Award for Immense Contribution to the Emancipation of People from Poverty (2005) Like for Remi Tinubu
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GardenOfGod:This man... |
![]() GardenOfGod:I'm from Akwaibom State. Biko I'm not bobo o ![]() |
It always depends on your View of Nigeria. Of course Nigerians all live in separate States. Most Capital cities do have a fine Road Network. I can vouch for 1. Uyo (Akwaibom State) 2. Abuja's Metro Areas. 3. Lagos Metro Area's. 4. Some Developed Part of Kaduna City South East I can't vouch for them Except for a few tho. (I've been to these places and I'm not discriminating against a tribe/region here. You won't expect them to drive these luxury cars to the interior part of their Residential States. Often times they'd just cruise it out for Paparazzi or Important Events. |
Gbese... Trouble de sleep yanga go wake am |
Ebubu:Comrade you like violence o |
AfahaAbia:Final obongowo |
excel101:To think of it he's also suffering too. If not him his family members are affected too |
But they couldn't capture The Attacker's involved in the OWO massacre. |
APC should just get this their Primaries done with. Did they declare Lawan to see the reaction of the citizen's? Aren't they confident in all their Aspirants? Suchan insecure Party... [quote author= post=113555362]More[/quote]More what? More what? I wonder how you turned out from being a Buhari Faithful to being a Tinubu Faithful. You supported this government that is making Nigerians suffer and now you're supporting another evil. Asif you're not suffering too or your family members are not affected or your village... Bcus of small 5k data So you were amongst those Tinubu planted in Buhari's camp wit 5k data |
Omor Deputy Governors have minds o. You know you're a running mate and can be removed/sacked anytime. Instead of you to remain loyal and chop your money. You decamped Biko no quote again What else do they do other than chop money... What do Deputy Governor's do anywhere. Just Glorified House Boys Like this one wey Buhari send make e go buy Ice Cream ��
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adioolayi:Wehdone o oga.... Kingsnairaland:Viagra ni ![]() Ballzproblemm:B for Ball ![]() Citadell:K for Kettle Plounopui:Ok asin Okrika Omicron007:.com ![]() |
Money spent on this ground today will and would have been enough to settle ASUU |
xaggar:How're you |
AZControversial:Won't that result to still nursing the hurting feeling of the offender? |
xaggar:Am I still your fantasy girl abi I don wake up from sleep? ![]() |
AZControversial:Absolutely.... |
Brooktrader:God Bless you for this... |
joey150:But it's well |
Nice gestures |
I just wonder sometimes, What happens to those who committed fornication but still have a blissful marriage..... ( By this I mean with kids) Yet some remained celibate but struggle is marriage especially in some cases of reproducing. Are these questions we can't argue? |
David Always Controversial and too real. No fake life and all that. Jehu A no nonsense Man. And well of course Jesus Christ He's all in one. |
Forgiving is not the thing. Teach them how to forget too. Because if we indeed forgive. We will Forget the scars too. That's way more better |
nighter:Well I may disagree. Most southern (Niger delta) tribes don't fry their Oil. In rice or Egusi. We just add it to the Food. It produces the same result tho I think the taste may vary. |
I can clearly recall that was 2013 yes I bought suya of #1k in Kaduna (Zaria suya spot) to be precise. The mai suya there was asking me if I was sure I could finish it ![]() |
Alright guys. Most times I do see Nigerians in Illinois. It's a normal thing. Especially the Yoruba's. And then I rarely do hear their conversations. Cus they mostly speak Yoruba. So just last Thursday, met a couple in the park speaking my Native (Ibibio) dialect. Well I felt I let an unconscious smile and next thing I walked up to them and we had a very wonderful conversation. I got invited for Dinner. It felt so good that evening to actually get that connection feeling. PS; I know lots of Akwaibomites live in Chicago, but you'll rarely hear them use Ibibio in conversations outside their homes. So have you got any experiences? Maybe not outside Nigeria. It could be within the country and in a different tribe. Justwise Lalasticlala Mynd44 |

