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Obasanjo Said Insults Was Nothing To Him – See Why

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXfJ6bLVyBRT1w5FWbIuvYjCjfYyh2o3yY35wAW-gEewp1oGJdxGle3k7yfBfIltMXyOqS0tBX4sn6Vez_3JXcZr1IytqpT4ndMukv9SQn0MOFmpKncm4AIdf-23Csku-IIuDOiSFV-ONM/s1600/obasanjor.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="141" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXfJ6bLVyBRT1w5FWbIuvYjCjfYyh2o3yY35wAW-gEewp1oGJdxGle3k7yfBfIltMXyOqS0tBX4sn6Vez_3JXcZr1IytqpT4ndMukv9SQn0MOFmpKncm4AIdf-23Csku-IIuDOiSFV-ONM/s320/obasanjor.jpg" width="320" /></a> To show that he enjoyed the ‘fun’, he said all those published insults were kept in the archives at his presidential library.Ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo said yesterday that it was a form of 
pleasure to him when he was being insulted as a sitting president by his
 critics or perceived political opponents. No individual or group of people was ever queried or jailed or 
repressed for expressing this freedom. Rather, I encouraged them because
 I derived fun and pleasure from the humour as I know who I am and 
nobody needs to tell me who and what I am not “.He said, “If you visit the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in 
Abeokuta, you will find thousands of archived newspaper comics and 
columns meant to spite and insult my person even as a sitting President.He said this while presenting his keynote address at the first 
international conference of the African Studies Association of Africa, 
ASAA, entitled, “African Studies in the Twenty-First Century, Past, 
Present and Future” which held at the International Conference Centre of
 the University of Ibadan.The elder statesman, who described himself as incurable optimist on a 
brighter future of Africa, reiterated that the continent will soon 
wriggle out of bad governance and corruption which seemed to be a 
syndrome in the continent.
He recalled the ugly past when Africans were used as slaves by colonialists.
Chief Obasanjo added that the inhumanity meted to the continent then 
formed the basis for the seeming backwardness being experienced at 
present saying, “the stain and stench of slave trade, the cold war, poor
 governance made some Africans to laud the good old days of colonialism,
 corruption and problem of human rights violations.
“In all these, I am delighted that the so-called great European 
historians who professed that Africa has no history lived to realise 
that African history and culture had impacts and ramifications on other 
parts of the world including theirs”, he said.
Professor Akin Mabogunje who was the chairman of the event and other 
speakers aligned with Chief Obasanjo on the need to use our intellect to
 develop the continent.
However, he was happy that all factors that militate against growth and development were no longer in vogue in the continent.
“The right to free speech, the right to express a different view point, 
the right to draw personal conclusions based on self-instituted research
 and to querry certain cultural practices and beliefs are part of the 
huge liberty that the continent of Africa now boasts of,” Obasanjo said.
Other notable people at the occasion included Professor Toyin Falola, a 
keynote speaker, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, 
Professor Isaac Adewole was represented by the Deputy Vice Chancellor 
(Administration) , Professor EmilOlorun Aiyelari, the Deputy Vice 
Chancellor (Academic) Professor Mrs Gbemisola Oke, the Director of the 
African Studies of the University of Ibadan, Professor Dele Layiwola, 
Professor Femi Osofisan, Dr. Sola Olorunfemi, Dr. Olaoluwa Shenayon and 
many others.

Obasanjo Said Insults Was Nothing To Him – See Why

To show that he enjoyed the ‘fun’, he said all those published insults were kept in the archives at his presidential library.Ex-President O...

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Full list: 
 
1. Chris Ngige – (Anambra) 
2. Kayode Fayemi- (Ekiti) 
3. Rotimi Amaechi – (Rivers) 
4. Babatunde Fashola -(Lagos) 
5. Abdulrahman Dambazau- (Kano) 
 
6. Aisha Alhassan – (Taraba) 
7. Ogbonaya Onu- (Ebonyi) 
8. Kemi Adeosun – (Ogun) 
 
9. Abubakar Malami – (Kebbi) 
10. Sen Hadi Sirika – (Katsina) 
11. Barr. Adebayo Shittu – (Oyo) 
12. Suleiman Adam – (Jigawa) 
 
13. Solomon Dalong – (Plateau) 
14. Ibe Kachikwu – (Delta) 
15. Osagie Ehanire – (Edo) 
16. Audu Ogbeh – (Benue) 
 
17. Udo Udo Udoma – (Akwa Ibom) 
 
18. Lai Mohammed – (Kwara) 
19. Ahmed Isa Ibeto – (unknown) 
20. Amina Mohammed – (Gombe) 
 
21. Ibrahim Usman Jibril – (Nasarawa) 
 
22. Hajia Khadija Bukar Ibrahim- (Yobe) 
 
23. Cladius Omoleye Daramola (Ondo) 
 
24. Prof Anthony Onwuka (Imo) 
 
25. Geoffrey Onyema (Enugu) 
 
26. Dan Ali (Zamfara) 
 
27. Barr James Ocholi (Kogi) 
 
28. Zainab Ahmed (Kaduna) 
 
29. Okechukwu Enelamah (Abia) 
 
30. Muhammadu Bello (Adamawa) 
 
31. Mustapha Baba Shehuri (Bornu) 
 
32. Aisha Abubakar (unknown) 
 
33. Heineken Lokpobiri (Bayelsa) 
 
34. Adamu Adamu (Bauchi) 
 
35. Isaac Adewole (Osun) 
 
36. Abubakar Bawa Bwari (unknown) 
 
37. Pastor Usani Uguru (Cross River)

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Full list: 1. Chris Ngige – (Anambra) 2. Kayode Fayemi- (Ekiti) 3. Rotimi Amaechi – (Rivers) 4. Babatunde Fashola -(Lagos) 5. Abdul...

Buhari Refuse to Release The List Of Ministers....

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But the Senate President, Bukola Saraki,who announces correspondences
 from the president at the beginning of plenary,before the consideration
 of any other items in the day’s business, could not announce any letter
 from the President during Tuesday’s session, indicating that there was no such list at his disposal.Muhammed Buhari failed to meet up with his earlier 
promise of submitting list of nominees to the Senate before the end of 
September. The president had assured that the list containing the 
nominees into ministerial offices would be submitted to the Red Chamber 
latest by September 30,for onward screening and possible confirmation.The development prompted the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP senators, 
through the Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio, to seek 
clarification. Akpabio, PDP, Akwa Ibom North West, raised a point of 
order, under matter of urgent importance, to find out why the Senate 
President had not announced the president’s letter containing 
ministerial nominees.As Saraki attempted to answer Akpabio’s question, Deputy Senate 
Leader, Ibn Bala Na’Allah, APC, Kebbi South, raised another point of 
order, where he explained that the day was still young, saying since the
 day’s session ends by 12:30pm,
 there was still the hope that the president would transmit the list of 
ministerial nominees to the Upper Chamber before the close of the 
session.Akpabio,who noted that the nation’s newspapers in the last couple of 
weeks, have been awashed with stories of ministerial appointments by the
 president, asked the Senate President why he received the list from 
President Buhari and was hiding it from his colleagues.He also said since the day ends by 12 midnight,
 there was still hope that the list could come before the time. But the 
Senate President, who was thrown the question, could not provide answer,
 as he over-ruled Senator Akpabio, asking that the next item in the 
day’s agenda be introduced.