Nigerian Leaders
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Chairman of the Federal Executive Council, and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces: Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (May 6 2010 – Present)
CURRENT GOVERNMENT – Key Ministers of the Federal Executive Council (Federal Cabinet)
Vice-President: Namadi Sambo
Agriculture and Water Resources: Prof. Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah
Aviation: Mrs. Fidelia Njeze
Commerce and Industry: Jibril Martins Kuye
Culture & Tourism: Abubakar Sadiq A. Mohammed
Defence: Adetokunbo Kayode
Education: Prof. (Mrs) Ruqayyatu A. Rufa’i
Environment: John Odeh Ogar
Federal Capital Territory: Bala Mohammed
Finance: Olusegun Olutoyin Aganga
Foreign Affairs: Henry Odein Ajumogobia
Health: Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu
Information & Communications: Professor Dora Akunyili
Interior: Emmanuel Iheanacho
Justice Minister & Attorney-General of the Federation: Mohammed Bello Adoke
Labour: Ambassador: Mr. Chukwuemeka Ngozichineke Wogu
Lands, Housing & Urban Development: Nduese Essien
Mines and Steel: Musa Mohammed Sada
Niger Delta: Peter Godsday Orubebe
Petroleum: Dizeani Alison-Madueke
Police Affairs: Alhaji Adamu Waziri
Power: Nuhu Somo Wya
Science and Technology: Muhammed K. Abubakar
Special Duties: Ernest Olubolade
Transport: Yusuf Sulaiman
Water Resources: Dr. Obadiah Ando
Women’s Affairs: Josephine Anenih
Works and Housing: Sanusi M. Daggash
Youth Development: Akinlabi Olasunkanmi
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria: Lamido Sanusi
STATE GOVERNORS
Key:
ACN: Action Congress of Nigeria
ANPP: All Nigeria Peoples Party
APGA: All Progressives Grand Alliance
CPC: Congress for Progressive Change
LP: Labour Party
PDP: Peoples Democratic Party
|
NAME |
STATE |
PARTY |
| Theodore Orji |
Abia |
PDP |
| Murtala Nyako |
Adamawa State |
PDP |
| Godswill Akpabio |
Akwa Ibom |
PDP |
| Peter Obi |
Anambra State |
APGA |
| Isa Yuguda |
Bauchi State |
ANPP |
| Timipre Sylva |
Bayelsa State |
PDP |
| Gabriel Suswam |
Benue State |
PDP |
| Kashim Shettima |
Borno State |
PDP |
| Liyel Imoke |
Cross River |
PDP |
| Emmanuel Ewetan Uduaghan |
Delta State |
PDP |
| Martin Elechi |
Ebonyi State |
PDP |
| Adams Oshiomhole |
Edo State |
ACN |
| Kayode Fayemi |
Ekiti State |
ACN |
| Sullivan Chime |
Enugu State |
PDP |
| Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo |
Gombe |
PDP |
| Owelle Rochas Okorocha |
Imo |
APGA |
| Sule Lamido |
Jigawa |
PDP |
| Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa |
Kaduna |
PDP |
| Mohammed Rabiu Kwankwaso |
Kano |
PDP |
| Ibrahim Shema |
Katsina |
PDP |
| Usman Saidu Nasamu Dakingari |
Kebbi |
PDP |
| Ibrahim Idris |
Kogi |
PDP |
| Abdulfatah Ahmed |
Kwara |
PDP |
| Babatunde Fashola |
Lagos |
ACN |
| Umaru Tanko Al-Makura |
Nasarawa |
CPC |
| Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu |
Niger |
PDP |
| Ibikunle Oyelaja Amosun |
Ogun |
ACN |
| Olusegun Mimiko |
Ondo |
LP |
| Rauf Aregbesola |
Osun |
ACN |
| Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi |
Oyo |
ACN |
| Jonah David Jang |
Plateau |
PDP |
| Rotimi Amaechi |
Rivers State |
PDP |
| Aliyu Wamakko |
Sokoto |
PDP |
| Danbaba Suntai |
Taraba |
PDP |
| Ibrahim Geidam |
Yobe State |
ANPP |
| Abdul-Aziz Yari Abubakar |
Zamfara |
ANPP |
Senior Armed Forces Personnel
Chief of Defence Staff: Air Marshal Oluseyi Petinrin
Chief of Army Staff: Major-General Onyeabo Azubuike Ihejirika
Chief of Air Staff: Air Vice Marshal Mohammed Dikko Umar
Chief of Naval Staff: Rear-Admiral Ola Sahad Ibrahim
Inspector-General of Police: Mohammed Dahiru Abubakar
PAST LEADERS
Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (October 1 1960 – January 15 1966)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4twfjk3hoA4&feature=player_embedded
Major-General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi (January 16 1966 – July 29 1966)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g5Qf5VKQrU
General Yakubu “Jack” Gowon (August 1 1966 – July 28 1975)
General Murtala Muhammed (July 29 1975 – February 13 1976)
General Olusegun Obasanjo (February 14, 1976 – September 30 1979)
Alhaji Shehu Shagari (October 1, 1979 – December 31 1983)
Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (January 1, 1984 – August 26 1985)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11405111
General Ibrahim Babangida (August 27 1985-August 26 1993)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBSWhA6z-54
Ernest Shonekan (August 27 1993 – November 16 1993)
General Sani Abacha (November 17 1993 – June 7 1998)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhG3OU8FZZk
General Abdulsalam Abubakar (June 8 1998 – May 28 1999)
Olusegun Obasanjo (May 29 1999 – May 28 2007)
Umaru Musa Yar’Adua (May 29, 2007 – May 5, 2010)
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one day by GOD’S GRACE i will rule the this country; that i will reduce the militry power to the level of an errand boy and break the power of the emirate. so help me God. Amen.
john esaeyin
June 19, 2008
are you sure you wut be the worst to mess it up? anyway amen for your dream mr president.
bbshow
June 23, 2011
I love the Nigerian fulani political domination.
Hardy Jalloh
June 19, 2008
what has it gotten UUUUU
Cliff
August 24, 2009
the fulanis have provided the best precidency this country has seen. and fortunately i believe the best of them is paving the way for the most remarkable political and economic achievements the the continent is yet to see. this country has got a president. iam proud to call him my president where ever i may be
abdul Azeez
July 10, 2008
What have you been smoking, I guess the same weed shagari and Yar’Adua have been smoking— Buhari was considerable because Tunde Ideagbon was with him
Cliff
August 24, 2009
why do you love regional affinity more than the country itself, can a well known Ghanaian become a Nigerian president if what you only care is regional politics. How far have we progress. Can Fulani dominance in Nig politics be compared to other domination in other part of the word as regards national growth and development
isaac nnamdi
July 29, 2010
I love the way you represented Nigerians problems revering to the book animal farm. And i would love other Nigerians to read this book.
John
July 7, 2011
Lets not speak like we do not know the ruling history of Nigeria so far. Saying the fulanis have provided the best presidency the country has ever seen is only pulling wool over peoples eyes and masking the reality. None of the presidents have been any good and irrespective of tribe it does not appear that any will ever be good. How can anyone say any president from Nigeria will pave way for the most remarkable political and economic achievement Africa (the continent if some people dont know) has ever seen? What happened to the likes of Mandela and other good leaders who actually did something good for their nations? This is clearly an uninformed statement. We are talking about people who constantly loot their nations wealth, play dangerous political games to stay in power and allow corruption to flourish. What economic achievements I have to ask are we talking about? The strength of the currency hasnt risen (if at all)remarkably in the last thirty odd years. We are still yet to stand by a single product (which we seem to never be able to make amidst all the resources)besides oil that the whole world needs and are willing to pay for. Our oil wells are run and owned by greedy politicians. The state of the Niger Delta area is an embarrassment. The above response is typical of Nigerians-blowing their trumpets amidst nothing. Yes, if we do not blow our trumpets who else will?very true, but for how long will we continue to decieve ourselves? We talk like the whole world cannot see past our gimmicks. Saying the fulanis have provided the best presidency is only allowing mediocrity to stand once again. I am proud to be a NIgerian by saying Nigerian I mean born in Nigeria but I am not proud of any of our leaders. The have helped create a bad name for all Nigerians worldwide making the average Nigerian stereotyped whereever he goes. They have caused many Nigerians to seek better lives outside their own country while they lavish in wealth and splendour. Please do not be like the animals in the book animal farm who failed to realise the tricks of the Napoleon the pig until it was too late. Condemn bad governorship and presidency alike, dont just follow blindly.
Soulstar
July 13, 2008
Holy Ghost will bless you Soulstar for seeing the truth and saying it, your kind is almost in extinction in Nigeria, we need drastic removal of these so called past leaders,none of them has a conscience nor the fear of GOD ,nor even have regard for it citizens…
odili
June 29, 2010
Men,Apart from say shagari,Obasanjo and Gowon, i think that man called ibrahim bbangida should be charged for war against humanity and atrocities against the Nigeria state. He should not be accorded the leeway of trial,but summarily executed. He and his gaddemn family’s goin get their comeuppance someday!
aDEKUNLE
August 15, 2008
Our country Nigeria is improving day after day therefore lets pray 4 our leaders and the country instead of critisizing.
farouk Borgu
September 24, 2008
Nigeria is a great country in d world and a hero in Africa with wealth beyond thinking. But unfortunately our are not helping matter to a poor Nigerian.
A A Bamalli
September 25, 2008
The Nigerian masses are the biggest problem in the country, why? Because they dont know themselves and they dont understand things is like they are living in a blind world.
Mustapha Yau
October 15, 2008
i will like to see the orther photos.like the way i see orther sir.good day
ademu kebiru
October 21, 2008
all citizens of nigeria need a change in the life and we need to remove starvation,unempolyment of our country..
to fight tribalism and regionalism and to declare that action unconstitional..
and secondly,our president should tried his possible best to fight corruption and all this vip’s of waste in the government parastals and they are not helping this country but only enriching themselves and starve the nation..
with the clean up our country can be able to do something with other countries…
i love my country nigeria and i have no other country expect nigeria…
haji mustafa
doctor
November 15, 2008
until we have leaders like President F.D Rosevellt of US who learnt to seperate politics from Governance We are really not going anywhere in Nigeria the office of a president or governor is not just a political one it is a Government post and these offices constitute the top civil service positions in our country and it must be sensitive to the plight of their supporters, opposition and the people in General. We are in a democracy and it is Government of the people by the people and for the people not government of a selected few party members and supporters of the ruling party let our leaders cross party and tribal lines and explore the “AUDACITY OF UNITY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE” let the change begin with you. let us play Governance when holding public office and not Politics. The problem with this nation is that of change it is time for us to change the way we think, the way we talk and the way we treat each other. The common man on the street would say leadership is our greatest problem even a past leader (Head of state) once gave a lecture on leadership in Nigeria and he citited leadership as one of the problems of this country, the question is who exactly is the leader… there is a need to change our mentality and do the right thing in our capacity as leaders and followers respectively. We are the collective problem, let us be the change we desire it starts with little things like showing love and giving hope. U are the Hope of Nigeria. Be the Change…
arigbabu ayodeji
November 21, 2008
Nigeria is a great nation full of hopes and opportunities, let the leaders show her youth how Nigeria was and how it is now
Ahmad Abubakar Aliyu Jos
December 5, 2008
I really agree with you
Chika Enemuo
July 19, 2009
The Ibos started it all, killed Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba leaders in 1966 and expected to get away with it.
Foresythe
December 5, 2008
I think you are a very stupid fellow, what have that got to do with mis-management and out right theft, I am not ibo or what ever you call it we are talking about looting that cuts across all ethic groups that is strangling the entire nation, mostly the northern Fulani and Hausa people — the most under-developed under-educated part of Nigeria.
Cliff
August 24, 2009
Pls Cliff, why using words like “st—d” against someone.
SS
November 11, 2009
Cliff, How do you rate edcation, educated? at least northerners do not forge certificates or steal WAEC exam papers and sending them to their brethren to cram them months before the tests are given. How many northerners were ever caught with fake certificates and degrees in both national and state assemblies in Nigeria. Some of the road systems and the cities of the south are deplorable. Tell me what rod do you use to measure such. Most southerners cannot make a complete sentence with good English grammar and synthax without adding vernacular or broken english. Is this your measuring rod of being educated? A fool is one who listens and lives by what they hear and not by what they have personally observed or tested to be truth, and i think you are the one. Classifying a whole race of people as being uneducated according to your standard is uneducated and without merits. You are the idiot you meantioned above.
Dr.Simon Angilda
December 28, 2009
i agree. Good comment.
annonymous
annonymous Commenter
May 19, 2010
Very good observation, Dr. Angilda. We must continue to bring awareness and re-educate the elements of greed and destruction from amongst us especially the South-East part of Nigeria. Bitter truth hurts.
annonymous
annonymous Commenter
July 30, 2010
Please my brother’s and sister’ using lunatic and malapropism words can not solve this problems we are facing in this country, “except we call for the intervention of the most High God”and i pray that each every one of us will have the curse to glorify God; no matter the situation may be, He will see us through.
Temitope Oluwaphemy Haryo
May 19, 2012
We don’t have any leader in Nigeria. All what we have here are RULERS who specializes in LOOTING public MONEY.
According to our elders, charity begins at home but according to NIGERIA RULERS, CHARITY BEGINS ABROAD.
You can imagine, JAMES IBORI ONLY ONE PERSON LOOTED OVER 25 BILLION NAIRA. TO DO WHAT? and there are no places for graduate to work
its a pity
Eyaefe
January 10, 2009
We don’t have leaders in Nigeria, we only have RULERS that specializes in LOOTING public MONEY to satisfy their selfish desire.
According to our elders, charity begins at home, but according to the NIGERIAN RULERS< CHARITY BEGINS ABROAD.
Eyaefe Gabriel
January 10, 2009
This is simply a great site we are proud of you,can I please have the history and pictures of the past governors in Kwara state please .
Thank you.
Olatinwo adedayo
February 1, 2009
I LIKE BUHARI MORE THAN OBASANJO
SAMAILA
February 12, 2009
Because you are Fulani too
John Jack
February 11, 2010
SAID WATER FREE , HEALTH FREE WE DIDINT SEE ANY ONE IN ……………………………
SAMAILA
February 12, 2009
IT IS NOT A MATTER OF HAVING 7POINT AGENDA, BUT AT LIST ACHIEVING 1POINT THAT IS MAKING SURE THAT CITIZEN GET WHAT THEY DESERV
Daniel
March 10, 2009
nIgERIA DON CAST…….everywhere crimes d only good thing u can get from a nigerian is a criminal action from one grade to another………
now bank robberies have subsided a little,the new line of action is internet fraud, credit cards crimes and so 4th and so on.
Anonymous
March 11, 2009
The greatest problem in nigeria is tribalism
Dyk
April 6, 2009
The Ndi Igbo are always made the scapegoat and I am sick and tired of it. If people hate the Ndi Igbo so much, allow us to secede and form our own nation.
I didn’t see Nnamdi Azikiwe in that list. Why snub that great man?
Uche
May 23, 2009
Who do you call great? Do you mean political
bride/prostitute. In 1959 he married and divorced, In 1979
he got married to the same husband and was
divorced. In 1983 he re-married to the same husband
and was kicked out of the marriage as well. If he
he had married to better husband Nigeria would
have being a better place to live today for all
Nigerians.
Pa Mikee
February 11, 2010
Nigerian and its leaders,past and present will never have peace unless they allowed igbos the people of the eastern PART to take some shots in the leadership of this Nation.
Ken Jean
June 25, 2009
Nigeria is a rich nation with successive unproductive leaders.It use to be the giant of Africa, but now the least in the whole of Africa.Do you know that one might fine it very easy to travelle to other western states with other african counties passport but once you present nigerian passport you come a suspect. This is because of bad leaders.Nigeria is a country where crimials,419′s are preffered to be in high and strategic positons than the best qulified.
NKEIKRU
July 5, 2009
Our country Nigeria is a great country but sometimes it looks like our (rulers) not leaders are the one enjoying our money while the poor ones suffer. God help us.
Chika Enemuo
July 19, 2009
Our country Nigeria is a great country but sometimes it looks like our rulers (not leaders) are the one enjoying our money while the poor ones suffer. God help us.
Chika Enemuo
July 19, 2009
Nigeria is a great nation with great people. Nigeria is going 2b great but we need a strong spiritual intervention.
God pls helf us.
Abdulrashid Sifawa
July 22, 2009
SO far nigeria is almost 50 years old but to my total dismay,just but a little progress has been made since independence,the reason is simple,it’s because our so called leaders who ruled after the first republic,to date are full of greed,selfishness,and sort of atrocities one could think of.Therefore posterity will certainly live to judge those who feel they will cheat and go free.
tapshak
September 9, 2009
I have confidence in Nigeria that one day it would answer its name,either we are alive or not,inshaAllah.But we have to be realistic and patriotic about our Country.We have to always put this thing on mind that we have no other country than Nigeria.So lets save Nigeria from all those Black guards and villains of the peace, that don’t want see any one going free and happy,except they own children.Lets pray for Nigeria!Abubakar Aminu Hussain, Kano Nigeria.
Abubakar Aminu Hussain
September 11, 2009
Good comments, but I feel the editor of this political fraud has something to hide. I am a learned journalist, and do not think that any sound mind would ever compile a history of Nigerian leaders without a conspicous positing of Nigeria’s first president, Tafawa Balewa’s own president Nnamdi Azikiwe. Though I am not Ibo, I honestly feel that people making these deliberate ommissions are sabotaging the truth of Nigerian history, and are the major problems of Nigeria. Just as guilty as some of the criminals they have just listed.
Yinka Fernandez
October 8, 2009
our country need a God fearing rulers who only GOD knows…..
Oluwatosin james adejuwon
November 29, 2009
You are right, instesd of insulting our leaders we should pray for them and pray for a better NIGERIA.
A. A. PANTI
December 4, 2009
these leaders were born great did great remain great in the life of every nigeria.
god bless
long live nigeria
ZAHARADDEEN A MOHAMMED
January 3, 2010
the youth will change nigeria and nigerias enemies will put to eternal shame.youts lets face it
ibrahimgambo
January 12, 2010
mr. gudluck let see wat u have 2 offer since u’ve gotten wat u wanted
abdul
February 10, 2010
Huuu, you sound like Hausa-Fulani oligarch, the
reactionary group of people. God will never
forgive you for uttered such a statement. Do you
know how many years your clan had be at the helm
of Nigeria government with nothing to show off?
Since 1960.
Pa Mikee
February 11, 2010
why being subjective? i’m just trying 2 be objective. if a fulani/hausa man messed up, would dat be a good reason 4 a south-south man 2 do same?
abdul
February 15, 2010
I concur. Now the East has a president, lets wait and see how brilliant and perfect they are as they postulate and shove the north down their throats daily for all the ills of Nigeria. let us pray for Gudluck also to change the country as the Easterners pride themselves of being better than the Hausa/Fulanis. The most educated and knows it all mentality Easterners. I am not a Hausa or Fulani but i am very curious to see if Jonathan will change the tide of Nigeria.
Simon
Anonymous
April 1, 2010
You all are talking like illitrate(sorry but that is the truth)! We should be talking about our country’s development not argue about unnecessary things pls let us pray to God and ask him to guide us to a rightful destination
Witty
February 24, 2010
You all are talking like illitrate(sorry but that is the truth)! We should be talking about our country’s development not argue about unnecessary things pls let us pray to God and ask him to guide us to a rightful destination
Zapfong Jacob
February 24, 2010
Why is it that it’s only muslims rulers stay long in the presidency? Is’t because the british colonial first of all coqueared the northern part of Nigeria or the muslims are the most brave and intelligent elites of the past time, as it is in the present situation.
Umar hamisu
March 9, 2010
Why is it that it’s only muslims rulers stay long in the presidency? Is’t because the british colonial first of all coqueared the northern part of Nigeria or the muslims are the most brave and intelligent elites of the past time, as it is in the present situation. May Allah provide us with the leaders like sir Ahmadu Tafawa Balewa, Shehu Shagari than can competently rule this country with mercy.
Umar hamisu
March 9, 2010
an elder state man.i love his action.
joel
March 17, 2010
Gen. Buhari is the bast
Auwal
March 27, 2010
For my on opiniun, gen. Buhari is the bast leader, in my coutry nigeria.
Auwal
March 27, 2010
Even our rulers know damn well that Buhari is the best among them, though there might be others that are better than him which are not yet known to us.
These rulers of ours are scared of him (Buhari) cos they know very well better than us (the new generation) what he’s capable of.
We pray that one Almighty God shall give us good leaders.
M. Yusuf
April 19, 2010
I saw everybody comments about our leader. Is not easy for one peason to rule a nation. Our leaders needs coperation. Dont course dem but pray 4 dem. It can be your turn 2morrow. What will u do reason. Everybody with different ambition.
Samuel popz
April 29, 2010
I saw everybody comments about our leader. Is not easy for one peason to rule a nation. People are 2 much in d country. What would dey do. Our leaders needs coperation. Dont course dem but pray 4 dem. It can be your turn 2morrow. What will u do reason. Everybody with different ambition.
Samuel popz
April 29, 2010
Nigeria, good people with great nation. Nigerian is a land of fufillment. Prov. Say: you cannot know the worth of what you have, until you loose. Please less rule the country with true and mercy. Abandon the leaders. But a day is a day. A day is coming for our bad leaders.
Samuel popz
May 2, 2010
Sorry to say, Obasanjo could have been the best in his political era. Why? I could see him as a courageous, unshaking, uncontrolled, powerfull,fearless,….person: such of which Nigerians has ever needed. But I can’t understand what went wrong along-the-line, that he could not deliver more than only in commumication sector (line).
But let the dog lie, in these vital, serious, cogent, economy buster, …. sector; the Power and Enwergy. With this rectified, take it with me, the economy will not be as it is today. Mess.
Jalinson
Anonymous
May 3, 2010
we have not yet arrive,more to be done
kola amos
May 6, 2010
I’ll be very much like not only the federation of Nigeria but the whole world to become Muslim if it does many of its complicated problems facing today will vanish since Islam doesnt permit cheating, lying, doubledealing, etc such countrys that has Islam as its official religion will be a better place in which to live. Major Yusuf.
Major Yusuf
May 10, 2010
I’ll be very much like not only the federation of Nigeria but the whole world to become Muslim if it does many of its complicated problems facing today will vanish since Islam doesnt permit cheating, lying, doubledealing, etc such countrys that has Islam as its official religion will be a better place in which to live.
Major Yusuf
May 10, 2010
I agree with you brother.
Barnabas
May 10, 2010
please say something forget about religion.
Aliyu Gusau
May 10, 2010
Haba! what do mean? Umar
Anonymous
May 10, 2010
Nigeria is a country with available players and stars but the only problems is tha,we don’t have a proffesional corches or officials that direct,guide,plan,organise,utilise,evaluate,control the players.our leaders are our corches while the players are citizens.
Aliyu mamman tule
May 11, 2010
if i be presido i fon don change tins te te
O.Gregory
May 19, 2010
Both supporters and oppositions of Nigeria past and present leaders, could you please place your favourite leader’s achievements close to his photograph. This way we can all see those faces that brought most Nigerians to their knees, and the ones that meant well for our country. I wonder if our future generation will a glimmer of forgiveness for all of us, because we only talked but took no credible actions against the wicked. LONG LIVE MOTHERLAND – NIGERIA
Okey
June 7, 2010
is it just me or did u forget nnamdi azikiwe? aka the first president
nnamdi obanya
June 10, 2010
I did not forget Zik. Zik was a CEREMONIAL President with no executive power. While Zik was President, the real power/authority was wielded by the Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa. Balewa ran the government, not Zik.
maxsiollun
June 11, 2010
Almost everyone wants to be a leader if asked but talk of responsibilities, they shy away from it. The truth is, we are all born leaders but a good leader is one who is able to handle responsibilities only then he is called A RESPONSIBLE GOOD LEADER and he gets full co-operation from his followers.I LOVE MY COUNTRY NIGERIA AND AM PROUD TO BE A NIGERIAN.
Faith Onewe
June 18, 2010
nigerian leaders of today are totally different from that of yesterday.leaders of yesterday were responsible,dedicative,patriotic and not thieves,but leaders of today are just thieves,except Gen. Muhammad Buhari.General nigerians are behind you come 2011.
mahmoud muhammad
July 2, 2010
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Do you know dat our country is blessed for a deputy governor/governor aspirant in eastern part of nigeria to give fifty thousand naira to a multitude of less priviledged women to get #35 each.wat a world
July 19, 2010
Murtala is the only useful leader among the fool will elect
Sodiq
August 19, 2010
I’m delighted by the chronology of our leaders andI but I’m also ashame of our achievements but I believe that the future is bright when our rulers becomes leaders and not figurehead instructors.
Abari A Andrew
September 15, 2010
In the list of governors, Abuja F.C.T. should be Sen. Bala Mohammed, not M. A. Aliero, aka Minister of Bumps and Underdevelopment of F.C.T.
Malik
September 23, 2010
pls&pls.our leaders, gives Buhari chance in 2011.for better national development.
faruk sani zage
September 23, 2010
Nigeria is 50years old and we are 50 percent greater than what we use to be. the Nigeria of today can not be compare to the Nigeria of yesteryear’s. come and lets reason together to bring about the better Nigeria we strive to see. we believe in the greatness we have and the potentials. but the reason why we are still crying is because the rate at which the youth are unemployed and the employed are not been treated well is the cause for the negative speech of many.
Ojoma Lucy James
September 28, 2010
I love it. please update the leaders
Yakubu Gorah
September 28, 2010
THIS IS EXTRA ODINARALY SIGNIFICANT AND EDUCATIVE AND AN PROUD TO KNOW ABOUT THESE
PETER
September 30, 2010
What can we do to have good leaders in our country ? And please, those of you people on top places try to exercise good example.
Adebayo Julius
October 2, 2010
keep on the good work.
Ndubueze Henry
October 28, 2010
well equip with necessary resource
Anonymous
November 23, 2010
God bless Nigeria my mother land. just as is been said.Good things don’t last. is people like Pres Yar’adua of blessed memory and goodluck Jonathan that we should pray to God to continue having in this country. God bless Nigeria.
jeremiah
December 8, 2010
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January 12, 2011
nigeria is going to be better if the youths of tomorrow take a step towards it and the very first step to be taken is voting, if you vote for the best, then the best will affect nigeria positively, remember, it all sstarts with a step.
opiebell
January 16, 2011
watching how dis gr8 leaders have ruled and gone, i fully recall dat verse in d Bible dat says dat MAN IS JUST LIKE A MIST, APPEARING AND DISAPPEARING for a while. Of wat benefit is it 4 a Man 2 gain d whole world and loose His life?
chuks
February 28, 2011
please and please it is high time we change, i mean the country must be TRANSFORMED and we must move forward.
Anointed Moses
March 22, 2011
It all pls me 4 ur comments.i once told without error there is no correction, and without sins there is no forgiveness.they have sin and they knew had made a big mistakes dat lead to down fall of this country.we should focus on how to revamp our country and make it a better place to reside.by his grace we shall celebrate Nigeria.Amen.
Nkiru fiesta
March 22, 2011
i know our present president Good-luck Jonathan will do more better than all of our past leaders. amen
bbshow
June 23, 2011
Nigerias leaders to day are a physical representation of their families and friends. There for nigeria would be a better place if we inculcate good manners and teach our children the change that you want to emerge in nigerias economy tomorrow there for the change that would appen in nigeria tomorrow begins today with you.
John
July 7, 2011
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subject to definition
August 8, 2011
alter gud word 9ja cos evrtin gona ok but it nid ur supt by prayin 4 ha n d leaders.
kenneth
August 21, 2011
nigeria leaders should as a matter of even development.embark on gigantic mass and wide dev projects
Anonymous
August 27, 2011
Mr president continue the good work of this country. Welldone sir
Olayode deborah
October 16, 2011
Which gd wk, are we animal he should go to d Zn
Stephen
November 5, 2011
No good work 4 mr president
Olamilekan
December 1, 2011
Chei!Why Nigeria is still a Developing country? despite all our whealth, & Resources but i suggest dat is a course of embezzlement and unconsolidated economy.thankgod for GOODLUCK JONATHAN at least his regime is very transperent than other past but we need some more like OLIVA TWIST. I hope that one day i will be the President of this country and with my capacity i will transform this nation to a better Glory, SO HELP ME GOD.
NWORAH DANIEL
October 18, 2011
Dis should be given to norsemen bcos of thier duzty itz duzty and service to humanity
Stephen
November 5, 2011
i beleive in pdp alot let give them forever contract in tackling our economy problem,obasanjo is our man pdp is our party
islam is our religion
sufi tijaniat sheu ibrahim niass kaolack is d answer
quran is the constiution unwritten
adeboye
November 10, 2011
If Islam be da religion and the quran da constitution unwritten then I think u be smokin’ some s-it cuz u don’t make no damn sense at all. U just gotta keep it real in da hood cuz ain’t none of us biting dat bait any time soon. U musta have grits 4 brain son. Anyways if u got a brain what would ya do withit? Lay off da pipe sonny. U ain’t gotta gimme me a lotta crap to whoop ur arse bloody son.
Anonymous
November 10, 2011
ADEBOYE; You must read this even if you’ll die a second from now:
http://saharareporters.com/article/boko-haram-justifies-biafra-and-vindicates-odumegwu-ojukwu
Anonymous
November 10, 2011
Nigeria is the best country so far . But to achieve a goal is difficult in it you have to pray everyday
Habeebllahi
November 18, 2011
Our leaders is our leading problem.if i became the leader of dis country i not lead but i will serve my people.
Anonymous
December 1, 2011
I love nigeria
Musa Auwalu
December 2, 2011
u luv niaja? then i hope that Alah zai baka. Then again it already happened.
Anonymous
December 2, 2011
My ambition This great country is to be a priest and work with the nigeria military officers and also pray to God for protection,good health of our leaders and pray there should be no war again in the world especially my great country nigeria….i these a pray unto God for fulfilment…Amen
chukwu emmanuel
December 8, 2011
Nigeria with rich culture,i hope Jonathan doest split this country with his policies.
Ekpo,Joseph
December 24, 2011
That will be his greatest achievement if he do split Nigeria apart and that will make him everlasting hero for millions of generations to come.
charles king
December 24, 2011
Nigeria with rich culture,i hope Jonathan doest split this country with his policies.
Ekpo,Joseph
December 24, 2011
>>> Look here Mr. Ekpo, Joseph, you need to tell us what policies of the current administration are designed to split the country.President Jonathan did not impose Sharia( a very divisive issue) on the country.He did not bring Boko Haram on us. He followed the letters of the constitution in seeking to succeed a deceased president (he never denied the North their socalled birthright to rule the country. It was an act of God that brought him to office).He is trying his darndest best to move the economy foreward. So tell me which of his policies are intended to split an already rotten,vast wasteland of a country. Some of you pions can’t seem to get your heads out of your anus before spewing garbage. It seems to me you are nothing but a silly little neophyte who has been bought and paid for, a slave to the born-to-rule segment of society. Shame on you, Joseph. You are nothing but a stone-cold sellout.Traitor you are, son!!
Dr. Ekuson Debango
December 29, 2011
Fellow nigerians, i dnt seem 2 undastand still y there s plenty money nd stil….poverty evry wer.bt i think the truth abt nigeria s dat the rich keep geting richer,the poor keeps gettin poorer, the govnment is greedy nd evrybody is out 4 his own gain…
Andy
December 29, 2011
God bless our learders.
Abdullahi haruna
January 11, 2012
The best president in view is gen muritala muhammed
Anonymous
January 13, 2012
The best president in view is gen muritala muhammed
Anonymous
January 13, 2012
>>>>How so?. Can you prove this absurd statement of yours? You mean that after six short months, this man who surely embodied the worst form is incompetence was indeed the best that the country ever produced. Maybe you have a point. See where your country is now. And it all started when your favourite “dear leader” bit more than he could ever chew. Look where you are now- in the gutter!! I suppose what you meant to say is that nobody has been able to best his incompetence so far. You do have a point and we can sure as hell move on now. I am going to spend the rest of the day vomiting.
A belated happy new year to you all,if that ever will make a difference at all. I just broke my own resolutio not to say a word on this forum for an entire year. I guess that just didn’t last long, eh. So much for resolutions. I just can stand very annoying people who know diddly squat about issues they claim to speak about.
Dr. Ekuson Debango
January 18, 2012
Dis is ow Leaders one dat u go halla my name in a good mood insha-Allah.
Apata Bashiru Kehinde
January 14, 2012
Dis is ow Leaders one day u go halla my name in a good mood insha-Allah.
Apata Bashiru Kehinde
January 14, 2012
I want job. Am a graduate (BSc). A lady. I need job only.
Uwaoma lilian
January 16, 2012
Dear God please help, my president, Good luck to rule this country in a good way! Amen
Ekekwe loveth
January 18, 2012
The following was excerpted from the book, “This House Has Fallen”, by Karl Maier, page 56, 2000.
Many of the Mohammad administration’s policies, however widely acclaimed at the time,proved damaging in the long run. The government expanded its powers throughout society,assuming control of the universities, primary education, and all television and radio broadcasting. The Supreme Military Council embarked on an exercise of “cleansing” ten thousand allegedly incompetent and corrupt public servants. The purge proved to be a body blow to morale from which the civil service has never recovered according to then Inspector General of police ,M.D. Yusuf.”All the old assurances that the civil service had of staying in the office – they cannot be sacked without due process – were thrown overboard”.
That was M.D. Yusuf’s assessment of the horrible legacy of Murtala Mohammad’s greatness. This in fact marked the beginning of the current journey to nowhere in particular that Nigeria has found itself.A similar sentiment was expressed by Gowon’s former ADC, the late William Walbe, in assessing the morass that descended upon the country shortly after the overthrow of Gowon. Ever since this epoch event, needless to say that Nigeria has been in perpetual decline. This, my friends, is the lasting legacy of the man whom many have chosen to annoint as the country’s sole messiah. Tell me it just ain’t so!!!! I am much willing to be educated about this man’s greatness.
Dr. Ekuson Debango
January 18, 2012
Ekuson, thanks for the literary reference. That is the kind of enlightened and erudite discourse I want on this site. MD Yusuf’s comments are good for balance. Then again, Yusuf was a member of the government that implemented the civil service policies he now criticises!
Max Siollun
January 23, 2012
Actually, Murtala did not want MD as the Inspector General of the Nigeria Police force. His appointment apparently was a last minute decision. He thought MD more beholden to the Gowon regime, a carry over from that administration. Certainly there existed some animus between those two in the same way one existed between Murtala and Bisala(sp?). BTW the correct title of the book I referenced is “This House Has Fallen, Midnight In Nigeria”, which is different from a work by Chinua Achebe of eerily similar tilte. Achebe’s is titled ” This House Has Fallen”.
Ekuson Debango
January 24, 2012
The truth is that there is nobody who is confident 2 rule this nation. We are all full of greed. And another thing ti solve this countries mess, it as 2 be divided.
donita safaci
January 27, 2012
we are grate countries wit grate past leaders. Pls my fellow muslims brodas nd sistas, nd d cristian’s lets stop kilin our on blood.
aliyu aliyu
January 27, 2012
you should be begging ur “muslim brothers and sisters” making the nation unbearable for us to live in……i thank God everyday that i’m yoruba, we have inter-religious marriages without crises, we live together in the same houses, churches are built beside mosques without problems in the west. what’s the problem with the northerners? they re too fanatical, uneducated and evil, the states re undeveloped nd they still continue blowing up the little they have…how smart!
anonymous
May 9, 2012
Please is good that you check and rearrange the current affairs, because some of the new appointment leader are not included eg. inspector general of police
Abubakar Abdullahi Maiyaki
February 6, 2012
The list was complied a while ago. We know and understand that many of the people on that list have moved on eg. D. Akunyili, Iheanacho etc while others have swapped ministries like O. Aganga etc. We know and we understand that.
Anonymous
February 7, 2012
IT IS A GOD THAT GIVE LEADER, IAM PRAYING TO BE AMONG THE LEDERS OF NIGERIA AMEN.
DAHIRU ISA
February 20, 2012
By grace of god one day nigeria will be a betal country by me so help me god amen
Abubakar mohammed sakpe
February 21, 2012
Those of you that think Nigeria will be a better country some day should know this: So far a lot of resources(non-renewable) have been wasted on nothing and things have only gotten worse since socalled independence. Road nko? him no dey. Water nko? Him no dey. Food nko? Him no dey. Power nko? Yup, hope is like yeast, it will only rise with warmth.
I don’t know about you all, I am tired of hoping for nothing to happen. The country needs a radical change if we are to keep hope alive.
Dr. Ekuson Debango
February 21, 2012
Goodluck Jonathan’s administration has done more harm than good.
Eskimo wisdom
February 25, 2012
Prove it now!
It is easy to spew and nonsense but harder to back it up with facts. I don’t want to hear anything about the wise economic decision to remove fuel subsidy as part of your argument. Now prove it!!!!!
Anonymous
February 25, 2012
To improved our as nigerians will make us to be in a great standard as a cuntry,and also make our society a better place to stay in time to come,let the labour of our heros never go inven.One to every in nigeria
Chukwu francis ndubuisi
February 25, 2012
I pray that god will help our leaders, give them knowledge and understanding for thdm to rule us well lomg life and prosperity amen
Adaugo
February 27, 2012
I pray that god will help our leaders, give them knowledge and understanding for them to rule us well long life and prosperity, no weapon fashion against them shall prosper in jesus name amen.
Adaugo
February 27, 2012
Like
Abubakar Sambo Gwandu
February 29, 2012
I will pray you nigerian leaders to continous rule this country
Abubakar Sambo Gwandu
February 29, 2012
How i wish the will allow me to rule this country just for one month,i will eliminate corruption and and mount eletricity in nigeria.i want to kill IBB AND THE REST OF THEM
Benjamin
February 29, 2012
Bt Nigeria should do something,f nt lost al our Leaders
Sunday Oyok
March 15, 2012
Thank you Benjamin you are the only person that has a vision to realized the devil who destroyed our great country nija. Buhari is the best ever.
Salbi Mshelia
March 19, 2012
Such all greatest leaders dt av ruled but why avn’t we Nigerian av a gud leader nw while aving a ruler? Pls my people, wot can we do 2 eradicate dis problem. C, today’s Nigeria ruler r al corrupted pple, may God hlp us in dis country ooo with a gud leader.
Lawal
March 27, 2012
all of these are not good leaders for Nigerian, dey are just lyk a thief for us accept Gen Sani Abatcha and Gen Buhari.
Anonymous
April 8, 2012
A time in comedy:@At Anonymous I agree with you wholeheartedly that with the exception of Gen Sani AbaTcha and Gen Buhari all the other leaders dey are lyk a thief jari. Well said and joke’s on you.
Anonymous
April 9, 2012