News Agency Of Nigeria (Nan) Players On Blue Contesting The Ball With Players Of Daar Communications (Red) During The 10th Edition Of Nuj Games In Lagos On Wednesday
President Muhammadu Buhari (R), In A Handshake With The Executive Director/Chief Investment Officer, Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (Nsia), Mr Hanspeter Ackermann (L), During A Meeting With The President At The Presidential Villa In Abuja On Wednesday (9/9/15). With Them Are: Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo (2nd-R) And Managing Director Of Nsia, Mr Uche Orji
From Left: Assistant Director Of Defence Information, Col. Mohammed Dole; Director Of Defence Information, Col. Rabe Abubakar; Deputy Director Of Information, Group Capt. Wap Maigida, And Assistant Director Of Defence Information, Commander Way Olabisi, During A Media Interractive Session With Director Of Defence Information In Abuja On Wednesday
From Left: Group Managing Director,Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (Nnpc), Dr Emmanuel Kachikwu; Executive Director, Services,Kaduna Refining And Petro-Chemical Company (Krpc), Alhaji Idi Mukhtar, And Managing Director, Krpc, Alhaji Saidu Mohammed, During The Group Managing Director’s Visit To The Company In Kaduna On Wednesday
Ohanaeze also said that any Igbo person appointed as a minister by Buhari would be nothing but a mere servant.
The comments were made by former Secretary-General of Ohanaeze, Chief Joe Achuzia.
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“Having known that the President has distributed key positions to his brothers, what worries me is that ministers have been regarded as mere servants by the President. In other words, if an Igbo is appointed minister, he or she will be a mere servant,” Achuzia said.
“The question is, are we to take up such positions to go and serve him, to go and make him popular? Without an Igbo man being a minister, I do not think the President will survive. So, Igbo should not take ministerial position,” he added.
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The President-General of the group, Chief Enwo Gary Igariwey also urged Igbos not to be disappointed at Buhari’s lopsided appointments.
Buhari has promised to appoint minister before the end of September.
