Wednesday 6 July 2011

Jonathan Appoints Oghiadomhe, Abati, Oronto, Dr. Pius Osunyikanmi,Sarah Jubril As Special Advisers

BY DANIEL IDONOR

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, today, approved the appointment of a 20-man presidential aides list.
A statement signed by the Secretary to Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim said the aides would assist Mr President in the discharge of his constitutional obligations to the nation.
According to the statement, the Special Advisers would be sworn-in tomorrow by 2.00 pm. at the Council Chamber of the Presidential Villa.
Below are the special advisers
Chief Mike Oghiadomhe,  Chief of Staff, COS,  Eng. Mohammed Kachalla Abubakar, Deputy Chief of Staff,  Amb. Hassan Tukur as Principal Secretary to the President, Dr. Tunji Olagunju, Special Adviser to the President on NEPAD and Mr. Oronto Douglas, Special Adviser to the President on Research and Strategy.
Prof. Abubakar Sambo, Special Adviser to the President on Energy, Mrs. Sarah Akuben Pane, Special Adviser to the President on Social Development, Mrs. Sarah Jibril, Special Adviser to the President on Ethics and Values, Senator Joy Emordi, Special Adviser to the President on National Assembly Matters and Hon. Kingsley Kuku, Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs.
Others are Dr. Pius Olakunle Osunyikanmi, Special Adviser to the President on International Relations, Prof. Dan Adebiyi, Special Adviser to the President on Special Duties and Dr. Rueben Abati, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity.
Also on the list are Mrs. Asma’u Abdulkadir, Special Adviser to the President on Gender Issues, Nze Sullivan Akachukwu Nwakpo, Special Adviser to the President on Technical Matters, Yakubu Abdullahi, Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters (Office of the Vice President), Barr. Bashir Sufyan, Special Adviser to the President on Legal Matters (Office of the Vice President) and Senator Isaiah Ballat Special Adviser to the President for Special Duties (Office of the Vice President).
Source: Vanguard

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