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FULL LIST OF NEW TRANSITION COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN IN AKWA IBOM STATE. 1. Barr Emmanuel Udosen – Abak 2. Dr Edwin Okon – Uruan 3. Mrs Elsie Esara – Itu 4. Barr Mfon Ben – Uyo 5. Mrs Ekaette Usip – Mkpat Enin 6. Mr Frank Archibong – Eket 7. Mr Itoro Columba – Ikono 8. Elder Israel Idaisin – Ini 9. Mr Cletus Ekpo – Etinan 10. Barr Ukana Udofia- Ibesikpo Asutan 11. Mrs Precious Selong – Urueoffong Oruko 12. Mr Godwin Okponung – Udung Uko 13. Mr Ubuo Ubuo – Okobo 14. Mr Mfon Bassey – Mbo 15. Prince Ubong Idiong – Oruk Anam 16. Pastor Anthony Bassey – Oron 17. Barr Samuel Udokoh – Ukanafun 18. Mr Uduak Ekpeowo – Nsit Atai 19. Mr Samuel Eka – Ibiono Ibom 20. Mr Emmanuel Amama – Obot Akara 21. Mrs Inibehe Silas – Ika 22. Udeme Wilson – Etim Ekpo 23. High Chief William Mkpah – Ibeno 24. Mr Iniobong Robinson – Esit Eket 25. Dr Joshua Ndoho – Onna 26. Mr Ukomkpa Benard 27. Barr Paulinus Idio – Essien Udim 28. David Umana – Ikot Ekpene 29. Mr Otobong Edemidiong – Nsit Ubi

A pattern is now established. Every time, Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari’s academic credentials, specifically, his lack of a WAEC certificate, are questions, he organises a photo opportunity with classmates from his past. Shortly after being declared winner of the 2015 presidential elections, which was marked by the scandal of his inability to present a basic secondary school leaving certificate, Buhari met with a group of old men who were identified as his classmates in secondary school. Buhari’s first trip to the United States of America after becoming president also included a meeting with his “War College classmates”. A group of senior citizens, who couldn’t remember Buhari for anything outstanding. Straight of the heels of the collapse of a suit filed against him in a federal high court challenging his eligibility for the office of president on account of his failure to produce a WAEC certificate, the president took a trip to his hometown of Daura, Kaduna State and dined

President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed a new board for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC. Dr. Ibe Kachikwu has been removed as the group managing director and he is replaced by Dr. Kacalla Baru. Kachikwu is now the chairman of the board of the state-owned oil corporation. Presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina announced this in a statement on Monday, July 4, 2016. He said that the new board is composed of the following persons. Until his appointment, Dr. Baru was the group executive director for exploration and production of the NNPC. He is a graduate of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and holds a bachelor of science degree in engineering. He holds a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering. Baru has been the chairman of NNPC Anti-corruption Committee constituted by the former petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Maduekwe since September 2004 till his appointment Monday. A. Chairman – Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum; B. Group Manag

A thatched house belonging to a 90-year-old man in Awa Iman, was allegedly demolished on the order of Akwa Ibom State Governor, Udom Emmanuel. Awa Iman is the countryhome of the governor. "the thatched house was pulled down to provide an expanse of land for the construction of a Visitor's parking lot for the newly constructed mansion of the Governor in his hometown. It was gathered that the 90year old man who has been crying over the loss of his house is now putting up on the veranda of one of a Pentecostal Churches in Awa iman in Onna Local Government." From Linda Ikeji Blog.

The Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the appointment of one Assistant Inspector General and six commissioners to the rank of Deputy Inspectors-General of Police to the management team of the Nigeria Police Force. The approval is contained in a statement issued on Monday in Abuja by Ikechukwu Ani, the Head, Press and Public Relations of the commission. The officers are: 1. AIG Shuaibu Gambo - DIG Department of Finance and Administration. 2. CP Joshak Habila - DIG Department of Operation. 3. CP Maigari Dikko .- DIG, Department of Logistics and Supply. 4. CP H. M. Dagala - DIG, Department of FCIID. 5. CP Emmanuel T. Inyang - DIG, Department of Training and Development. 6. CP Ntom Chukwu (DIG,- Department of Research and Planning. 7. CP Folusho Adebanjo - DIG Department of ICT. 8. CP Abdul Buba - AIG Force Secretary. The statement said the commission had conveyed the approval of the new appointments to the Inspector-General of Police for implementation. T