madridguy:
The clueless looter from otuoke.

chadwickcollins:
. Yeye oil money way otuke man loot na for your village e dey?

Bolustic:
GEJ. With copious examples.

1.Chief of Staff - Mike Oghiadome(Edo, SS) later Jones Arogbofa
2. SGF- Anyim Pius Anyim (Ebonyi, SE)

Then let's move to the top ministries

3. Finance - Okonjo Iweala (Delta, SS)
4. Petroleum - Diezani Maduekwe (Bayelsa, SS)
5. Works- Onolememmem (Edo, SS)
6. Power - Barth Nnaji(Enugu, SE) , later, Nebo (another SE)
7. Aviation - Stella Oduah(Anambra, SE) , later, Osita Chidoka (Anambra, SE)
8. Health - Onyebuchi Chukwu, (Ebonyi, SE)

CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele,( Delta SS)

And you wonder where the SW, who gave him much of their votes were

QuotaSystem:
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, a simple look at his appointments point to the fact.

PMB is not marginalizing the east regarding appointments, they are just not ready to admit that they marginalized themselves by being the only region that horribly failed to spread their votes across both parties, thereby effectively locking themselves out from this government. PDP was even able to win at least 2 states in the North. The only state APC could win in the SE is led by a man that is openly condemned by Ibos for his association with other regions/tribes.

You cannot play politics of hatred and reap loving results. No man (or region) is an island, especially in politics.

GEJ is the easy answer to your question.

The lingering crisis rocking the apex-Igbo
socio-cultural organisation, Ohaneze Ndigbo
came to the fore at the weekend when
notable Igbo leaders, including governors,
ministers, national and state assembly
lawmakers boycotted the annual Igbo Day
celebration.
This is coming as the group's President-
General, Gary Igariwey, foreclosed the
possibility of an Igbo occupying the
presidency of the country by 2015, saying
Ndigbo could only aspire for the plum job
when President Goodluck Jonathan or any
other South-southerner would have served
out his eight-year unbroken rule.
However, apart from President Jonathan and
Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State, who
were represented by Minister of Power, Prof.
Chinedu Nebo and Commissioner for Culture,
Joe Mammel, respectively, former Ministers of
Aviation and Health, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi
and Prof A.B.C. Nwosu, respectively, a
handful of traditional rulers, various cultural
groups, and other notable leaders were
absent.
In his speech, Jonathan acknowledged the
massive support he had continued to receive
from the people of the South-east since he
became president, pledging his commitment
to reciprocate the gesture by ensuring the
development of the zone.
"You have remained a pillar of support for my
administration; you have indeed given me
greater support than any other ethnic group
in the country. I want to also assure you that
I will not take your support for granted.
"As you are aware, my administration has
continued to make efforts towards addressing
the marginalisation of the zone. We are
already addressing the infrastructural deficit
in the zone; the international airport has
taken off and plans are underway to develop
it as one of the major aerotropolis in the
country. With the dredging of the River Niger
and the award of contract for the second
Niger Bridge, you can agree with me that the
South-east can no longer remain the same,"
he said.
The president further used the opportunity to
praise the Igbo people for the unwavering
belief in the unity of the country as evidenced
in the manner the people of the area have
continued to invest massively in every part of
the country.
"Igbos are resourceful, sociable, highly
industrious and have a strong republican
orientation," he said, and, therefore, urged
the people of the zone to rediscover and hold
tenaciously that the great attributes that made
the first and second republic Igbo leaders
thick.
Also speaking, Igariwey reviewed the place of
the Igbos in the country, noting that the event
called for a sober reflection.
"Our people have been expose to lots of
dangers; our people are killed recklessly by
Boko Haram and their properties destroyed.
Time has come for the federal government to
do all it can to check this ugly situation," he
said while calling on the people to cultivate
the habit of investing at home.
On the presidency of the country, Igariwey
lamented that the major challenge facing the
people of the South-east was their inability to
speak with one voice, noting that the only way
the people of the zone would get the
presidency would be for them to be united.
"Whether they like it or not, we remain the
largest ethnic group in Nigeria. Ohaneze made
it clear three years ago that we will seek the
presidency immediately after the South-south
would have completed its unbroken tenure
whether in 2015 or 2019.
"But let's us bear in mind that we have been
too quiet and that cannot get us the
presidency. The Yorubas fought for June 12
and eventually got the presidency with
Obasanjo; the South-south did the same and
were destroying pipelines and now they have
the presidency. Though, I am not advising
that we should destroy pipelines but we have
to show that we equally deserve to have the
presidency," he said.
On his part, the chairman of the occasion and
First Republic Minister of Aviation, Amaechi,
took a swipe at Igbo political office holders
especially governors, ministers and legislators
or having failed to take Igbo land to the next
level.
The elder statesman who went down memory
lane, lamented that unlike during the First
Republic when no serious decision was taken
in the country without inputs from the Igbos
was made, the South-east has been relegated
to the background, a problem he heaped on
the heads of the governors.
"Did we elect them to be blowing siren and
accumulating wealth? We gave them power so
they could use it to better the lot of the Igbo
man but unfortunately, they have failed us as
a people," he said, while calling for a
rediscovery.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jonathan-igbos-remain-pillar-of-my-govt/160312/

36xtr39r:


Table showing the list of the GEJ's Ministers and their portfolios in 2011

S/N/ NAME/ PORTFOLIO/ STATE/ ZONE
1.Barrister Emeka Wogu- Honourable Minister for Labour, Abia- SE

2. Hajia Zainab Maina- Honourable Minister for Women Affairs, Adamawa-NE

3. Prof. Ita Okon Bassey Ewa- Honourable Minister for Science and Technology, Akwa-Ibom

4. Mrs. Stella Oduah-Ogiemwonyi- Honourable Minister for Aviation, Anambra-SE

5. Senator Bala Mohammed- Honourable Minister for Federal Capital Territory, Bauchi- NE

6. Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke- Honourable Minister for Petroleum, Bayelsa- SS

7. Comrade Abba Moro- Honourable Minister  for Interior, Benue- NC
8. Hajia Zainab Ibrahim Kuchi- Honourable Minister for State for Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs,Niger-NC
9. Alhaji Bukar Tijani- Honourable Minister of State for Agric and Natural Resources, Borno- NE   
             
10. Elder Godsday Orubebe- Honourable Minister, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, Delta-SS

11.Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu- Honourable Minister for Health, Ebonyi-SE

12. Arc. Mike Onolememen- Honourable Minister for Works, Edo- SS

13. Navy Capt. Caleb Olubolade (rtd)- Honourable Minister for Police Affairs, Ekiti-SW

14. Professor Bart Nnaji- Honourable Minister for Power, Enugu- SE

15. Alhaji Yusuf Suleiman- Honourable Minister for Sports, Sokoto- NW

16. Prof. (Mrs) Viola Onwuliri- Honourable Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Imo- SE

17. Prof (Mrs) Ruqayyatu Rufai- Honourable Minister for  Education, Jigawa-NW
18. Dr. Shamsudeen Usman- Honourable Minister for National Planning, Kano-NW
19. Arc. Mohammed Musa Sada- Honourable Minister for Mines and Steel Development, Katsina-NW
20. Dr. Bello H. Mohammed- Honourable of Minister for Defence, Kebbi-NW
21. Mohammed B. Adoke, SAN- Honourable Attorney Gen. of the Federation/Honourable Minister of Justice, Kogi-NC
22. Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi- Honourable Minister for Youth Development, Kwara-NC

23. Mr. Olusegun O. Aganga- Honourable of Minister for Trade and Investment, Lagos-SW

24. Mr. Labaran Maku Honourable Minister for Information and Communications, Nasarawa,-NC
  25. Dr. Samuel Ioraer Ortom-Honourable Minister of  State, Trade and Investment, Benue-NC

26. Amb. Olugbenga Ashiru-Honourable Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ogun-SW
27. Erelu Olusola Obada -Honorable Minister of State, Defence, Osun-SW
28. Mrs. Olajumoke Akinjide Honourable Minister of State for FCT, Oyo-SW

29. Senator Idris A.Umar Honourable Minister for Transport , Gombe-NE
30. Dr. Yerima Lawal Ngama Honourable Minister of State for  Finance, Yobe-NE
31. Amb. Bashir Yugudu -Honourable Minister of State, Works, Zamfara: NW

http:///news-page/jonathan-assigns-portfolio-31-ministers-creates-new-ministries-redeploys-minister-transpor

North - 17
South - 14

prophetone:
Hypocrisy can kill some people. Lets look at the Agencies and Departments that the President is not constitutionally required to appoint from each state.

The Jonathan govt appointments

A: THE SOUTH-EAST LIST

NGOZI OKONJO-IWEALA – Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance
BRIGHT OKOGWU – DG Budget
EMEKA EZE – DG BPP
ARUNMA OTEH – DG SEC
OSCAR ONYEMA – DG NSE
CHIKE OBI – MD AMCON
CHINELU ONUOHA – DG PENCOM
GODWIN EMEFIELE – CBN Governor
UCHE ORJI – M D Sovereign Wealth Fund
SUNNY IROHA – DG Housing Fund
EVELYN OPUTA – MD BANK OF INDUSTRY
NNENNA ORJI – Chairman, Investments, Securities Tribunal
ANYIM PIUS ANYIM – SGF

B: SOUTH LIST

DR. ANTHONY ANUFOROM – NIMET
PATRICK APOBOLOKEMI – NIMASA
MRS. CHINEBO ANOHU AMAZU – PENCOM ENGR.
CHUKWU AMUCHI – FERMA
MR. GEORGE OSAHON – DPR
MRS. EVELYN OPUTU – Bank of Industry
ERNEST NWANPA – Nigerian Content Dev. Agency
MRS. DUPE ATOKI – Consumer Protection Agency
ENGR. EUGENE JUWAH – NCC
ENGR. NNAMDI UDOH – NAMA
ENGR. AKIKUOTU – NCAA
GEORGE URIESI – FAAN
CAPT. CHINERE KALU – NCATY
Dr. (MRS) G.N. ELEMO – FIIRO
ORON JOSHUA OKPO – Maritime Academy of Nigeria
ENGR. SEYI SIJUWADE – Railway Corporation
MRS. SALLY MBANEFOH – Nigerian Tourism Dev. Corporation
DR. BRIGHT OKOGWU – Budget Office of the Federation
PROF. GODSWILL OBIOMA – NERDC
MR. R.R. ORYA – NEXIM
DR. JOSEPH ODUMODU – Standards Organisation of Nigeria
EMEKA NKEM MBA – Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation
PROF. LONGMAS WAPMUK – Industrial Training Fund
PROF. JULIUS OKOJIE – National Universities Commission
MRS. N.S. BENEBO – NESREA
DR. PRECIOUS GBENJO – MDG Office
PETER CHIGOZIE – Surveyor General of the Federation
DR. YEMI KALE – Statistician General of the Federation
MR. JONAH OTUNLA – Accountant General of the Federation
SAMUEL YONONGO UKARA – Auditor General of the Federation
MIKE OMIERI – National Orientation Agency
IMA NIBORO – News Agency of Nigeria
DAVID I. ADELUGBA – NEPC E/S
MR. OLUGBENGA KUYE – NEPZA
PETER GODSDAY ORUBEBE – Niger Delta Ministry, etc.

Imagine, 3 whole northern regions were not represented in the entire list of juicy appointments above but heaven did not fall, now some AGIP that have never been in opposition won't let us hear word now that they have been chased back to Aba. The hypocrisy stinks!!

GEJ aka the I.B is the most tribalistic President on that list by far! His comment that a certain section of this country is the pillar of his administration underlines this fact.

Bolustic:
GEJ. With copious examples.

1.Chief of Staff - Mike Oghiadome(Edo, SS) later Jones Arogbofa
2. SGF- Anyim Pius Anyim (Ebonyi, SE)

Then let's move to the top ministries

3. Finance - Okonjo Iweala (Delta, SS)
4. Petroleum - Diezani Maduekwe (Bayelsa, SS)
5. Works- Onolememmem (Edo, SS)
6. Power - Barth Nnaji(Enugu, SE) , later, Nebo (another SE)
7. Aviation - Stella Oduah(Anambra, SE) , later, Osita Chidoka (Anambra, SE)
8. Health - Onyebuchi Chukwu, (Ebonyi, SE)

CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele,( Delta SS)

And you wonder where the SW, who gave him much of their votes were

princey83:

End of story.

QuotaSystem:
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, a simple look at his appointments point to the fact.

PMB is not marginalizing the east regarding appointments, they are just not ready to admit that they marginalized themselves by being the only region that horribly failed to spread their votes across both parties, thereby effectively locking themselves out from this government. PDP was even able to win at least 2 states in the North. The only state APC could win in the SE is led by a man that is openly condemned by Ibos for his association with other regions/tribes.

You cannot play politics of hatred and reap loving results. No man (or region) is an island, especially in politics.

GEJ is the easy answer to your question. Ignore the joker above me that is fraudulently including Ministers of State in order to cheat in this exam.