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CONFAB: FG releases list of 492 delegates

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Complete list of delegates to National Conference

President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the appointments of three Assistant Secretaries to serve in the National Conference Secretariat.

The President has also approved the release of the names of the 492 delegates to the National Conference.

HE Goodluck Ebele JonathanAccording to a statement by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) named the three assistant secretaries to include: Dr. Akilu Ndabawa as Assistant Secretary, Conference Proceedings, Prof Mahmood Yakubu as Assistant Secretary, Finance and Administration and Mr. James Akpandem as Assistant Secretary, Media and Communications.

The list of the 492 delegates to the conference as approved by the President is listed below.

According to the ​SGF the National Conference shall be inaugurated on Monday 17th March, 2014 at the National Judicial Institute, Abuja at 11:00 am. ​All delegates are expected to attend the inauguration.

 

Below is the full list of delegates to the proposed national confab:

DELEGATES TO  THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE

ELDER STATESMEN

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Tunji Braithwaite
2.    Chief Ayo Adebanjo
3.    Chief Richard Akinjide
4.    Chief Olu Falae
5.    Erelu Olusola Obada
6.    Chief Afe Babalola, SAN
7.    General Ike Nwachukwu
8.    Iyom Josephine Anenih
9.    Senator Jim Nwobodo
10.    Chief Mike Ahamba, SAN
11.    Senator Azu Agboti
12.    Chief Peter Odili
13.    King Alfred Diete Spiff
14.    Edwin K. Clark
15.    Daisy Danjuma
16.    Prof. Evara Ejemot Esu, OFR
17.    Chief Nduese Esiene
18.    Prof. Ambrose Okwoli
19.    Alhaji Abdulahi Ohoimah
20.    Prof. Ibrahim Gambari
21.    Mr. Dogara Mark Ogbole
22.    Prof. Jerry Gana
23.    Gen. Jonathan Temlong
24.    Prof. Jubril Aminu
25.    Alhaji Ahmadu Adamu Muazu
26.    Arc. Ibrahim Bunu
27.    Amb. Yerima Abdullahi
28.    Mr. John Mamman
29.    Alhaji Adamu Waziri
30.    Alhaji Umaru Musa Zandan
31.    Prof. Mohammed Jumari
32.    Mallam Tanko Yakassai
33.    Senator Ibrahim Idah
34.    Hon. Justice Usman Mohammed Argungu
35.    Prof. Sambo Jinadu
36.    Ishia Aliyu Gusau
37.    General A. B. Mamman

RETIRED MILITARY AND SECURITY PERSONNEL

RETIRED ARMY, NAVY & AIR FORCE OFFICERS (RANAO) ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (ARPON)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Gen. Zamani Lekwot
2.    Maj. Gen. Alex Mshelbwala
3.    Rear Adm CS Ehanmo
4.    Brig. Gen. (Barr.) DO Idada-Ikponmwen
5.    Group Capt Ohadomere
6.    Gen. Raji Rasaki

ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED POLICE OFFICERS OF NIGERIA (ARPON)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    R. O. Osanaiye, AIG (rtd)
2.    Alh. (Barr.) Mamman Misau, AIG (rtd)
3.    Alhaji Bashiru Albasu,  AIG (rtd.)
4.    Chief (Barr.) Nicholas Duru Nkemdeme, CP (rtd)
5.    Barr. J. I. Ebinum, DCP (rtd)
6.    Barr. Samuel Adetuyi, CP (rtd)

RETIRED STATE SECURITY AND NIA OFFICERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Jeremiah Okwuonu
2.    A. K. Horsfall
3.    Mr. Iliya Danga
4.    Chief Babatunde Ala
5.    Amb. B. M. Sani
6.    Amb. J. K. Shinkaiye

TRADITIONAL RULERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    His Royal Highness, Alh. Dr. Zayyanu Abdullahi, Emir of Yauri
2.    His Royal Highness, Alh. (Dr.) Nuhu Mohammed Sanusi, Emir of Dutse
3.    His Royal Highness, Dr. Muhammadu Barkindo Mustapha, CFR, Lamido of Adamawa
4.    His Royal Highness, Alh. Abdullahi Ibn Muhammad Askirama III, Emir of Askira
5.    His Royal Highness, Alh. Sulu Gambari, CFR, Emir of Ilorin
6.    His Royal Highness, Elder Jacob Gyang Buba, Gbong Gwom Jos
7.    His Royal Majesty, Oba Michael Gbadebo Adedeji, JP, CON, Ariyowonye Lim Owaoye of Okemesi
8.    His Royal Majesty, Oba Arc. Aderemi A. Adedapo, Alayemore of Ido Osun, Coordinator
9.    His Royal Highness,  Eze (Dr) Cletus I. Illomuanya, Obi of Obinugwu
10.    His Royal Highness, Eze Elder Agom Eze, OON
11.    His Royal Highness, Dr. Edmund Daukuro, FNSE, Amanyanabo of Nembe Kingdom
12.    His Royal Highness, Chief Nosakhare Isekhure, Chief Priest of Benin Kingdom
13.    HRM Ismail Danlami Mohammed, Sarki of Karshi

RETIRED CIVIL SERVANTS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Engr. Ebele O. Okeke
2.    Dr. Edet A. Ekerendu
3.    Mr. Akin Arikawe
4.    Chief Robert Audu
5.    Ammuna Lawan Ali
6.    Dr. H. U. Sanusi

LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES

NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Abdulwahed Ibrahim Omar
2.    Chris Uyot
3.    Kiri Mohammed Shaibu
4.    Joe Ajaero
5.    Promise Adewusi
6.    Issa Aremu
7.    Lucy Offiong
8.    Ayuba Wabba
9.    Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson
10.    Emma Ugboaja
11.    Ibrahim Khaleel
12.    Michael Olukoya

TRADE UNION CONGRESS OF NIGERIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Bobboi Bala Kaigama
2.    Barrister Musa Lawal
3.    Mrs. Dinatu Asibi Assani
4.    Olasanye Oyinkan
5.    Sunday Olusoji Salako
6.    Olakunle Olanrewaju Olaitan
7.    Peter Esele
8.    Augustine Etafo
9.    Maryam Jummai Bello
10.    Hassan Salihu Anka
11.    Bede Opara
12.    Aliyu Musa

ORGANISED PRIVATE SECTOR

NIGERIA EMPLOYERS’ CONSULTATIVE ASSOCIATION (NECA)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief R. U. Uche
2.    Mallam Mahmud Othman

MANUFACTURERS ASSOCATION OF NIGERIA (MAN)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Kola Jamodu, OFR
2.    Alhaji Ali Madugu, mni

NIGERIA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND MANUFACTURERS ASSOCATION (NACCIMA)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Mohammed B. Abubakar, MON
2.    Chief Bassey E. O. Edem, MFR

NIGERIAN ECONOMIC SUMMIT GROUP (NESG)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Bukar Kyari
2.    Mr. Frank Nweke II

NIGERIA YOUTHS ORGANISATIONS

NATIONAL YOUTH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Comrade Henry Nwabueze
2.    Ajani James Olawale
3.    Abdullahi Abdulmajeed
4.    Mallam Hamma Bello Bilkindo
5.    Charles Ibiang
6.    Ben Duntoye

NATIONAL ASSOCATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS (NANS)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Yinka Gbadebo, GCNS
2.    Sylvester Okoh
3.    Abdullahi Ali-Kano
4.    Chinonso Obasi
5.    Clifford Abur
6.    Olayinka Dada (JP)

OTHER YOUTH ORGANISATIONS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Hassan Rilwan
2.    Yadomah Bukar Mandara
3.    Yakubu Shendam
4.    Kasim Akande
5.    Mosunmola Umoru
6.    Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu

WOMEN GROUPS

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN’S SOCIETIES (NCWS)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief (Mrs.) Nkechi Okemini Mba
2.    Mrs. Love Ezema
3.    Mrs. Remi Kuku
4.    Dr. (Mrs.) Patricia Ogbonnaya
5.    Chief (Mrs.) Anthonia Balogun
6.    Chief (Mrs.) Temitope Ajayi
7.    Hajiya Ramatu Usman, mni
8.    Chief (Mrs) Hannatu Lohor
9.    Mrs. Princess Rabi Ibrahim
10.    Mrs. Safiya Ibrahim Ogo
11.    Hajiya Miriam S. Mohammed
12.    Mrs. Princess Hadiza Ibrahim

MARKET WOMEN ASSOCIATIONS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mrs. Sheila Tamuno Abiye
2.    Hajiya Alina Usuma
3.    Hajiya Marvyatu Iliasu
4.    Mrs. Sarah Benjamin
5.    Mrs. Felicia Sanni
6.    Mrs. Ifeayinwa Ezenwa

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN LAWYERS (FIDA)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Ms. Hauwa Evelyn Shekarau
2.    Mrs. Ezinwa Okoroafor

NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN JOURNALISTS (NAWOJ)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Asabe Baba Nahaya, JP
2.    Brenda Akpan

WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICES (WINBIZ)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mrs. Ifeoma Idigbe
2.    Hajiya Bola Shagaya

POLITICAL PARTIES

ALL PROGRESSIVES GRAND ALLIANCE (APGA)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Chris Ejike Uche
2.    Dr. Sagir Auwal Maidoya

ACCORD PARTY

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja
2.    Hon. Muhammad Lawal Nalado

LABOUR PARTY

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief (Barr.) Dan Nwanyanwu, mni
2.    Comrade A. A. Salam (Baraden Paiko)

PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY (PDP)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Ahmadu Ali
2.    Commodore Olabode George (rtd.)

ALL PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS (APC)

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Yet to forward nominations
2.

MUSLIM LEADERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Muhammad Nur Alkali
2.    Prof. Is-haq O. Oloyede
3.    Hajia Amina B. Omoti
4.    Mal. Muzzammil Sani Hanga
5.    Alh. Nurudeen Lemu
6.    Nomination yet to be completed

CHRISTIAN LEADERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Bishop Joseph D. Bagobiri
2.    Prof. Andrew Haruna
3.    Elder Barr. John A. Achimugu
4.    Pastor Emmanuel Bosun
5.    Dr. Mrs. Kate Okpareke
6.    Barr. Godswill Iyoha Iyoke

CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS

S/N    DELEGATES    STATE/ZONE

1.    Rev. Nnimmo Bassey   – Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF)
2.    Mahmood Aminu    – Public Interest Lawyers League
3.    Dr. Isaac Osuoka   – Social Development Integrated Centre (Social Action) & Pan Niger Delta Conference (PNDC)
4.    Joe Okei-Odumakin   – Women Arise for Change Initiative & Campaign for Democracy

5.    Ezenwa Nwagwu   – Partners for Electoral Reform
6.    Festus Okoye   – Human Right Monitors
7.    Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, SAN   – Leader, Civil Society Organization
8.     Ebuchukwu Ezike    – Civil Liberties Organization (CLO)

9.    Femi Falana, SAN    – Leader, Civil Society Organizations
10.    Dr. Abiola Akiyode    – Women Advocates Research & Documentation Centre
11.    Wale Okuniyi    – PRONACO
12.    Bisi Olateru Olagbegi    – Women Consortium of Nigeria

13.    Kyauta Giwa    – Community Action for Popular Participation (CAPP)
14.    Steve Aluko    – Civil Liberties Organization
15.    Jaye Gaskiya    – United Action for Democracy
16.    Rommy Mom   –  Lawyers’ Alert

17.    Auwal Musa Rafsanjani    – Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre
18.    Mallam Naseer Kura    – Basic Rights Action – Kano
19.    Dr. Emma Shehu   –  International Institute of Journalism
20.    Dr. Maryam Abdullah    – Women for Peace in Nigeria

21.    Hajia Shetu Alfa    – FOMWAN
22.    Y. Z. Ya’u    – Centre for Information Technology & Development
23.    Abubakar Saidiq Ibrahim    – Campaign for Democracy & Development
24.    Dudu Paloma    – Responsible Citizenship

NIGERIANS IN DIASPORA

EUROPE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Adebayo Oladimeji
2.    Christian Chukwudozie Udechukwu

AMERICA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Gabriel Okoye
2.    Hon George Anibowel

AFRICA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Abdulahi Abubakar
2.    Amb. Vincent Okobi

ASIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Jonathan Obaje
2.    Dr. Balarabe Yushau

PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dandeson Hart
2.    Barr. Ayodele Adekanmbi
3.    Ms. Ekaete Judith Umoh
4.    Kenan Mamman
5.    Esther Andrew
6.    Zainabi Argungu

NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS ASOCIATION OF NIGERIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Nduka Obaigbena
2.    Mal. Kabir Yusuf

NIGERIA GUILD OF EDITORS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Isaac Ighure
2.    Is’haq Modibo Kawu

NIGERIA UNION OF JOURNALISTS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Mohammed Sani Zoro
2.    Mr. Lanre Ogundipe

BROADCASTING ORGANISATION OF NIGERIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Abubakar B. Jijiwa, MFR
2.    High Chief (Dr.) Aleogho Raymond Dokpesi, PhD, OFR

SOCIO-POLITICAL/CULTURAL AND ETHNIC NATIONALITY GROUPS

SOUTH SOUTH GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Okon Osung
2.    Idongest Nkangha
3.    Ray Ekpu
4.    Amb. (Prof.) Lawrence Ekpebu, OFR
5.    Prof. Kimse Okoko
6.    Sen. Musa Adede
7.    Ntufam (Dr.) Josephat Okey
8.    Hon. Orok Out Duke
9.    Chief Joshua B. Fomudo
10.    Gen. Paul Omu
11.    Chief Paul Enebeli
12.    Sen. Yisa Braimah
13.    Barr. Chris Agbonmwanegbe
14.    Chief Sergeant Awuse
15.    Dr. Silas Eneyo

SOUTH WEST GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Kofoworola Bucknor-Akerele
2.    Supo Sonibare
3.    Sir Olaniwun Ajayi
4.    Dr. Adetokunbo Awolowo-Dosumu
5.    Chief Ajibola Ogunsola
6.    Barr. Niyi Akintola, SAN
7.    Mr. Yinka Odumakin
8.    Senator Anthony Adefuye
9.    Senator Femi Okunrounmu
10.    Hon. Salvador Adegoke Moshood
11.    Bashorun Sehinde Arogbofa
12.    Dr. Amos Akingba
13.    Chief Gani Adams
14.    Dr. Femi Obayori
15    Pastor Tunde Bakare

SOUTH EAST GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Gary Enwo-Igariwey
2.    Chief Onyema Ugochukwu
3.    Chief Chukwu Wachukwu
4.    Prof. I. C. Madubuike
5.    HRH Igwe (Amb) L. O. C. Agubuzu
6.    His Excellency, Amb. Fidel Ayogu
7.    Chief Goddy Uwazurike
8.    Dr. Dozie Ikedife
9.    Chief Chris Eluemunoh
10.    Chief Uzoma Nwosu Iheme
11.    Prof. Chinedu Nwajiuba
12.    Dr. Joe Nwaogu
13.    Dr. Sam Egwu
14.    Dr. Clement Mgbada
15.    Prof. Nnenna Oti

NORTH EAST GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mallam Mohammed Ibrahim
2.    Hon. Mohammed Umara Kumalia
3.    Mr. Paul Bassi
4.    Amb. Ibrahim Mai Sule
5.    Dr. Abdu Bulama
6.    Mr. Bar Abubakar Samo
7.    Amb. Adamu Aliyu
8.    Dr. Sale Dauda
9.    Dr. Daniel Madu
10.    Sen. Saidu Kumo
11.    Amb. Hassan Adamu
12.    Kashim Ndjida
13.    Chief B. Leonard
14.    Barrister Chris Abongaby
15.    Alhaji Isa Mafindi

NORTH WEST GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    IGP Ibrahim Coomassie (rtd)
2.    Amb. Yaro Yusuf Mamman
3.    Prof. Auwalu Yadudu
4.    Alhaji Magaji Danbatta
5.    AVM Mutari Mohammed
6.    Sen. Bello Maitama Yusuf
7.    Ms. Fati Eunice Ibrahim
8.    Sen. Mohammed Kabiru Jibrin
9.    Sen. Saidu Musa Dansadau
10.    Col. Bala Mande
11.    Gen. Tanko Ayuba
12.    Hajiya Maria Waziri
13.    Bilkisu Magoro
14.    Hajiya Laraba Dattijo
15.    Sen. Ladan Shuni

NORTH CENTRAL GEO-POLITICAL ZONE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Elder Bulus Dareng
2.    Lt. Gen. J. T. Useni
3.    Sen. Ibrahim Mantu
4.    Alhaji Aliyu Akwe Doma
5.    Mr. Anthony Sani
6.    Prof. Onje Gewyedo
7.    Prof. Iyorchia Ayu
8.    Prof. John Uko
9.    Dr. Philip O. Salawu
10.    Bayo Ojo
11.    Prof. (Mrs.) Mariatu Tunuche
12.    Dr. Shem Nuhu Zagbayi
13.    Engr. Mustapha Bello
14.    Sen. Gbemi Saraki
15.    Mr. John Dara

PROFESSIONAL BODIES

S/N    DELEGATES    NOMINATED BY
1.    Okey Wali, SAN    Nigeria Bar Association (NBA)
2.    Engr. (Senator) Adefemi Kila, FNSE    The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE)
3.    Dr. Segun Aina, OFR    Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIB)
4.    Dr. Osahon Enabulele    Nigerian Medical Association (NMA)
5.    Dr. Nelson U. O. Uwaga, mni, FNIM    Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM)
6.    Arc. Waheed Niyi Brimmo, fnia, pnia    Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA)
7.    Senator (Chief) Felix Kolawole Bajomo, FCA    Institute of Chartered  Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN)
8.    Mr. Johnson Oludeinde Oluata, FCNA    Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN)
9.    Dr. Rotimi Oladele, FNIPR    Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)
10.    Mrs. Bunmi Oke, frpa    Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAPN)
11.    Mr. Emeka D.Eleh    The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV)
12.    Engr. Olu Andah Wai-Ogosu    Nigerian Environmental Society
13.    Prof. Olu Ajakaiye    Nigeria Economic Society
14.    Prof. Yakubu A. Ochefu    Historical Society of Nigeria
15.    Alhaji Musa Isiwele    Road Transport Employers Assocation (RTEAN)

NATIONAL ACADEMIES

THE NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Oyewale Tomori, FAS, NNOM

ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Engr. V. I. Maduka, OFR

THE NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF EDUCATION

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. U. M. O. Ivowi

NIGERIAN ACADEMY OF  LETTERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Munzali Jibril

ACADEMY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Yet to be nominated

JUDICIARY

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Hon. Justice G. A. Oguntade
2.    Hon. Justice F. F. Tabai
3.    Hon. Justice Abdulahi Mustapha
4.    Hon. Justice Adamu Bello
5.    Hon. Justice Veronica Ngozi Ume
6.    Hon. Justice Baba Alkali Ba’aba

FORMER POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS

FORMER GOVERNORS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Achike Udenwa
2.    Chief Olusegun Osoba
3.    Obong Victor Attah
4.    Alh. Saidu Barda
5.    Amb. Fidelis Tapgun
6.    Nomination not completed

SENATORS FORUM

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Khairat Abdulrazaq Gwadabe
2.    Senator Abdullahi Bala Adamu
3.    Senator Muhammed Ibrahim
4.    Senator Nnamdi Eriobuna
5.    Senator John K. Brambaifa
6.    Senator Iyabo Anisunlowo

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FORUM

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Hon. Ghali Umar Na’Abba, CFR
2.    Hon. Chibudom Nwuche, CON
3.    Hon. (Chief) Obi Anoliofo
4.    Hon. Umar Kareto Lawan
5.    Hon. Musa Elayo Abdullahi
6.    Hon. Sheik M. Sekoni

ASSOCIATION OF FORMER SPEAKERS

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Rt. Hon. (Chief) Anayo Nnebe
2.    Rt. Hon. Abudssalam Taofig Olawale
3.    Rt. Hon. Ignatius Kevin Edet
4.    Rt. Hon. Habu Isa Ajiya
5.    Rt. Hon. Mohammed Yaro
6.    Rt. Hon. Terseer Tsumba

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    General Alani Akinrinade (rtd)
2.    Prof. Olawale Albert
3.    Prof. Anya O. Anya
4.    Dr. (Mrs.) Virginia A. Anohu
5.    Annkio Briggs
6.    Col. Tony Nyiam
7.    His Excellency, Engr. A. A. Kure
8.    Group Capt. Jeo Orji
9.    Ibrahim D. Waziri
10.    Mrs. Binta Ibrahim Musa
11.    Yusuf Hamisu Abubakar
12.    His Excellency, Adamu Aliero
13.    Hajiya Hauwa Bukar
14.    Senator Mimibariya Amange
15.    Dame Virgi Etiaba
16.    Chief Asara A. Asara
17.    Mrs. Eunice Igwe
18.    Damian Dodo, SAN
19.    Mrs. Ngozi Olejeme
20.    Atedo Peterside

STATE GOVERNMENTS AND FCT

ABIA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Adolphus Wabara
2.    Prof. J. C. Ogbonnaya
3.    Mrs. Victoria Akanwa

ADAMAWA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Mohammed Gambo Jimeta
2.    Mrs. Binta Massi Garba
3.    Mr. Moses Ngbale

AKWA IBOM STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Anietie Okon
2.    Prof. Nsongurua J. Udombana
3.    Her Excellency (Mrs.) Atim Etim Okpoyo

ANAMBRA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife
2.    Prof. A. B. C. Nwosu
3.    Prof. Dora Akunyili

BAUCHI STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Garba Ibrahim
2.    Prof. Isa B. Mohammed
3.    Prof. Gambo Laraba Abdullahi

BAYELSA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief D.S.P. Alamieyeseigha
2.    Chief Francis Doukpolagha
3.    Dr. (Mrs.) Ngieriwagha

BENUE STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Senator Jack Tilley Gyado
2.    Dr. Magdalene Mba Dura
3.    Maj-Gen. Geoffrey Ejiga

BORNO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Kashim Ibrahim Imam
2.    Hajiya Fati (Dongonyaro) Ali Monguno
3.    Hon. Dr. Haruna Yerima

CROSS RIVER STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Gen. Anthony Ukpo (Rtd.)
2.    Dr. Pius Tawo
3.    Senator Florence Ita-Giwa

DELTA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Godini G. Darah
2.    Chief Benjamin S. C. Elue
3.    Female nominee expected

EBONYI STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. (Mrs.) Adaeze Nwuzor
2.    Senator (Dr.) Offia Nwali
3.    Prof. Chigozie Ogbu

EDO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Charles Edosomwan, SAN
2.    Prof. Sylvanus Oboh
3.    Female nominee expected

EKITI STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Akin Oyebode
2.    Prof. (Mrs.) Bisi Aina
3.    Bishop Felix Ajakaye

ENUGU STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    H.E. Ken Nnamani
2.    Prof. Mrs. Rose Onah
3.    Monsignor Obiora Ike

GOMBE STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Usman Faruk, NPM, CON
2.    Barr. Zubairu Mohammed Umar
3.    Mrs. Hannatu Ibrahim, MFR

IMO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Engr. Dr. Ezekiel Izuogu
2.    Chief Bob Njemance
3.    Chief (Mrs.) Chidinma Uwajumogu

JIGAWA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Bashir Dalhatu
2.    Umaru Mohammed Hadejia
3.    Prof. Rukayyatu Ahmed Rufa’l

KADUNA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Yusuf Turaki
2.    Senator Ahmed Mohammed Aruwa
3.    Hajia Nafisatu Babajo

KANO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Sule Yahya Hamma
2.    Dr. Junaid Muhammed
3.    Hajiya Aishatu Isma’il

KATSINA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Justice Mamman Nasir (Rtd) GCON
2.    Dr. Abubakar Saddique Mohammed
3.    Hajiya Talatu Nasir

KEBBI STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Bello Haliru Muhammad
2.    Amb. Isah Muhammed Argungu
3.    Dr. Fati Lami Adamu

KOGI STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Sam Egwu
2.    Hajia Ladi Ibrahim
3.    Chief Olusola Akanmode

KWARA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Alhaji Yusuf Kawu Daibu
2.    Senator Ahmed Mohammed
3.    Mrs. Wosilat Marcarthy

LAGOS STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Supo Sasore, SAN
2.    Prof. Tunde Samuel
3.    Olufunmilayo Osinowo-Bashorun

NASARAWA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. Mohammed Hassan Lawal
2.    Alhaji Muhammed Othman
3.    Mrs. Lydia J. Viko

NIGER STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Hajiya Dije Bala (F)
2.    Abubakar Adamu Chika
3.    Barr. Halidu Ibrahim (Ph.D)

OGUN STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Mr. Fola Adeola
2.    Barrister Bisi Adegbuyi
3.    Prof. (Mrs.) Titi Filani

ONDO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Dr. (Mrs.) Yemi Mahmud-Fasominu
2.    Prof. N. Oluwafemi Mimiko
3.    Barr. Remi Olatubora

OSUN STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Gbadegesin Adedeji
2.    Chief Femi Akande
3.    Mrs. Bola Ogunrimade (mni)

OYO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Chief Adeniyi Akintola
2.    Prof. Ganiyu Raji
3.    Female nominee expected

PLATEAU STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Dakum Shown
2.    Prof. Ganyir Lombin
3.    Mrs. Esther Gonda

RIVERS STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Prof. Amakievi Gabriel
2.    Justice Peter Akere (Rtd)
3.    Female nominee expected

SOKOTO STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Engr.  Bello Suleiman
2.    Alh. Muhammad Maigari Dingyadi
3.    Prof. Aishatu I. Madawaki

TARABA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Justice Adamu Aliyu
2.    Ambassador Suleiman Zubairu
3.    Hon. Dr. Mrs. Salome Jankada

YOBE STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Khalifa Hassan Yusuf
2.    Dr. Garba Abari
3.    Female nominee expected

ZAMFARA STATE

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    HRH, Justice Lawal Hassan Gummi, Emir of Gummi
2.    Brigadier Gen. Muhammad Mansur Dan Ali (Rtd)
3.    Hon. Justice Balkisu Bello Aliyu

FCT

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Barr. Musa Salihu

FORMER LGA CHAIRMEN

S/N    DELEGATES
1.    Hon. Felex Akhabue
2.    Barr. Nasiru Ibrahim Junji
3.    Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq Ahmed
4.    Barrister Igberi Nweme
5.    Hon. Emmanuel Tsamdu
6.    Chief Shola Ebiseeni

OFFICIALS OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE

CHAIRMAN, DEPUTY CHAIR AND SECRETARY

S/N    OFFICIALS    POSITION
1.    Justice Idriss Legbo Kutigi    Chairman
2.    Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi    Deputy Chairman
3.    Dr. (Mrs.) Valerie Azinge    Secretary
4.    Dr. Akilu Indabawa    Asst. Secretary, Conference Proceedings
5.    Prof. Mahmood Yakubu     Asst. Secretary, Finance & Administration
6.    Mr. James Akpandem    Asst. Secretary, Media and Communications

 

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Aremo Olusiji Balogun

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Aremo Olusiji Balogun

A Phenomenon at 50

Hitting the age of 50 is a landmark and a milestone to be celebrated. Fifty years and still counting, Aremo Olusiji Balogun, is a phenomenon and a case study in humanity.

He is an Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management in Nigeria among others. He is the Founder of Ase Youth Association and several other organisations.

His company Promec Innovative Concepts was a child of necessity when his attempt to register Prince Royal Media Concept (Promec) at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) met a brick wall.

Olusiji Balogun is a media guru and an organizational growth and business development expert with adaptable skills. He is able to use own initiative or work as part of a team. An efficient and effective Human Resources Manager, community worker, excellent communicator at all levels within and outside organizations; he has good problem solving and analytical skills with pioneering spirit.

Olusij’s specific interests include teaching and learning for new product development, business development, participatory social activities, keen insight into the needs of others and with high energy, initiative and focus, proven leadership skills including managing and motivating others to achieve objectives.

An effective community and social worker, he is fluent with information technology and capable of handling executive assignments and leadership. His other qualities include being positive with potential ideas, he has the ability to work with anyone under any condition or situation and contribute greatly to achieving the best goals of the establishment.

Oluwasijibomi Gideon Balogun was born on the 8th September, 1972 in Ondo town to the family of Samuel Olusegun Balogun and Mrs Grace Remilekun Balogun of Ase Akoko in Akoko North West Local Government Area of Ondo State. Both parents are retired Civil Servants. Olusiji was raised up with strong Christian virtue.

He had his early education at St. Luke’s Primary School, Akure but finished at Muslim Primary School, Ikaram Akoko, all in Ondo State, where he obtained the First School Leaving Certificate. He subsequently earned his West African Senior School Certificate in 1990 after attending Omoluorogbo Grammar School, Akure before proceeding to Ala Community Comprehensive High School, Ala-Elefosan, Idanre Local Government Area of Ondo State.

He also attended the Institute of Journalism and Nigerian Institute of Journalism, (NIJ), Akure Campus for his Diploma in Journalism and Public Relations, after a sojourn at Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) briefly in the Institute of Science Laboratory Technology. He also went to Akwa-Ibom State Polytechnic, for his Higher National Diploma in Business Administration.

He later proceeded to the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State for his Bachelor of Science Degree in Public Administration.

He is a Member of various professional bodies.

After leaving school, Olusiji started working as a freelance Journalist and Printer. He started Eminent Leaders Magazine in 1996 and registered Prince Royal Media Concepts with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), in 1999 which he upgraded to Eminent Leaders World Communications Limited publisher of Eminent Leaders magazine.

He worked with several organisations where he left indelible footprints of punctuality, hard work and professionalism. He worked with Mentors Communications, Abuja in different capacities. At Mentors Communications, he was the pioneer Editor of Rootswatch Magazine. He was Technical Assistant to the Managing Director of Quarry Managers Company in Abuja, headed by the late Abdulhakeem Amao. He was Special Event Manager with ITAD/MotMacdonald/PWC in Calabar and Water Supply and Sanitation Reform Programme (WSSRP) in Abuja. Both projects under the Integrated Water Resource Management European Commission.
He also had a stint with Hatlab Delight as a Business Development Manager and Head of Administration, O.T. Otis Engineering Limited. He resigned his appointment with Successory Nigeria Limited, Abuja, as Head of Project Management, in year 2019 to move his outfit forward.

Olusiji Balogun experience in politics is vast. His team helped installed Olusegun Agagu and Olusegun Mimiko as Ondo State Governors. He was the nucleus of Olusegun Mimiko Campaign Organisation for his second term when he was Editor of Grassroots Vanguard Newspaper of Grassroots Network.

He attempted to contest for the coveted seat of Ondo State Governor in 2020.

His experience in administration is versed as he is an Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM), Full Member Institute of Professional Administrators and Managers (IPMA) and many other professional bodies. He is a partner in many companies and Chief Executive Officer of Promec Innovative Entrepreneurship and Science Academy (PIESA) and several other firms.

He currently has his hand in farming as he started Ase Farms Nigeria Limited, asefarms.com.ng.

His hobby includes travelling, reading, surfing the internet and adventures.

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Nigerian Attains American Diplomatic Status In Brazil

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Ambassador Bayo Lawal Appointed American Diplomatic Representative in Brazil Ambassador Bayo Lawal, is truly a chip off the block. Born in Osogbo, Osun State of Nigeria, into the royal house of Olumodi Oyipiloye and Asuni Compound (Maternal) Osogbo. Bayo Lawal has become the first Nigerian to receive an American diplomatic status in Brazil. At a diplomatic ceremony held on the 17th of December, 2021 in the executive auditorium of the State Legislative Council, Saopaulo , Brazil, the American Government, through its Diplomatic Mission of International Relations (ADMIR) sworn In Ambassador Bayo Lukman Lawal as one of its appointed diplomatic representatives of the American diplomatic mission in Brazil. The humanitarian and diplomatic mission , which for the first time, included a Nigerian living in Brazil, inaugurated other important personalties in Brazil as members of its humanitarian project scheduled for Africa and Europe in the year 2022. Bayo Lawal is from a royal and polygamous house where hardwork is the hallmark. Though born by a successful business man popularly known as “Were Nise Oluwa”, Bayo Lawal has been a focused, hard-working and persevering youngman. His stint with the Osun State Board of Internal Revenue after his days at The Federal Polytechnic, Offa, set him in a progress pedestal. At the Board of Internal Revenue, his hardworking nature, made him a darling of all. Ambassador Bayo Lawal, before leaving the shores of Nigeria, originated the idea of honouring women in Nigerian society in 1999, tagged “Women Entrepreneur Merit Award” organised by Spotlight Media Ventures. He was then the PRO and Reporter for the firm. Ambassador Bayo Lawal and other personalities like the notable former Brazilian football captain, Capitão Cafu , the Saopaulo State First Lady, Mrs. Bia Doria, the Director of Federal Police, the Honorable speaker of the House of Assembly in Saopaulo , Representatives from several African and European countries witnessed the event. According to the President of the mission in Brazil, Dr. Fernando Navarro, the principal function of the American diplomatic mission of International relations is simple, it is humanitarian, it is helping to make the world a better place to live, he said the mission is to combat hunger and help the needy. Ambassador Bayo Lawal, who has lived in Brazil for over twenty years has worked in different functions in the international relations, he is an administrator who has led his team of excellent professionals within and outside Brazil. He is the presently the CEO of Mab Consulting Services, an International Trade and Business Development company with spread in the South America, Africa, China, USA, Europe and UAE. Bayo Lawal, who served as a Business Consultant at Grupo Empresarial Costa Negocios, taught courses in several English Schools in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He was Business English Teacher For Executives between 1999 – 2014. He worked at the Costa Negocios Group, FGV Projetos, Bimex Comercial Ltda., and many others. In his interview with Heritage news, Ambassador Lawal said “I am dedicating my achievements in Brazil to the Almighty God and also to my late parents, Prince Yekeen Lawal and Mrs. Bolanle Lawal. I also owe this success to my family in Brazil , my friends and colleagues who are always by me.” Ambassador Bayo Lawal said he is ready to work with all humanitarian organizations in Nigeria and overseas, using his office as an ambassador to help better the standards of every Nigerian, African immigrants in Brazil and around the world. He promised to lead projects of housing estates to Osogbo and other necessary locals in Nigeria.Ambassador Bayo Lawal is married to an Italian descendant Brazilian, Mrs. Sara Guerino Lawal and blessed with three children; Nathalie Mariam Oyenike Lawal, Derick Afeez Oyewale Lawal and Allan Khalil Babatunde Lawal.

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DR TOLULOLA OLAJIBIKE BAYODE OPENS THE BIGGEST HOME FOR THE LESS PRIVILEGED IN AFRICA

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Iyalaje Tolulola Olajibike Bayode was born in Akure and hails from Oba-Ile. She’s the daughter of Chief Joseph Bayode and Pastor Mrs Bayode.

Tolulola Olajibike Bayode, RN, BSN, MD, is a trained medical professional but with an unusual passion for the well-being of the less privileged. Having travelled far and wide,Tolulola share an uncanny obsession of giving abandoned children and widows another shot at life,employing both her professional training and God given resources in assisting the less privileged at will leading her to initiating Dorian Home for Displaced Children & Mothers Initiative.

Vice President of Nigeria and Iyalaje Tolulola Olajibike Bayode

The African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council appointed this Akure born philanthropist Dr. Tolulola Bayode as Head, Social Affairs and Health Cluster Committee. The job description entails implementing the overall goals of the Health, Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development portfolio in line with the AU Agenda 2063, Sets annual performance targets for the Health, Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development portfolio and report on annual progress to Specialized Technical Committees and AU Policy Organs.

In 2009, Dr.Bayode established Dorian Home for Charity and Social Development as a Non-governmental Organization (NGO). She’s the CEO/ President. Her personal encounter and experience in the course of discharging her professional duties, most especially in the Internally Displaced People’s (IDP) Camps, Community/Rural Medical Outreach programs, just to mention a few, afforded her a first-hand and comprehensive understanding of the plethora of unsavoury plights of women and children in our society.

Governor of Ondo state with Iyalaje Tolulola Olajibike Bayode

Dorian Home is the biggest orphanage home in Africa, consisting of 700 homes for children,500-capacity skill acquisition centre for women, large hall for events, modern clinic and a worship centre. Dorian Home for Charity and Social Development is situated at Akure, the Ondo State capital.

Described as the biggest orphanage home in Africa, the ultramodern facility worth $5million and was finally commissioned on the 14th of October 2021.

Dorian Home is not limited to taking care of just abandoned babies and widows but also focused on research, training, empowerment and mobilize women towards self-emancipation. A glamorous persona imbued with the philosophy of giving hope to the hopeless, creating a better living condition for the abandoned, Tolulola is in the forefront of Safe Haven Law in Nigeria – the leaving of unharmed infants with statutorily designated private persons so that the child becomes a ward of the state with proper upbringing.

At the commissioning of the home, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, the Vice-President of Nigeria, called for the provision of adequate welfare for vulnerable children and women in the society. The vice president commended Bayode for making provision of the basic needs of homeless children and women her passion. He said that about nine per cent of Nigerian children were homeless; a figure Osinbajo said seems to be growing rapidly. The vice president, however, called on well meaning Nigerians to join hands with the government to provide adequate care for the homeless children, saying that government alone could not do it. Osinbajo described the laudable project as one that would stand the test of time for the less privileged and empowerment for women in society.

During her speech, the Founder and President of Dorian Home, Dr Tolulola Bayode, said that vision of the project was about leaving a legacy of hope for the orphaned children, widows and less privileged women in the society. According to Bayode, reality dawned on her after the shocking demise of her elder brother, the purpose of man on earth is to touch life and uplift humanity. Bayode said the covenant she had with God to have the home was based on her love for humanity, widow, indigent and displaced children to live a better life. She also appealed to the government to provide adequate security checkpoints along Akure/Idanre Road, adding that the future of any child should not be toiled with. She emphasised that not that she has the resources but has a heart of giving.

Represented at the ocassion, was the governor of Ondo State represented by his Deputy, Mr Lucky Ayadatiwa, who said that the project compliment the administration’s REDEEM agenda of Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu. He commended the Founder of the home for her initiative. Akeredolu described the project as unique because it focus on the neglected section of the society. Akeredolu said the project would receive the support and patronage of the state government. He said the state government would continue to support the social initiative programmes of the Dorian Home.

Also, speaking at the ocassion, Senator Tayo Alasoadura, the Minister of State for Niger Delta Affairs, urged people to emulate the kind gesture that counts for the good of humanity by trying to make the society a better place for humanity. Alasoadura said that Nigeria would be a better place, if everyone tried to provide a home like heaven on Earth, especially for the displaced and indigent children, just as the orphanage.

Tolulola Olajibike Bayode, as a natural social and talented care giver has continually provided training, education and health consultations in the non-profit entrepreneurial sector to youths in different parts of the world and has successfully maneuvered the delicate balance between dedication to mission in a wide range of settings. Aside her passion for the creating a better living for commoners, she has years of extensive managerial experience in the non-profit sector, with outstanding records in getting initiatives off the ground and flourishing.

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