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PROFESSOR D.O. AIGBOMIAN; vice chancellor, Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma

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Prof. S.O. Uniamikogbo: deputy vice chancellor, AAU

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Prof. I.B. Igbinosa; deputy vice chancellor AAU

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Mr. L.I. Edopkayi: Registrar AAU

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@ deepzone: these are all Edo people, since you're not familiar with the look.

Some Ambrose Ali University (university of Ekpoma) Alumni

Sam Oboh: Canadian Architect and past president of Alberta Chapter of Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)


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Sam Oboh Appointed Chair

The Royal Architectural institute of Canada (RAIC) Alberta Chapter Executive board have elected Samuel Oboh,Architect, AAA; MRAIC (Edmonton Rep) as the new Chapter Chair for 2007. The RAIC Alberta Chapter, the first provincial chapter in Canada strives to make the architecture profession and voice of architects in Alberta much more effective and stronger. Sam Oboh noted that “the task ahead of the chapter may seem daunting but because we choose not to give in to despair, together we will achieve a lot.”

http://www.raicalberta.org/2007/03/22/sam-oboh-appointed-chair/

Barr. Ejaife Omizu Odebala: 2007 Delta State Commissioner for Project Monitoring


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As a career Lawyer and Politician of immense repute, he was given varying responsibilities in the Delta State House of Assembly which , includes two times Principal Officer (Chief' Whip) of the House between June 1999 - March 2000, and February, 2002 - June 2003.

He also served as Chairman and member of various committees in the House. Between 1999 -2003 and 2003 - 2007, he served as Chairman and member of the following committees:

House Committee on Business and Rules  Chairman
House Committee on Youth and Sport Member
House Committee on Legal and Judicial matters 
House Committee on Agriculture 
House Committee on Water and National Resources 
House Committee on Health 
House Committee on Ethics and Privileges 
House Committee on Environment/Niger Delta 
House Committee on Arts, Culture and Tourism 
House Committee on Women Affairs and Youth Development 
House Committee on Commerce and Industry 
House Committee on Housing, Lands, Survey and Urban Development
 
House Committee on Housing Services' 
House Committee on Energy

http://www.deltastate.gov.ng/projectmonitoringdirectorate2007.htm

DeepZone:
Roflmao

I don't know. When I saw the picture, I thought that it's MEND sending us message that they are graduating into sophisticated terrorists with good education since Edo state is also Niger Delta.

I'm seriously starting to understand some Nigerians' attitude about Nigeria.

The people in that picture don't look Nigerian in any way. Nigerians pride themselves on their appearance at social events, and I don't know of any graduation ceremony in Nigeria where the students will turn up in that kind of outfit. Wearing slippers and looking unkempt. For you and others to believe that photo is Nigerian, shows how out of touch a lot of people are, about the country.

Those people don't look Ijaw either. The lighter one could pass for some kind of Nigerian, but even then it would be a wild guess.

The MEND people do not look like that. If you're not familiar with the Ijaw look, check out that documentary Poison Fire. It gives a general idea though still not a comprehensive one.

Ekpoma people are also not like that. They tend to be on the lighter side, and have their own specific look most times. Not resembling the people in this photo in any manner.


na wa for Nigerians oh. The idea that anyone could post a picture like this in the belief that its Nigerian. <smh>. God wont grant some people's wishes for that country sha.

And many of the students at that university are actually from well to do homes. This was shocking, I wont lie.

Mpele:
I've always hinted that most of the illnesses that we're suffering from in South Africa are brought here by foreigners.
HIV/Aids might have came with African foreigners when the borders were opened in 1994.

ALL the diseases in South Africa were brought in by foreigners. Not most. ALL.

The ones you also brought back from Denmark are still there.



_{I never knew someone could actually be this daft. Doesnt speak well of the south African educational system. No wonder they have a serious shortage of skilled workers.}

QuotaSyste:
Why do you think he is not Yoruba? Because he is saying what most Yorubas can not dare say because of their connivance with your awusa people in milking the niger deltans dry of their oil and plunging nigeria as a whole into the misery it found itself today? For you he is sounding Igbo because he is in support of constituional review which to you and your illiterate awusa people is a nightmare.

Please go back to elementary school and learn there are other tribes besides Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo.

Stop relying on info obtained from the motor park.

If he tells you to abort his baby, tell him you've done so but go ahead and have the child.


However, consider your marriage as being on the rocks.


Tell his family members about it as well.

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